Experience fine dining in an award-winning Indian restaurant in Nottingham
The restaurant is inspired by the world’s oldest polo club in Calcutta, the Indian city known as Kolkata. Our desire is to treat you like the Maharaja’s of India when dining at the Polo Club, making your meal and experience memorable and enjoyable, over and above expectations each and every time.
Amazing. Food fantastic, everyone friendly
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8-10 Maid Marian Way, Nottingham NG1 6HS, UK
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