Authentic Indian Cuisine near Stanmore
Two stops from Stanmore on the Jubilee line, the kitchen at Dawat Bar and Kitchen cooks the dishes people actually eat across India, from roadside chaat to festive biryani.
- More than 40 vegetarian dishes across the menu
- Handi curries cooked low and slow
- Six dum biryanis, each served with raita
- Naan, roti and paratha from the tandoor
Vegetarian cooking with real depth
If you eat vegetarian, this is where the menu shines. There are vegetarian starters such as methi gota and saunfia malai phool, a fully vegetarian Bombay Chowpatty chaat section and a separate list of veg handi curries, including methi chaman makhana, nizami veg handi and nawabi baingan ka salan.
Vegan dishes are marked VG, so it is easy to find options like crispy bhajia, mix bhajia and chilli garlic mogo. Meat and seafood eaters are well served too, with lamb chops, Malabari prawn curry and the Awadhi gosht biryani.
From the tandoor to the handi
Areas We Serve
A vegetarian meal for two
- Start: panipuri and achari paneer tikka
- Mains: methi chaman makhana and channa masala
- Biryani: tarkari biryani with raita
- Breads: chilli garlic naan and tandoori paratha
- Dessert: pistachio kulfi
See the Menu page for prices and the full list.
How to get here from Stanmore
Dawat Bar and Kitchen is at 244 Streatfield Road, Harrow HA3 9BX, just off Honeypot Lane in Queensbury.
- By car from Stanmore: About 2.1 miles, 5 to 10 minutes. Take London Road (A410), then Marsh Lane and Honeypot Lane (A4140) into Streatfield Road.
- By public transport: Take the Jubilee line two stops south to Queensbury, then walk about 14 minutes via Cumberland Road and Honeypot Lane. Canons Park station is about a 20-minute walk.
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Discover Stanmore: Local Highlights and Landmarks
Stanmore Country Park
Meadows and woodland on the edge of the town, a local nature reserve.
Bentley Priory
The Battle of Britain headquarters, now a museum about the RAF’s role in 1940.
Canons Park
Former estate of the Duke of Chandos, where the composer Handel once worked.
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital
The specialist hospital on Brockley Hill.
Stanmore Marsh
A small green space near the station.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have a good vegetarian choice?
Yes. There are vegetarian starters, a fully vegetarian chaat section, 21 veg handi curries and vegetarian biryanis. Vegetarian dishes are marked V and vegan dishes VG.
What is a tandoor?
A clay oven that cooks at very high heat. We use it for naan, roti, paratha and grilled dishes such as tandoori murgh.
What is methi chaman makhana?
A vegetarian handi curry with fenugreek (methi) and makhana, a puffed lotus seed.
Can I get to you easily from Stanmore?
Yes. It is two stops on the Jubilee line to Queensbury, then about a 14-minute walk, or a 5 to 10 minute drive.
Is the full menu online?
Yes. Every dish and price is on our Menu page.