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Dil Se Indian is open for takeout and delivery. There are floor markers. Masks are mandatory and hand sanitizer is at the counter.
Dil Se Indian serves classic Indian dishes including biryanis, curries and paneer, each offering up a punch of authentic flavours.
The restaurant that sits on Roncesvalles Avenue offers plenty of seating upstairs as well as a full dining section downstairs with a separate bar area that s typically reserved for groups or events.
Mani Ram, who has been in the business for a good 25 years, owns the spot. He started in hotel management back in India but says he learned everything he knows about food from his mother.
A BOURNEMOUTH hotel has reached an impressive milestone in distributing 1,000 meals to struggling families and individuals since the start of the pandemic. Russell Court Hotel and the Desi Dhaba restaurant, both on Bath Road, have been working closely with Bournemouth-based diversity charity Unity in Vision and BCP Council to provide 20 meals daily to the people in need. The hotel has pledged that they will make 1,500 meals by the end of March. Russell Court Hotel employee Kamal Somaiya said: “We have been shut since Christmas because we were in lockdown. I also own a couple of restaurants in Bournemouth and my chefs have nothing to do at the moment, so we decided to do some meals for people who are isolating or struggling during the lockdown.