Swatlands

Swatlands Swatlands Restaurant is one of the finest, award-winning Indian restaurants in Leicestershire. The restaurant was opened in 2001. This was in the late 1600s.

The building is approximately 400 years old and has a lot of history. It has been known that George Davenport - the infamous highwayman - resided there when the building was trading as an inn. The name "Swatlands" originated from the previous owner, Michael Swatland, who had this building as an off-license and wine shop, for a number of years. This building was always known as "Swatlands", hence w

e kept the name. The present owner of the restaurant - Kam Dawda - has been in the trade for approximately 15 years. He created the Spice of India restaurant in Syston and built up a fantastic reputation there. Now, based at Oadby, Swatlands has recently been awarded with the "Best Restaurant in Leicestershire" accolade. Kam has created a stunning menu at Swatlands to tantalise many people's taste-buds. Winner of "The Week" Award - Best Leicestershire Restaurant

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38 London Road
Leicester
LE25

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