Authentic Indian Cuisine near Pinner

For Pinner diners who enjoy exploring Indian food, Dawat Bar and Kitchen offers a menu that goes well beyond the usual. It is about 4.3 miles away in Queensbury.

  • Konkan, Goan and Malabar seafood
  • Awadhi and Mughlai dishes
  • Bombay street food
  • Indo-Chinese favourites

Dishes you will not find on every menu

Look past the familiar names and you will find dishes such as kodi sukka, a dry chicken dish from the south-west coast, jhinga kalimirch, prawns with black pepper, and nawabi baingan ka salan, aubergine in a nutty, tangy sauce associated with Hyderabad.

Vegetarians can explore methi gota, a fenugreek fritter, and saunfia malai phool, while the Bombay Chowpatty section brings the flavours of Mumbai’s street stalls.

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Plan a tasting meal

The best way to explore is to order lots of small plates and share. Pick two chaats, two grills, a seafood curry, a vegetable dish and a biryani, then compare. The menu marks vegetarian and vegan dishes, which helps when planning for a mixed group.
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Areas We Serve

A tasting route through the menu

  • Chaat: sev dahi puri
  • Grill: achari murgh tikka
  • Coast: jhinga kalimirch
  • Vegetable: nawabi baingan ka salan
  • Biryani: awadhi gosht biryani

See the full menu and prices on our Menu page.

Mix Grill platter with seekh kebab, lamb chops, chicken tikka and wings at Dawat Bar and Kitchen

How to get here from Pinner

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

  • By car from Pinner: About 4.3 miles, 12 to 20 minutes. Take Pinner Road and Headstone Drive, then Masons Avenue and Christchurch Avenue into Streatfield Road.
  • By public transport: Take a Metropolitan line train that stops at Wembley Park from Pinner, change to the Jubilee line for Queensbury, then walk about 14 minutes via Cumberland Road and Honeypot Lane.
Map showing Dawat Bar and Kitchen on Streatfield Road, just off Honeypot Lane in Queensbury
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Discover Pinner: Local Highlights and Landmarks

Heath Robinson Museum
Celebrating the illustrator famous for his eccentric machines.

Pinner High Street
Historic timber-framed buildings and old inns.

Pinner Fair
An annual street fair with a charter dating from 1336.

Pinner Memorial Park
Gardens, a pond and the museum in the town centre.

Headstone Manor & Museum
Harrow’s local history museum, a short drive away.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is kodi sukka?

A dry chicken dish with spices and coconut, from the south-west coast of India.

Aubergine cooked in a rich, nutty and tangy sauce, a style associated with Hyderabad.

A fritter made with fenugreek leaves. It is vegan.

About 4.3 miles, 12 to 20 minutes by car.

Yes, with every dish and price, on our Menu page.

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