Save India Club

The India Club is a unique and indescribable treasure - it must be saved for the pleasure of this and future generations.

A unique institution that makes a city interesting

a place in London that survives with character, such a rare thing these days- part of our history as a nation and a lovely venue

We can’t lose unique places like this . I have only been once but it was like a birthday present and Christmas rolled into one , thanks Graeme

All the best to the India Club!

Here's hoping you are successful and stay on in The Strand

Just love The India Club. It's like a trip back in time. It reminds me of my time in Kerela. It's so important to a community who love the food and authenticity of this place. I just hope it is saved and the greedy landlord backs off.

Such a Special place - best biryani in town

Save this institution 👊🏽

I ate at the India Club regularly in the 1980s when I worked nearby and I have gone back whenever I could. I love the food and the atmosphere - an oasis. You introduced me to marsala dosai - the best food ever! I'm not nostalgic for the sake of it but the India Club is a gem to be savoured and protected.

I ate at the India Club regulary when I worked nearby in the 1980s. I loved the food and the atmosphere and go back whenever I can. You introcued me to marsala dosai - the best food ever. I'm not nostalgic for the sake of it but The India Club is a gem to be savured and protected.

Love the India Club as so many others do! It must be saved, would be terribly missed! Best of luck and sending positive thoughts

The India Club feels like the India I know and love from backpacking trips in the 1980s and later from trips to work with wonderful people on IT projects

Katha and I met and married in India and enjoyed visiting India Club as a bit of nostalgia during a weekend trip to London. The fact that on the video there’s a Greggs below (nothing against Greggs mind you) exemplifies why we support this campaign to save something with unique character and significance in the centre of our capital city.

I would love to see the India Club stay much as it is. So much better for London than the usual chains that are everywhere.

Good luck to you all. I had the pleasure to visit you once and that was just before the first lockdown. A friend brought me and I was bowled over by the ‘time standing still’ element, and was so delighted that you existed in such a central part of London. I was looking forward to recommending your haven to friends and family. I do hope you are successful in your battle. Xxxx

Best wishes for a successful ouycome

The best masala dosai in the world

I don't want to see a little plaque on a wall where the India Club used to be.

Happy memories of this place, hope you fight the good fight...

A wonderfully atmospheric and cultural oasis of style worth preserving.

Good luck with the campaign, I’m glad I got a chance to eat here.

I enjoyed numberless meals at the India Club in my 20s and 30s. I am no longer in its catchment area, but I remember it fondly, and have introduced my children to its delights.

I worked at the BBC World Service in Bush House across the road for many years. After a spell in India, I realised even more how the India Club represented that whole culture. And the food is great, too!

Keep fighting! Wish you all the best.