8 Listings
Indian restaurant and takeaway in Abbeymead, established since 1995. Voted Best Indian Restaurant in Gloucester. Specialises in authentic Bangladeshi and Indian cuisine with Tandoor dishes. Open Monday to Sunday from 6pm.
Indian restaurant and takeaway on Barnwood Road, offering dine-in and delivery seven days a week including bank holidays. Free parking available front and rear. Suitable for meals for two or larger functions and birthday parties.
Indian takeaway in Hucclecote serving classic curries, tandoori dishes and house specials for Gloucester customers. A handy east-Gloucester option for collection or local delivery.
Indian takeaway in Tuffley with a broad menu of curries, biryanis and grilled favourites for Gloucester evenings in. Well placed for the south side of the city and nearby estates.
Indian takeaway on Gloucester High Street serving classic curries, biryanis and tandoori dishes for collection or local delivery. A practical city-centre option if you want a straightforward midweek order without heading out to the suburbs.
Indian restaurant and takeaway on Bristol Road with a broad menu of familiar curry-house favourites for Gloucester diners. Useful for south-of-centre collection or delivery when you want something dependable around GL1 and nearby districts.
Taste Of India is a Gloucester Indian takeaway on Worcester Street, with a broad menu of traditional curries, biryanis, balti dishes and tandoori favourites. Its menu includes karahi chicken and other freshly prepared options for collection or delivery in the city.
Aroma is an Indian restaurant near Gloucester’s historic docks, serving South Indian dishes alongside familiar favourites. Its official site offers online ordering for collection and delivery, making it a practical city-centre option for an Indian takeaway.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best Indian takeaways in Gloucester?
How much does an Indian takeaway cost in Gloucester?
Do Indian takeaways cater for vegans?
Indian takeaway in Gloucester is less about one single high-street strip and more about neighbourhood favourites spread across the city. The current listings cover a useful mix, including long-established Polash, Barnwood-based Spice House, The Garlic Indian and Bombay Mix in Tuffley. That gives this category a practical local shape: some places are better for a traditional Friday-night order, some are more convenient for collection after work, and some lean more heavily into broad online menus and delivery.
The official sites already show those differences. Polash says it has been established since 1995 and puts real emphasis on tandoor cooking, daily spice preparation and a more classic restaurant-style identity. Spice House positions itself as both restaurant and takeaway, open seven days a week on Barnwood Road with free parking at the front and rear, which is a genuine convenience if you would rather collect than wait for delivery. Bombay Mix in Tuffley leans into sheer menu breadth, from balti and biryani dishes to set meals, while The Garlic Indian’s own site points more towards a straightforward takeaway experience with easy parking and regular online ordering.
That means the best Gloucester Indian takeaway often depends on the kind of evening you want. If you care most about pick-up convenience, parking and a predictable collection run, the location of Barnwood Road or Tuffley can matter as much as the menu itself. If you want a more established house with a strong traditional identity, Polash stands out. Either way, check delivery areas, busy-time collection delays and the balance between classic curries, tandoori dishes and house specials before ordering. In Gloucester, the strongest takeaway choice is usually the one that matches both your route home and your preferred style of Indian food, not just the app with the most items on screen.