Situated in the Bryanstown Center in Drogheda, Indus is an Indian restaurant dedicated to fine dining. Keeping to traditional recipies and using local produce of the highest standard, Indus offers a level of cooking inline with the highest international standards.
Inside, the decor reflects the colourful life and vibrancy of India. Enjoy a pre-dinner drink in the walnut & marble bar, dine on one of two levels in the luxury of white leather and crystal, watch the Chefs at work in their open-plan kitchen or simply relax with a cool cocktail on the outdoor terrace.
ndus is wheelchair accessible with a lift to all levels, and, being a 150 seat restaurant, we can cater to intimate gatherings, large groups or the restaurant may be booked in in its entirety.
Everything about Indus is steeped in Indian history. The restaurant's name comes from the great river Indus, which starts in the Himalayan ranges of Tibet, before meandering her way down into India, Pakistan and emptying into the Arabian Sea.
One of this world's oldest civilisations, The Indus Valley Civilisation dates back to the 4th millennium, approximately 3500BC. Living along the banks of the river Indus, this was a sophisticated urban culture with well-planned cities of identical layouts of streets, houses and public baths.
With a great atmosphere, the excitement of the visible kitchen and the rich indian history, Indus Indian restaurant is something to be enjoyed and experienced.
For a chance to win a free meal for two at the Indus check out the competition we are running Indus Competition Until the 22nd of Sept 2008
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