Daata in Bray

Pistachio Milkcake is my favourite dessert! Must try!!!

Visited Daata's new location (formerly Box Burger). Wow what a new layout and atmosphere! Unfortunately our table wasn't ready so we did have to wait 15-20 mins, however the staff were always communicating and keeping us updated. The atmosphere, music and decor was very inviting. We shared 3 starters between 6 of us, 6 mains, 4 rice and 4 naans. The onion bhajis were deliciously crispy. The Tikka Masala and Prawn Coconut Curry were the standout dishes. All washed down with Rosé and Red wine. We will be back to explore more of the menu.

Great vibe, superb food, and top class service. A little expensive, but generous portions and excellent quality.

We visited recently and had a lovely experience. The ambience was great and the service was very good. The place gets quite crowded so booking is essential. We enjoyed the Spinach & Aloo tikki, Samosa chaat and the veg biryani had really good flavour. The pistachio milk cake and coconut kulfi were a perfect end to the meal👍

We had a great dinner at Daata..Max our waiter was very profesional and aproachable... loved everything ...

We had the best time here, highly recommend! Alfredo was a wonderful server

Max Alfredo and the whole team great experience

Fantastic food, great value for money had the pleasure of being served by Alfredo such a gentle man and very clearly passionate about he’s work. Couldn’t recommend enough.

Beautiful restaurant, staff were incredible. The food there was the words for how good it was, the naan was so fresh. There was nothing wrong.

Daata is a warm, clean, and genuinely lovely space to spend time in. The food is authentic and full of flavour, clearly made with care, and everything tastes fresh and thoughtful. If you cant handle spicy, the kitchen will accommodate. The only small downside is portion size. They’re on the smaller side, and for the price, I expected a more standard serving. That said, the quality is there, and it’s still a place I’d happily return to. What really stands out is the staff. They’re accommodating, kind, and welcoming in a way that feels natural, not forced. Overall, Daata is a gem in Bray, well worth visiting.