Sagar, Hammersmith, London

Lovely vegetarian Indian restaurant in Hammersmith. It can be slightly hit-and-miss, but I highly recommend the bhindi bhaji (I’ve definitely typo’d this, OK), beautiful fresh Okra in warm south Indian spices. The garlic and lemon rice is lovely too; a little bit disappointed with the Kulfi we had but it’s a really pleasant change to the usual cheap-chicken Indian restaurants scattered around London.

Service not amazing, but friendly-under-duress.

A very nice vegetarian curry house. Even if you’re not a particular fan of vegetarian food, I recommend it, as the food is very nicely prepared, and they specialise in dosa which are not always easy to find elsewhere.

Just a small caveat: they don’t always make explicit on the menu exactly how hot the dishes are likely to be; that’s fine if you like your food hot (I do), but if you’re a bit more sensitive to chilli then you might want to check with the waiting staff (who can be a little stand-offish, unfortunately) before ordering.

Have not been to Sagar for a couple of years. We stumbled over it by accident and thought it was great. Lovely clean crisp flavoursome food, outstanding breads, superb panneers (sp.) and all at a good price. If you love Indian food and can cope without bland pieces of chicken this place will suit you.

A wonderful place - interesting Ikea meets Monsoon interior. I was delighted that one has now opened in Percy St, central london. Ive always found biryianis to be a bit dull but here its just one amazing flavour after another. They need to make their chai tea more chai instead of tetleys but otherwise always a great meal.

Sagar is a complete vegetarian restaurant located in hammersmith. It mainly specialises in dishes from south india (dosa etc). It is a quite nice restaurant although it is cramped as the owners have tried to squeze in a one or two more tabels. So if there are kids in the place and they are running around then it may bother someone. The service is ok, although i would expcet a bit more to be honest. But being a vegetarian and a fan of south indian food we tend to ignore this and go there quite often. We typically go there in weekdays and its much quiter. Despite of the fact that its a completely vegetarian restaurant, everytime i have been there i have seen more british people eating there than the indian. this is really a credit to the restaurant that they can attract non-vegetarian persons regularly and quite high numbers. Definately recommended.

This is an absolutely excellent South Indian vegetarian restaurant. The lunchtime special is a real steal, at £4.50 for a big selection dishes – it even includes dosas, poppadoms and deserts! I’m not actually a veggie but I go there once a week a least and can never finish all the food. The waiters are really friendly and efficient. Anyway I would wholeheartedly recommend it: the portions are so big that everywhere else seems disappointing; it’s really refreshing to go to a restaurant where the aim’s to give you value for money, not overcharge you. PS. if you get the lunchtime special to takeaway it’s only £3.75, which is just stupidly cheap!

South Indian Restaurant, with a great menu selection. Dosa and traditional idlis are good, if a little bit toned down for western palate. Good value if you are careful, but can be quite expensive if you are not.

Fantastic Southern Indian and vegetarian restaurant which makes the most divine dosas! These rice 'pancakes’ are gorgeous, though they do serve other dishes as well. We love eating here and are spoilt for choice - there are so many excellent meals on the menu! Everything looks and tastes delicious. Friendly service, which always adds to the pleasure. Highly recommended.