Owner is very helpful in getting you food that you will enjoy. Very pleasant and peaceful place to have dinner. The food is amazing!!

Great service, fab music, food that is light and full of subtle flavours. Recommend for friends, family or couples.

Most of the family (15 of us) got together for the 91st birthday of our mother, grandmother and great grandmother. Trusting the choice of food to Raj as ever, he put on a truly memorable occasion. The care and attention Raj and staff showed us...More

My son and I visited London recently. On our way out of town, heading home to Warwickshire, we spotted the Sitara. Being fans of Curry and Jazz it was an obvious place to stop and eat. What a gem of a restaurant. From the great...More

The Sitara is small family-run restaurant serving Punjabi recipes.The particularity of this small eatery is that they have live Jazz music once a month. The atmosphere and décor have an element of uniqueness but also similarity with your traditional curry house, with the loud music,...More

I went there as part of a friends/family catch up a few weeks back, and had a great time. The food was lovely, we let the staff bring us a selection of dishes that they recommend and they didn't disappoint.

Sitara, derived from the Sanskrit "tara", is a common word througjout the middle east and Indian subcontinent as a girl's name and a noun describing the 'Morning Star". In this case it refers to one of my favourite indian restaurants. Situated close to Archway station,...More

We decided to enjoy a pre-election meal in the Sitara, a local restaurant we've enjoyed for the past 16 years. We've never once had a bad dish there, so it was the obvious choice. It didn't disappoint. It's an intimate restaurant, with pictures of famous...More

The food was absolutely fantastic and genuine. The service even more so! If you're not staying in the area, it's worth the trip to Archway to have dinner here. Would definitely return! Thanks to the owner for a great experience!!

I was staying at the Premier Inn just up the road and used previous Trip Advisor reviews to find somewhere to eat. Fortuitously the restaurant at the top of the list was the Sitara, billed, rather uniquely I feel, as 'The Indian Jazz Restaurant. It...More