
House classic

We opened Saffron & Coal to cook the dishes that don't usually leave home — the ones simmered all afternoon, eaten with hands, argued over and finished too quickly. Spices ground that morning, yoghurt set the night before, naans pulled hot from the tandoor.
No fuss. No twelve-course tasting. Just generous plates, honest prices, and the kind of evening you don't want to leave.


House classic

From the tandoor

Crisp & golden

Sweet endings

Cumin, coriander, cardamom — toasted whole and stone-ground before service. Nothing from a jar.
Curries simmer for hours. Lentils overnight. Patience is the loudest ingredient in our kitchen.
Kebabs, breads and tikkas hit the tandoor — 480°C of charcoal heat for that final, smoky kiss.

Forty-six seats. Edison bulbs. A bar that pours stiffer than it looks. Come for dinner — stay for a second round.
“The butter chicken made me close my eyes. The naan made me close the menu and order another.”
“Tiny room, huge flavour. The seekh kebab is everything you wish street food tasted like.”
“Felt like eating at a friend's house, if your friend happened to cook like a god.”
Weekends fill up fast. Book in 30 seconds — we'll have a candle lit and a chutney ready.
Tucked into a quiet corner of Bushwick. Walk-ins welcome, but a reservation never hurts.