Tamila
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39 Northcote Road, London, SW11 1NJ, Website

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Opening autumn 2024 on Clapham's Northcote Road from the team behind Islington's Tamil Prince and Tamil Crown, the first permanent site for this former Hackney market stall serving South Indian dishes and roti.

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Reviews of Tamila Restaurant in SW11, London by users of Hardens.com. Also see the editors review of Tamila restaurant.

Kishan P

Flavoursome food with good atmosphere Delay...

Reviewed 1 months, 4 days ago

"Flavoursome food with good atmosphere Delayed drinks and slow service "

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What the Newspaper Critics are saying

The Sunday Times

Charlotte Ivers was shocked to find the second branch of this south Indian, from the team behind nearby pub conversions Tamil Prince and Tamil Crown, packed out at 6pm on a Monday. But there were good reasons for the crowd: “This lot know how to do their cocktails”, the roti was buttery and flaky, and the small plates extremely generous.

“The waiter suggests five to eight dishes for two to share, which is great salesmanship. You could order way below that and still walk away satisfied… One dosa would be enough if you had a train to catch.”

Charlotte Ivers - 2025-03-23