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WELCOME Ashtead Balti has been in the town of Ashtead since 1989 doing what we do best, preparing Balti dishes from all over India , spicy fish dishes from Bangladesh, and traditional Indian cuisine. We also have another restaurant in Twickenham www.nazbalti.com Our fully trained chefs and waiting staff are on hand to make your visit special every time. We will even help you with your choice of meal if you require, or if you have any recommendations our staff will be happy to assist. Being in the heart of Ashtead , we are very popular with the locals as well as passing trade. We have a superb looking restaurant which seats 80 people comfortably ,and a take-away service. We are pleased to cater for big group parties and also outside catering. To experience Indian food at its best then you must try some of our house specials, chef’s specials and don’t forget to try one of our dishes of the month which are made for the adventuress.

Leg of Mutton, Under new management. With a Fantastic menu and a newly refurbished restaurant the leg is back and better than ever!

Bike Beans is a cycle cafe that will offer seating for approx 45 people inside & outside offering cracking expresso or filter coffee,tea,hot chocolate,cold drinks,hot homemade food inc soups,pastas,jacket potatoes,sandwiches. We will also have a range of energy bars,gels and drinks along with a small range of cycle accessories. An excellent & convenient cycle service & repair offering will also be available from the cafe, carried out by an excellent Cytech qualified mechanic. There will be a secure bike parking area (if you bring your own lock!). Wifi will be available to customers along with live cycling (when on) and great music (in my opinion!) When the sun shines we will have a very sunny decked area for outdoor enjoyment. There is ample parking in the Grove Road public carpark just behind us,which is free on Sunday's and inexpensive the rest of the week and never gets too busy. From the top of the car park there is then a very handy cut through footpath to Rectory Lane,which is about a 2 min walk.