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The Thamin
Type:Restaurant
Dearnley Cottage, New Road, LIttleborough, Greater Manchester, OL15 8PL
Call direct on:
Tel01706 371000
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Call direct on:
Tel01706 371000
The beauty and charm of the rare Thamin Deer and the diversity of cuisine of the Indian sub-continent has been the inspiration behind the creation of the Thamin Restaurant. An innovative concept in Indian food, offering guests a complete experience of fine food and a harmonious and relaxed atmosphere.
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