Sarthi- Authentic Indian Restaurant Bath

In Their Own Words

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“Great tasting food, loads of options for vegans and fantastic service.”

“Delicious food that had the vibe of a home cooked Indian meal.”

“All staff are super friendly and the place has a great atmosphere.”

Quick Verdict

Sarthi proves vegetarian Indian cooking can be genuinely flavourful—the chana masala and gulab jamun alone justify the trip, and the staff remember why you came back.

About Sarthi- Authentic Indian Restaurant Bath

Indian food in Bath rarely skips the meat, which makes Sarthi's entirely vegetarian menu something worth knowing about. The converted chapel setting in Walcot gives the room a character most restaurants in the city can't match, and the staff have a way of steering first-timers toward the right choices rather than leaving them to guess. The vegan options run deep across the menu, and the dosa, bang bang cauliflower, and chana masala are the dishes people write home about — the chana masala in particular draws the kind of superlatives that are hard to ignore. Paneer angara for those who want heat. End with the gulab jamun. Reservations are worth making, especially for dinner, and the kitchen handles families and groups without a drop in attention.

In the last 90 days, Sarthi- Authentic Indian Restaurant Bath has drawn 30 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — recent momentum that is one of the signals behind its place on the hot list.

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