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The food and drinks were very good (especially the mango delice and the lamb pistachio), and Tony's service was amazing. We came in with no reservation on a busy Friday night, and even though all of their tables were taken, they offered us full service seating at the bar. They offer non-alcoholic versions of almost all of the cocktails which is great if you're not wanting to drink. Ambience was relaxed and romantic, and we will definitely be coming back.

We had a birthday dinner here and it was amazing! We were intrigued by the idea of Indian food made with French cooking techniques. The ambiance of the restaurant is also beautiful—there’s a bar area that’s bright with a large chandelier, but the interior restaurant is more romantic with fun pops like the wallpaper. We had the Chaat for an appetizer—perfect amount of heat with pomegranate seeds for a nice garnish. Comes with aloo gobi prepared as a small patty—this impressed my husband first. The drinks were delicious—just my style, sweet but not too strong. I had the Mango Delice and husband had a Masala Sour. For our entrees: I had the cashew chicken which our server (also the host and chef/owner’s husband) said was a signature dish. I ordered it with garlic naan puffs that definitely had that French flair. My husband had the pistachio lamb chops, and it did not disappoint. The portions were large and we definitely took some home! We saved room for the lavender Malai for dessert which was the chef’s kiss! Overall, great food and ambiance. Go with an open mind and you will not be disappointed!

Beautiful brunch location in a great area, but leave the kids at home! This place is adorable and has plenty of photo opps, but we brought along my friend's 2 month old and it was a little awkward. I'll start with the good: The food!! The Tikka Benedict and Aloo Chole were amazing! I would seriously eat here every day. And like I said before, the decor is great. The OK: my mimosa was just ok. The not great: Strollers aren't allowed (it's not very big, so I get that) and the host seemed pretty annoyed that we had a baby. It was right when it opened and there were only about 4 other tables seated, so it really was no problem at all to others. We had to put the carseat on the bench, and there is nowhere to change a baby so I would recommend definitely getting a sitter before your visit... but you should still visit, it's delicious!

Brunch on Saturday was not crowded. The restaurant was uniquely decorated and very chic. Loved loved loved the masala chicken and egg dish. I lived in India for a few years and it tasted very closed to butter chicken. Yum! My husband got the waffle and fries which he raved about. And the cocktails were very good. Highly recommend going here for brunch.

Service was really good (didn't experience what some other reviewers did). Some dishes were really delicious, some were just good, but overall we really enjoyed the spice level and quality of flavors. Cocktails were great too. Loved : Calamari, fish curry Liked: Samosas, anari chicken Would skip next time: Cauliflower, puffed naan Would try next time: Lamb appetizer, shrimp, rice dishes.

A delicious and unique dining spot in Bishop Arts. We went for brunch, so my recommendations are: • French Toast • Biryani Fried Chicken & Waffles • Tikka Benedict • Juicebabe Mimosa • Je’taime Matche I would have given them 5-stars, but unfortunately we waited for a long time to get everything and had to follow up several times (it seemed they were understaffed, so that could have been the reason). Otherwise, it has a vibrant atmosphere + the owner is lovely!