Sagor Indian Restaurant, Wadebridge

1A Molesworth Street
Wadebridge
Cornwall
PL27 7DA

Tel: 01208 812500

Situated on the Old Bridge at the Town end, Sagor Tandoori Restaurant is a family run business with an emphasis on quality Indian food which makes it one of the best Indian resturants in Cornwall and the quality of the food attracts customers from far and wide.

The restaurant has been recently upgraded and redecorated to reflect the more contemporary style of the owners. Take a seat by the window and see the River Camel ebb and flow as you sit back and relax after a hard day working or holidaying - the perfect place to relax and enjoy that perfect meal.

Sagor offers a superb eating-in experience offering a menu that includesTandoori specialities - succulent pieces of tender chicken or lamb or king prawn marinated in yoghurt with specially selected spices, grilled in a clay oven to give that tantalising tandoori taste.

Further Details

Sagor Tandoori also offers a takeaway service and copies of the menu are available in the rack outside the Restaurant so you can choose from your armchair and then call 01208 812889 to make your selection.

Sagor Tandoori has another Restaurant in Launcestion at 6 Western Road and visitors will be made as welcome there as in Wadebridge......The initial settlement of Wade (the name of Wadebridge before the bridge was built) came about due to a ford in the River Camel (Camel probably meaning "crooked one”).

The early crossing had two chapels either side of the river "Kings" chapel on the north side and "St Michael's" on the south side. People would pray for a safe crossing at one of the chapels before wading across at low tide, once they had made it the other side they would give thanks to God in the other chapel.

In 1312 a licence was granted for Wade to commence with a market. The Reverend Thomas Lovibond (the vicar of Egloshayle) started to become distressed at the number of humans and animals that had died during the crossing of the river Camel so he planned the building of a bridge which was completed in 1468. Wade was now known as Wadebridge.

The bridge was to become a strategic position in the English Civil War as in 1646 Oliver Cromwell himself came with 500 Dragoons and 1000 horsemen to take the bridge.

Fortunately today the Bridge is a little less active, but just as beautiful.

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