£10 instead of £30 for a three course meal and a champagne cocktail, with examples including tandoori ginger lamb, pan-seared sea bass fillets with mango, ginger and coconut and an Anglo-Indian duck roast, at Pushkar - Save 67%

Pushkar is one the oldest cities in India, steeped in the country's rich cultural history. The rivers in Pushkar were belived to have been sacred and people traveled from far and wide to bathe in their healing power. Well, it has to be said, people don't flock to Birmingham to bathe in its waters (despite it having more canals than Venice - FACT. Click here for more information on that most fascincating topic, ahem), but they do flock to Indian/Punjabi restaurant, Pushkar, to dine on the bounty of deliciousness to be found there. With today's Groupon you to can make that same culinary journey at a 67% discount. For just £10 you can enjoy a complimentary cocktail followed by a three course meal - a combination which would usually cost you £30.

You might be wondering if this is one of those deals that sucks you in with the offer of a tenner and then you realise you have to pay more once you actually get there! Not so. £30 worth of food goes a long way at Pushkar, so let's whet your appetite a little bit. For starters you could choose steamed prawns in mustard, green chilli and coconut marinade or chicken tikka pieces with a green chilli, avocado, cream cheese and yoghurt marination. For mains you might choose a Goa fish curry with coconut cream, coriander seeds and green chilli, or the House speciality Dal Tadka, consiting of garlic tempered lentils, whole red chilli and cumin seeds. As if that wasn't enough, you also get your choice of dessert, such as pistachio kulfi or spiced crème brulée.

At Groupon we're always sure to make partners of companies we trust, and Pushkar ticks all the boxes, designed to give its guests a taste of everything that is great in Indian style, food and hospitality. These go together to create a unique, authentic and relaxed atmosphere. They might not have sacred water, but they have champagne cocktails in abundance, so see you at the bar.

What people are saying...

"The decor is stunning – lots of pale colours broken by tasteful artwork and eye-catching light fittings. You enter across a floor lit up like a shimmering blue pond inhabited by moving goldfish. The chairs are plush and the table settings exquisite. The wine list, cocktail list and menu, all on scented paper, arrive in a box. They are brought by pretty and attentive waitresses in almost Grecian-style dresses in a shiny, muted fabric. My heart skipped a beat, for what we ate was very good indeed. Style and substance had met, shaken hands and formed a damned fine partnership."
TRIP ADVISOR

"A rumour swirled through the air of this city street, a susurrus telling an impossible tale of attractive decor, affable service, stylish cocktail bar and – surely not – freshly prepared, delicately balanced, carefully thought out, mouth-watering, original sustenance. Another urban myth designed to taunt the culinary select? Perhaps not. This, my friend, is Pushkar."
THE CULINARY GUIDE