Edgware's Nineteen Club offers Gujarati flavours near Jubilee line end
The North Parade venue serves traditional snacks and wider Indian dishes in a sports club setting.
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Nineteen Club, situated at 19 North Parade in Edgware, offers a dining experience featuring Gujarati snacks and a broader Indian menu. The establishment is located close to the final stop on the Jubilee line, an area where the city transitions towards more rural settings.
Venue Atmosphere and Offerings
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Described as a Gujarati sports club, Nineteen Club features a vibrant interior with a blue carpet, a gold bar, and cushioned seating. The decor includes chandeliers and ornamental fittings, creating a setting that has been likened to an Indian pub. Spirit bottles on the bar are illuminated by blue neon lights, and old banknotes are displayed on the walls. Multiple television screens are present, catering to patrons wishing to watch live sport. The venue serves a range of drinks, with a pint of lager priced at £4.40 and a pint of Guinness at £5.10. Traditional Gujarati snacks such as patra tava, made from colocasia leaves and gram flour, and methi gota, which includes fenugreek leaves, are available. The menu also extends to dishes from other regions of India, including Mumbai.
Dining Experience and Customer Feedback
The restaurant provides a dining experience where members of the local Indian diaspora and the wider community can gather. Dishes mentioned include batata wada, a spiced mashed potato fritter, a vegetable masala, and sizzling chicken tikka. The spring lamb dish is noted for its rich flavour and tender meat. A meal for two at Nineteen Club is estimated to cost around £60. Customer feedback highlights the quality of the food, with mentions of good vegetarian options, authentic flavours, and a cosy atmosphere. One reviewer noted the venue's decor evoked a sense of nostalgia. Another commented on the suitability of the venue for watching sports with food and drinks.
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Questions this report answers
+Where is Nineteen Club located?
Nineteen Club is located at 19 North Parade in Edgware. It is situated near the end of the Jubilee line, in an area where the urban environment begins to give way to more open spaces.
+What kind of food does Nineteen Club serve?
The restaurant serves a range of Gujarati snacks, including patra tava and methi gota. The menu also features wider Indian dishes, with options from Mumbai and other regions, alongside items like chicken tikka and lamb curry.
+How much does it cost to eat at Nineteen Club?
An estimated cost for a meal for two at Nineteen Club is around £60. A pint of Guinness is priced at £5.10, and a pint of lager costs £4.40.
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