The Seven

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1. S K236 ★★★★★

   We booked the private Stables Room for my father’s 70th and the experience was flawless. Manager Alex was exceptional—he answered all our questions, was incredibly flexible with the menu, and his team delivered perfectly on the day. Their attention to detail regarding dietary restrictions, allergies, and accommodating timings made the event completely smooth and enjoyable for everyone. Alex and his team did an incredible job and deserve every compliment.

   almost 2 months ago
2. Suresh KMN ★★★★★

   Discovered by accident. Glad we did. Proper Indian food full of proper Spice not just colour and salt. Amper parking available. Settings is great. Tables not too close to each other. Spaced enough to have a decent conversation without being overheard by the neighbouring table.

   almost 2 months ago
3. Divya Pai ★★★★★

   I visited Seven Harrow a few weeks ago with friends and family — such a lovely, cozy place! From starters to mains and dessert, everything was absolutely fantastic.

   almost 3 months ago

1. Jay ★★★☆☆

   When friends you’ve known for decades invite you to watch football together—especially when there’s a chance of laughing at Arsenal’s expense—there isn’t much to think about. The answer was an immediate yes. The atmosphere at The Seven perfectly suited the occasion. After warm greetings, we clinked glasses and settled in for the Manchester United v Arsenal match. I had a crisp, ice-cold pint of Moretti, while my friends opted for everything from 0% Guinness to shandy. Drinks were served at just the right temperature—refreshing and spot on for a warm London day. By half-time, hunger set in, and we ordered a selection of dishes: • Tandoori Chicken Wings – Marinated in a hot and spicy masala and served with chilli chutney. Perfectly fine, though nothing particularly memorable. • Chicken Tikka – Yoghurt, Kashmiri chilli, and tandoori spices. Again, acceptable, but very much the standard fare you’d find in countless places across London. • Garlic & Chilli Tilapia Fish – Easily the standout dish of the evening. Succulent, spiced beautifully, and elevated by sautéed onions and peppers. Paired with garlic naan, this was an absolute highlight. • Karahi Lamb – Rich and aromatic, though a little underwhelming compared to versions I’ve had elsewhere. • Paneer Tikka Masala – Creamy, tomato-based, and pleasant enough, though ultimately bland. It leaned too heavily on texture, lacking the depth of flavour I usually expect. What The Seven might lack in standout Indian cuisine, it makes up for in setting and service. The spacious outdoor grounds, the warm weather, and the buzz of children playing while football streamed across multiple screens created a lively and relaxed backdrop. Most importantly, the staff were exceptional—friendly, attentive, and genuinely warm in their manner. Their smiles and good humour gave the whole place an inviting, community feel. In short, The Seven is not where I’d go for a refined Indian dining experience, but it is where I’d gladly return for an afternoon of football, drinks, and good company. It’s the kind of place that makes catch-ups with old friends feel easy and enjoyable.

   almost 5 months ago
2. Nilvanta Kerai ★★★★★

   We've come here a few times but booked dinner for a group and to watch football. Staff were really friendly, accommodating and attentive. Had a great seating area with booth, food and drinks were spot on

   almost 3 years ago
3. Swet Lii Pat ★★★★★

   Love this place. Very casual and contemporary, with authentic curry dishes. Saag ka gosht (lamb spinach curry) is delicious. Had a lovely family meal. Has its own car park. Pani puri shots were so fun!!! Staff are friendly and approachable. We were allowed to overstay too without any fuss. Recommend for good indian food.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Kishan Patel ★★★★☆

   We came here for a late lunch. The food was good and I would come back here. We spent 25 each including food and drink. They only have 2 high chairs. It seems to be common practise for restaurants I go to. Lucky for us there were not many around so we had both. We ordered a lot and I liked most of what we ordered. They have plenty of food for vegetarians in the starters a bit less for mains. The desserts were a bit disappointing. I wish they had more cake than cheesecake but that's a personal preference. Definitely worth the visit. I will be back

   almost 3 years ago
2. Rajat Mehta ★★★★★

   Lovely cosy Indian restaurant and pub. Food has good flavour, service is prompt and the place has a nice cosy vibe- old world yet comfortable The chilli garlic nan was lovely and one of the best I have had in UK…. The food is very well priced and getting a draught beer for under £4.5 felt great. Overall nice place and would sure be back

   almost 3 years ago
3. N T ★★★★★

   Awesome Schezwan veg definitely order again. Should try the crispy veg next time. Pain puri was good. Momo was good but sauce was ok (ask if possible to do pan fry not deep fry). Chili Mari mogo is ok - heavy on the oil, maybe try another flavor if ordering again. Don’t order chili garlic mushroom again (chestnut mushroom was not my preference).

   almost 3 years ago

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