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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIIn Harpenden, Cafe Jeera is an Indian restaurant on Station Road that regulars can use for dinner, coffee or something sweet after a meal. It takes bookings and has free parking, and it also works for groups, so it suits everything from a small catch-up to a larger table. The service is a clear part of the experience here, with customers mentioning attentive staff and a menu that gives plenty to choose from. A distinctive touch is the selection of dips served with the poppadoms, which people have singled out as a nice extra. Vegetarian options are available, and you can also order takeaway or delivery if you’d rather eat at home.
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Reviews
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- “Good atmosphere 👌🏼 great service the waiters are very attentitive to yours needs. I loved their combination of dips they serve with the papadoms. I have not come across any other restaurant that does such a nice select…”
- “Now 1971. Some friends took us here this eve and it did not disappoint. Lovely interior and very attentive staff who managed that magical ability to appear when you need them then leave you alone when you don't. The menu…”
- “I thought the food was unremarkable in general, the lamb chop starter was about 2 mouthfuls for £9. Also was annoyed that was asked if we would like poppadums to which we said three but there was no mention of the dip/ch…”