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RE: Indigo Brasserie

Sun, 24 Feb 2008 10:43:06 GMT

Is Indigo still in business? Lots of sale or rent signs in the window, is this just the landlords changing or have we lost the restuarant?

edit:

Having just followed the Visit Horsham link I can see that the restuarant has closed :(

RE: Indigo Brasserie

Indigo Brasserie — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 16:09:20 GMT

After a fantastic response to our Valentines Live Entertainment do, we are now taking bookings for our Mothers Day Celebrations.

Come and visit us at IndiGo Brasserie to see why we are unique with hospitality second to none, you are assured of a great night out. Action speaks louder than words so put us to the test, won't you.

A big thank you to all our guests for their support

Happy Mothers Day at IndiGo Brasserie!!!!

RE: Indigo Brasserie

Indigo Brasserie — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:42:35 GMT

[quote][b]M (12/01/2007)[/b][hr]...and I have just twigged the word play Indi....Go. Clever name for an Indian Restuarant[/quote]

According to the owners, it was meant to be called Indiago. Then one of the partners "twigged" and called it IndiGo.

RE: Indigo Brasserie

Indigo Brasserie — Tue, 30 Jan 2007 14:09:04 GMT

[quote][b]M (11/01/2007)[/b][hr]A friend of mine ate too much curry last night...he is still in a korma :)

Seriously, are you in the tudor building next to the tyre shop? If so then I would be happy to run a feature on Hidden Horsham for you, especially with a few photos to draw people in[/quote]

It is said, "half of writing history is hiding the truth". Your friend forgot to tell you, that he had a "Pall" for dinner!

M, by all means, please pop in for a coffee with Gavin to discuss a feature on Hidden Horsham.

Regards

Manei

RE: Indigo Brasserie

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 20:02:51 GMT

...and I have just twigged the word play Indi....Go. Clever name for an Indian Restuarant

RE: Indigo Brasserie

Fri, 12 Jan 2007 20:01:53 GMT

One of my favourite buildings. Good to see Horsham Stone roofing and the Tudor construction. A lot of the older Horsham buildings had their Tudor heritage clad in bricks when that became the fashion in the 18th Century.

This area is thought to be the first to be inhabited when Horsham started; the crossroads area between East Street and Denne Road.

Looking forward to meeting the Indigo team and wish them the best of success

RE: Indigo Brasserie

DotNetWebs — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 18:14:37 GMT

Hi M

Yes this the building:

I had a very nice lunch in there today while collecting details for their entry on visithorsham.co.uk:

IndiGo Brasserie, Restaurant, Denne Road

They are very interested in you running a feature. I am sure they will be in touch soon. I know this building had a lot of history. Wasn't it originally a burgage house?

Regards

RE: Indigo Brasserie

Thu, 11 Jan 2007 21:49:21 GMT

A friend of mine ate too much curry last night...he is still in a korma :)

Seriously, are you in the tudor building next to the tyre shop? If so then I would be happy to run a feature on Hidden Horsham for you, especially with a few photos to draw people in

Indigo Brasserie

Indigo Brasserie — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 13:52:05 GMT

IndiGo Brasserie is Horshams newest Indian restaurant with a twist in a historic setting.

The menu is very diverse but by no means strange. The usual suspects will still be available, ie. Madras, Korma, Dhansak and Bhuna. But for those guests with a demanding palate this menu will indeed be a welcome and a change from the normal.

Happy dining at IndiGo Brasserie. :)