We were warmly welcomed by Jazz's father, Devinder, and mother, Rani. Since we had opted for the dinner, we were to see a lot of Jazz'z parents. The food was wonderful - authentic homemade Indian dishes, including an aubergine dish (Brinjal), Mung Dal and a very tasty chicken curry, all complemented with boiled rice, naan, salad, yogurt and Rani's own lime and ginger pickle. She finished us off with a mango smoothie, ice cream and coffee. Complemented by a glass of beer this was a veritable feast and excellent value for £12.50 per person.
Jazz joined us for dinner along with his brother Indi - two very nice young men.
The offer of an Indian breakfast was unrefusable, and the Aloo Paratha with pickle and yogurt were delicious.
The accommodation was fine - a comfortable bedroom with TV and washbasin and a spacious adjacent bathroom, all spotlessly clean. They do have a dog, but she was well-trained, very friendly and no trouble at all. We parked in the street outside and were able to move the car into the drive during the restricted hour, timed to stop commuters using the nearby tube station (Northfields) from parking in the street.
All in all we had a wonderful stay and would certainly go there again, should the need arise.