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UK's oldest Indian restaurant begins legal fight with Crown Estate

MW Eat says the landlord offered £500,000 and refused alternatives that would let the restaurant stay open during refurbishment.

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Veeraswamy has served its acclaimed curries from the first floor of a landmark building near Piccadilly Circus since 1926, attracting everyone from Princess Anne to Mahatma Gandhi.

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King Charles's estate in court battle to evict UK's oldest Indian restaurant

The owners claim the estate doesn’t want an Indian restaurant ‘in the midst’ of planned offices

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UK's oldest Indian restaurant begins legal fight with Crown Estate

Veeraswamy has served its acclaimed curries from the first floor of a landmark building near Piccadilly Circus since 1926, attracting everyone from Princess Anne to Mahatma Gandhi.

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'Would they have done that to Gordon Ramsay?' Veeraswamy sues landlord

Trial opens over the Crown Estate eviction of Veeraswamy, the UK's oldest Indian restaurant, after its owner questioned whether cuisine played a part.

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dailymail.com broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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