Enjoyed a meal at the passage to India for the first time in about 15 yrs, overall experience was fine, the food adequate, service reasonable. My only complaint would be that the decor is rather dated and the lighting a little harsh. There is no liquor licence so you need to bring your own drinks. This is actually good as you could then enjoy a good bottle of wine at a sensible price.

Don’t often share reviews but was quite shocked by this meal. The food was okay, quick turn around on the take away order which was good. Sat down to eat at home and tucked into an onion baji, not expecting there to be a PIECE OF GLASS in there. Not exactly what you want from a £30 meal. AVOID!

Sadly tried Passage for this first time tonight. Ordered a Lamb bhuna but the receipt said Mutton? The meat was tough as leather boots, very disappointing. Ordered garlic Nan but received plain. Cheap take away (£10 per person) but quality was still exceptionally poor and wouldn’t return.

Ordered a lamb bhuna and the receipt said ‘mutton’. Once home tried the meat and was really tough, so was 100% mutton. I’m not one to go into a restaurant and order mutton by accident instead of lamb. False advertising, hate being lied to! The curries were both really salty and couldn’t tell which was which as tastes both the same. Ordered a garlic nan and received a plain. Wouldn’t go back, wouldn’t recommend

We had a takeaway last night and it was great. Food was cooked really well and it was made quickly. Will definitely be back soon

Food was very nice, we shared two mains, rice and garlic naan between two of us after a starter of poppadoms with pickles and that was more than enough. Service was good and the young lady looking after us was attentive and friendly. It was reasonably quiet, but it was only 7pm on a Saturday evening.

I've always wanted to try this place due to the length of time this establishment has been open. I had very high expectations.. Well what can I say? I took my wife out for our 20th wedding anniversary, and was extremely disappointed. Flavourless sauce, dry hard meat, and onion bhajis cooked on the surface of the sun. Quite possible the worst Indian I have ever eaten.

Been using the Passage for 25 years, still remains the best Indian Food in the Stroud valleys by a country mile! 100 % recommended

Visiting supporter at the Forest Green v Charlron match on 14 Feb 23. Owner/waiter was attentive and service was quick. Food was superbly presented and tastes fresh. Set me up well for that walk up the hill to the stadium!

Always come here, food and service are great and all at a very reasonable price. Building is a bit dated but nice and clean and staff always helpful. They have no drinks licence but it doesn't matter as you can walk next door to the shop and buy a few lagers so it Actually works out cheaper! Been coming here for years and never had a bad experience