Indian Takeaway near Edgware

Dawat Bar and Kitchen is a 5 to 10 minute drive from Edgware. Phone your order through, then drive down Station Road and the A5 through Burnt Oak to pick it up from Streatfield Road.

  • Order by phone: 020 8238 9999
  • Open daily from 11:30am
  • Last kitchen orders 11pm, or 10pm on Sundays
  • Satnav: HA3 9BX

The route from Edgware

From Edgware town centre, take Station Road and join the A5 heading south through Burnt Oak. Turn onto Camrose Avenue, then Taunton Way, which leads into Streatfield Road. In normal traffic the drive takes 5 to 10 minutes and covers about 2 miles.

Without a car, a taxi is the simplest option, because there is no direct Tube link between Edgware and Queensbury.

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What to order

For a classic takeaway, chicken tikka masala, lamb rogan josh and saag paneer are all on the menu. For something less usual, try the kodi sukka, a dry chicken dish, the keema peas or the Kenyan-style chilli chicken. Every biryani comes with raita, and the breads range from plain naan to chilli, garlic and cheese naan.
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Quick facts

  • Phone: 020 8238 9999
  • Address: 244 Streatfield Road, Harrow HA3 9BX
  • Opening hours: Every day except Friday 11:30am to 11pm, and Friday 11:30am to midnight
  • Kitchen closes 11pm, and 10pm on Sundays
  • Menu and prices: see our Menu page

Ordering for a crowd? Call earlier in the day.

Paneer tikka in a takeaway box from Dawat Bar and Kitchen

How to get here from Edgware

Dawat Bar and Kitchen is at 244 Streatfield Road, Harrow HA3 9BX, just off Honeypot Lane in Queensbury.

  • By car from Edgware: About 2 miles, 5 to 10 minutes. Take Station Road and the A5 through Burnt Oak, then Camrose Avenue and Taunton Way into Streatfield Road.
  • By public transport: There is no direct Tube link from Edgware, so a car or taxi is the quickest option.
Map showing Dawat Bar and Kitchen on Streatfield Road, just off Honeypot Lane in Queensbury
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Discover Edgware: Local Highlights and Landmarks

Edgware station
Northern line terminus since 1924.

Edgwarebury Park
Open space on the edge of town, popular for walks.

St Margaret’s Church
Edgware’s historic parish church on Station Road.

Watling Street
The old Roman road beneath today’s A5.

Mill Hill
Edgware’s neighbour to the east.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I order?

Call 020 8238 9999 with your order and the time you would like to collect.

About 5 to 10 minutes and 2 miles, via the A5 through Burnt Oak, Camrose Avenue and Taunton Way.

There is no direct Tube link, so a car or taxi is the quickest way.

The full restaurant menu: starters, chaat, grills, curries, biryanis, breads, kids’ meals and desserts.

Yes. Vegan dishes are marked VG on the menu, including chilli garlic mogo and crispy bhajia.

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