“It's not often I'll eat at the place I'm s...” Visited the restaurant with my partner. Fantastic food cooked to perfection! The waiter couldn't be more helpful! Welcoming staff and great atmosphere. The starters and main courses were wonderful. I've been to many places in Notts and Derby for curry and this has to be one of the finest around. Having previously had a great sit down meal. We ordered a takeaway and was very disappointed. Yeah you get 30% off the price but that seems to be reflected in the quality of the food. Veg curry was red water,couldn't find any veg. Mushroom rice was devoid of any mushrooms and the starters tasteless. This has put us off going... We come here quite a lot,the service and food were exceptional yet again. Would recommend this restaurant to any one. This Indian is amazing. All of the food tasted so fresh and full of flavour. The device is excellent I have been here several times now and have no complaints at all. The price of the food is very reasonable also.

Definitely worth a visit Fabulous decor and warm welcome from staff and drinks order quickly taken and delivered whilst we looked over the menu. Taken to our table and food orders taken very promptly. Range of starters between £5 and £8. We all ordered different things and all agreed the food was really good. Mains between £11 and £14 and all very good too.... We keep going back time after time. Best Indian by far I've ever been to. Best food, best service, staff are so attentive and very speedy at serving, no hanging around waiting for ages between courses. I can't recommend it highly enough. Give it a try you won't be disapointed. Eat here quite regularly and never been disappointed. Surroundings great and always quality food. Just had a wonderful meal with my family. Excellent food - far better in the restaurant than takeaway. My parents want to be able to order from Kent! Had a few meals here and always utterly impressed but the friendly service and amazing food.

Would strongly recommend this placeIndian Restaurants in Nottingham - 124 Derby Road, Stapleford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG9 7AYFood is delicious and staff are very friendly. I would recommend to any one... moreFood & Drink Guides Nottinghamshire Food & Drink Guide 2015-2016 A comprehensive guide to eating out in Nottinghamshire Chandelier is the new name for Mumtaz Leeds but the food and service of this exquisite Indian restaurant remain at the same impeccable standards. 0 Photos and videosViewing Tweets won't unblock @ChandelierIndia.Our mission is simple. We wish to delight our customers with the rare taste of authentic Indian cuisine and to excite them with rich, aromatic sauces and authentic flavours. With family values at heart, we still use our grandmother's original recipes to make honest Indian food. We create our hand cooked ready meals using the finest quality fresh ingredients, using no additives or preservatives. We are so passionate about our food, in-fact, that our goal is to become a household brand that is synonymous with restaurant quality food, at home.

in a Ready Mealare a rich blend of the world’s finestare hand cookedour products contain no preservativesare handmadeSkimm'd with a Pumpkin Spice Latte and some birthday cake "One of the most trusted voices in cannabis" – A Canadian weed company on why it's partnering with Snoop Dogg. chandelier saxilby Last night, Hurricane Matthew made its first pit stop in the US.chandeliers firozabad If you live in Florida, a really big one. chandelier quest skyward swordLast night, Matthew hit Florida with 120 mph winds and left tens of thousands of people without power. The state's expecting "catastrophic" damage. Matthew is the most powerful Atlantic storm in years. It's forecasted to hit Georgia and the Carolinas this weekend.

Earlier this week, it killed nearly 300 people in the Caribbean, most of them in Haiti. Then yesterday, President Obama declared a state of emergency for Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. That was after millions of people were told to evacuate coastal areas. Grocery store shelves are empty (unless you're craving clam chowder) and thousands of flights have been canceled. And to everyone who still hadn't gotten the memo (lookin' at you, Vanilla Ice), Florida Gov. Rick Scott said time to leave because, "this storm will kill you." Way to sugar coat it. It's still unclear just how much damage Matthew could do in the US. What is clear is even your biggest umbrella isn't gonna cut it. This doesn't seem legit. Earlier this week, police in India arrested 70 people for allegedly posing as IRS agents. The posers have been operating a network of call centers for about a year. This is how it worked: people would get a text or voicemail that said they needed to call the IRS, ASAP.

If they decided to call back, someone at the call center would apparently introduce themselves (in an American accent) as Christopher or Daniel. Because it doesn't get more American than that. The scammers would then demand that money be sent to them or else the person on the phone would be arrested. Tax scams have been a major problem in the US in recent years. Apparently a lot of Americans think 'gullible' is written on the ceiling, because the call centers that were raided this week have been making as much as $150,000 a day. Indian police said an additional 600 people are under investigation. Winning 'Best Dressed' is good, winning the Nobel Peace Prize is better. Today, Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos won the prize for his work to bring, yup, peace to his country. Colombia's been in a 50-year civil war between FARC rebels and the gov. It all started in the 60s when the rebels were part of a communist movement...and over the years, they became v involved in the drug trade.

More than 200,000 people have been killed and millions displaced in decades of war. After a lot of back-and-forth, Santos and the rebel leader managed to ink a peace deal to stop the fighting. But a few days ago, Colombians gave it a thumbs down in a referendum. The deal was expected to get a 'si,' but apparently lots of people thought it conceded too much to the rebels. Despite the rejection, Santos has promised to keep trying to make everyone get along. So the Nobel committee broke him off a peace. We've done this before. Yesterday, the UN said 'hey remember Kunduz, Afghanistan? Yeah it's still a mess.' Fighting between the Taliban and US-backed Afghan forces there forced about 10,000 people to leave the city in the recent days. Refresher: the Taliban lost control of Kunduz after the US invaded Afghanistan in 2001. Last year, the group took back the city after days of intense fighting. Ever since then, the Taliban and Afghan forces have been fighting over the territory. In the past week, the fighting in Kunduz has gotten worse, and now thousands of people are moving out. 

This all comes as President Obama has been trying to check 'get out of Afghanistan' off his to-do list before he leaves the White House. But earlier this year, he said he's going to leave more troops there than he originally planned. And hand the problem off to its third US president since the war started.  WHAT TO SAY WHEN YOUR PARENTS DECIDE THEY'RE GOING TO OLDCHELLA… Speaking of throwbacks…this weekend, Patriots QB Tom Brady is back in the game after his four-game Deflategate suspension. Which he spent in Italy with his supermodel wife and mini-me children.  This week we couldn't decide which was our fav read. So we'll let you pick. If you're in the mood for a little suspense... "Good as Gone" by Amy Gentry Imagine watching your sister get kidnapped. And then having her show up at your door eight years later. Except you're not quite sure if it's her. If you want a book to impress your BF's parents... "The Underground Railroad" by Colson Whitehead

Two slaves plot an escape that takes them on a real-life underground railroad through the US. This is one of those books everyone's talking about that you will actually love, and never put down. Ever been swept off your feet? It's a bold red from Argentina for the end of a night with friends when you say 'just one more glass' more than once. Skimm HQ is kind of obsessed with Fantasy Football. And we want you on our squad. Think: week-long fantasy football leagues. We'll bring the snacks, you join here. P.S. this is an affiliate partner, which means if you play, theSkimm may get some cash money. What goes well with your new fall coat? Skimm HQ is playing in leaves on Monday for Columbus Day. We'll see you back in your inboxes on Tuesday. theSkimm's Brian Papa (New York, NY); Stephanie Dueno (New York, NY); David Chesner (New York, NY); *Lucy Alagna (Chicago, IL); Tony Michuda (New York, NY); *Megan Bull (Bethesda, MD); *Renee Pappalardo (Kenosha, WI); 

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