I love Indian food! So when my co-workers told me they were going to this Indian place near work I gladly went with them. I'm so glad I went! They had these appetizers that they serve once we were seated, choosing our orders, and waiting for our food. I forgot the name but they were like spiced up tacos that you dip in three different sauces of your choice--spicy, sweet, and minty. Heaven. The wait for our food was ok considering we were a big group and it was lunch time. Their lunch menu is impressive, with a lot of variety to choose from. They serve it with rice, the spiced up tacos, and something else. The choice is all up to you. I got a Chicken Tikka Masala... yum! The servings were in these serving dishes that you can share and pass around the table. Their naan was the best so far. Big, home-made warm naan with garlic and fresh cilantro... The perfect ending to a good meal was this dessert that they served while waiting for our bill. It's a sweet and cold rice porridge, topped with ground pistachios. They serve this to cool your mouth from the savory meal you had before. It is more like the Champorado of the Philippines minus the chocolate and the pistachio nuts. Before leaving, do not forget to get a scoop of these wonderful mix of herblike grains and sugar candy mix to clean you palate! I am definitely coming back :) read more

Awesome food. Strong drinks. Fun fun karaoke. Rude lady bartender. She was probably born in hell. There is a restaurant and a bar separated by a wall. I've only eaten here once. The food was great and the waitstaff was very polite and attentive. I have been to karaoke here a few times. Although the bar gets packed, if you want to sing you'll be able to get up several times. The drinks are average and fairly priced. I think they have PBR for a buck fifty or something. BEWARE the woman bartender. If I knew her name I would gladly put it in my review. She hardly looks at you when you order and speaks a few words a possible during the transaction. Pay in cash as you buy your drinks. She is easily confused and will for sure screw up your tab. They have the standard bar computer that keeps track as drinks are entered. I'm pretty sure she doesn't go anywhere near it. read more

We love Anmol! We have been going there since they opened. The best indian food on the north shore and great staff. They have always been great with our kids. Anmol has a big bar area that is great if you want to watch a game and eat some delicious Indian. If you haven't been there, give it a try. Ask for Bobby the owner. He is great! read more

A MUST for all who like Indian food or are open to trying new things. GREAT FOOD and GREAT SERVICE. Prices are reasonable and atmosphere is good. The full bar is also a great place to just hang out with friends. ENJOY! Edit: It gets better and better, now they have FREE delivery to all of Beverly! read more

I can't make up my mind about Anmol. I've been there once, and I liked the food, but definately some things take away from the stars. Service, for one. While fast, not friendly. The black bean wafers were soft-ish (stale?), but points because they came with 3 chutneys, even though I only eat one. The wafers were taken away before our meal was served, without asking. I had the lamb kebab, which was flavorful and good naan bread. At the end of the meal, they gave us a surprise of rice pudding, which was nice, even though I don't like it. They also put a jar of spice on top of the bill. I was confused, as I've never seen this before. So we opened it & smelled it (smelled good), but we didn't know if there was some tradition that Indians do. We were the only ones in there on Sunday around noon. I will say I like Passage to India better, but I would go back to Anmol if someone wanted. And like Josie said, the place is new, so this could all just be growing pains. ***Update 7/24/07**** I have been back a few times and really like this place now. Service has improved tremendously and is now way more friendly; the food is really good. I found out that the spice jar is fennell seed and I quite like it. You put a little spoonful in your hand and then eat it. It's licorice-y tasting. Definately a good choice for Indian. They are always asking if you need more water, more rice, and they clean the table after you are done with your entree. Nice touches. read more

I can't believe that I hadn't written a review of Anmol before today. I'm somewhat in love with this restaurant. Actually, I don't love the restaurant- I love their food. Packed into a store front next to a variety of other restaurants and stores, this is a hidden gem with the tiniest of parking lots. I order the same thing every time (creamy and delicious Chicken Tikka Masala) but my dining partners have been more adventurous and give rave reviews of everything they've tried. It's not huge portions for the somewhat high prices off their dinner menu, however their lunch specials are where it's at! You get about the same amount of food, still fully delicious, and a yummy dish of kheer for dessert all for about $10! It's totally worth a weekend lunch date. The service is kind of weird but your water glass is never empty and there are always seats available and they give prompt service, so not too much to complain about. P.S. For any graffiti nerds: there is a great free wall full of fresh graffiti about a block away from this place, right next to the train tracks. It's the perfect location to walk off a bit of your lunch before taking a nap. read more

I can see this place from my living room window. On hot days, the smell of their kitchen welcomes me home even before my dog does. Our take-out order is almost always as follows: Lamb Samosas, Garlic Naan, Chicken Tikka Masala, and Chicken Vandaloo. The staff are super friendly whether you're eating in or taking out. Although I have had better Indian on the South Shore, the service and meals here are pretty great - and its across the freakin' street. read more

This place is the best! The service is great, and I totally LOVE the fact that they deliver to me in Salem, even though their delivery area is usually only Beverly, MA. I LOVE spicy, spicy, spicy vegetarian food, and I ALWASY get the Chana marsala and ask them to make it as spicy as possible, they do a great job and always remember me when I call. The vegetarian apps. are yummy to, and their mint yogurt sauce is divine. Yum read more

I really like Anmol. I must, i've eaten there over 100 times. It's really hard to comment on Anmol and not reference Passage to India in Salem. If you like hip looking , bright, glitzy places with bustling activities and tons of people and good food - go to salem. It comes down to what you want in the end I guess. I find Passage to damn crammed , noisey and kinda fake. I prefer Anmols atmostphere. An Indian meal is supposed to be eaten kinda in the dark with some really crazy decor. The food is compartable in my opinion. I like the food at Anmol better because they dont lace it with enought MSG to make my heart skip beats. I like that in an Indian Joint. I also think its a tad better. My one only issue is at times it seems thier chicken is kinda cube shaped and maybe defrosted recently....or maybe I just think that because the super super overly friendly dude at Passage to India says thats what they do. Then again he said they were going to close the first year they opened too, and that hasnt happened. We often eat in the bar section, but the sit down section is nice as well. The Naan here is very good , they have a great vindaloo and Do-piazza. And like others have commented they will adjust spicyness to taste. Its not Indian food for me unless my head sweats. They have never had a problem in this area. I've had Indian all over the world ( well, um except India ) This is my definate preference in the North Shore. read more

Stopped here for a quick lunch. I've been searching for good Indian food on the North Shore... and Passage in Salem just doesn't cut it. Service was friendly and quick. The lunch portions were a good size. I finished all of mine but my husband had leftovers. We had malai kofta, chicken tikka masala and garlic naan. All were very good, but I wish I would have asked for mine a little spicier as 'medium' didn't really have enough spice for me. Added bonus: Complimentary pappadum and rice pudding. :) I will definitely return. read more

I love Indian food. I love it because of this place. Anmol India is an amazing restaurant. I love the tikka masala, as most people do. I also love the 'everything else' items. Saag paneer, masala dosas, anything with eggplant, and of course, samosas and naan are all perfect choices to make here. All with a mango lassi (or six). The staff are very nice and prompt, and I always feel cared about when I visit. I wish there was more parking, but honestly, I'll find a place to stick my car. It makes me sad when I go to Anmol and see like, three tables occupied. Tell your friends about this place! Tell your mom's friends, tell your grandma! Anmol is a great restaurant with great food (and a bar), and it deserves business. Go for a drink or for an entire meal. The desserts are excellent, a nice change of pace from the typical chocolate cake. I personally enjoy the rasmalai and the gulab jamun. Are you hungry? I know a place you ought to check out... read more

I'm giving Anmol three stars to balance out the wild enthusiasm from other reviews. We went for the first time (granted it was Easter Sunday evening, so maybe they didn't have their A-team on board) based on the number of 5 star reviews. Our naan with coconut, cashews and raisins, only had coconut and some sort of cream that was waaay too sweet. Chicken with spinach was OK, but tasted a bit stale and the chicken was chewy. We had a vegetable dish potatoes and cauliflower that once again, wasn't particularly fresh and had a sort of burnt metallic taste to it. The mango lassi I had was fine. There was no way I could describe the service as friendly. It was practically nonexistent, despite our being one of only two tables seated. Anyway, we'll give Anmol another chance, as we really enjoy Indian food, but I'm ready to drop to two stars if they don't do better second time around. read more

Anmol is one of the best Indian establishments that I have dined at. The decor is a bit dated but the food is so good that you don't want to reach the bottom of the bowl! My personal favorite is the chicken jalfrezi. For anybody that frequents Passage to India in Salem, travel the extra few miles and try this place! There is truly no comparison! read more

We returned to Anmol because I have been dreaming of eating there again! This time I order the Shrimp Korma (Jumbo shrimp) in a creamy sauce. Amazing!! Not spicy as I ordered it mild. My husband ordered the Tandoori Chicken... which is the same thing as the Chicken Tikka but with bone-in chicken. So I learned what that amazing red sauce, that comes served with your meal, is..... Masala Sauce! It is so good that I want to order to go buckets so I can bring it home. We ordered the garlic naan and cheese naan this time and I cannot describe how delicious the naan is dipped in the Masala sauce. We will probably dine here for ever and ever. read more

My husband has been chomping at the bit lately to go to an Indian restaurant. He wanted to go to one with a buffet but that particular one only offers it on Wednesday nights and it was a Friday, so he consulted Yelp and the highest rated restaurant in our area was this one, so off we went. I have to tell you, I've never eaten Indian food before. I've heard they use a lot of spices, especially curry, so I was looking forward to a good meal. What I got was completely different from what I expected. The inside of the restaurant is kind of dark and gloomy and a bit outdated. We were 'greeted' or should I say stared at, by a host who definitely did not want to there. He mumbled something about having to wait then shuffled off to the back of the restaurant. After someone cleaned up a table, we were seated. I ordered a sweet lassi to drink, which is basically a yogurt smoothie. It tasted exactly like one of those drinkable yogurts you get in the supermarket, which I'm pretty sure it was. I ordered the Papri Chaat for an appetizer. It sounded good on the menu but it was really odd. Basically, it was bean dip, but instead of beans, they put in puffy cereal. Probably one of the weirdest things I ever eaten, that's for sure. I'm not certain if I liked it or not. For an entree, I had a Sada Dosa. It looked good, like a giant crepe, but it was really bland. It tasted like stale bread. It came with coconut, and I put some chicken and rice along with some creamy tomato sauce from my husband's and kids' dishes. It helped, but it still wasn't great. My entree also came with a lentil soup. I've never had anything that tasted bland and overly spicy at the same time until then. At first, it tasted just like split pea soup, which I hate by the way. Then, five seconds later, the heat dial turned up to 11 and my eyes were watering and I began choking. I gave it to my husband to eat. He took one bite and said it sucked. I figured at least the rice would be good, but nope, it was way overdone and dry as a bone. My husband ordered the chicken tikka marsala, and my kids ordered the mixed grill and lamb curry. I tried a bit of their dishes and I thought they were pretty good, though the chicken from the mixed grill was very bland and dry. Daughter No. 1 really liked the lamb curry, though Daughter No. 2 was less than impressed and barely touched her food. My husband said his dish was okay but nothing to write home about. We decided to pass on dessert. Our waiter was nice, better than the host, at least, but he was a little slow, especially with the check. I'm really surprised at all the good reviews. Maybe we just came on a bad night, but we'll probably go to a different Indian restaurant in the future. read more

Awesome vegetarian and meat dishes. We always get the garlic nan, the chick peas, the eggplant, and at least one tandoori dish. They offer excellent take-out and it's a very good atmosphere in the restaurant. read more

I don't know whats up with people here who are complaining about the servers being un-charismatic. Yes I have dined at Anmol many times myself and the waiters aren't a bunch of 20 something year old woman who giggle at every little comment you make, but they are very attentive and very quick. As long as I'm not interested in being friends with the waiter, being attentive and polite is all that is needed for good restaurant service. As for the food. Hands down this place deserves 5 starts. I've yet to have dish here that left me unsatisfied. When you order to-go food from here $20 can easily get you 2 entrees, 2 naans, 2 rice pudding desserts, and a bhel appetizer with crushed poories. Easily enough food to feed two for 2 meals. read more

Normally we head to Passage to India for our Indian food needs, but since today is Halloween, I wasn't going anywhere near downtown Salem. Anmol seems to be in the same league as Passage to India. The decor is a little more subdued (unless they were hiding them, I didn't see any sequined elephants), both otherwise the atmosphere and quality are similar. My husband had the mattar paneer (hot!) and I had dal makhani (medium). The mattar paneer could have been a bit hotter, but we both liked our dishes. The takeout container of rice was packed full and left enough for us both to have leftovers. Although we had the $6.95 lunch portion, the quantity of food was about the same you'd get for dinner, so it was a great value. We tried the Pesawari naan (my husband likes the Kashmiri naan at PTI) and ended up eating the whole thing! Our lunch also came with kheer, which was a nice surprise. I haven't had that since I went to India. It's a light-textured rice pudding with spices and nuts. read more

I go here regularly! I prefer it over the Indian restaurant in downtown Salem. I frequent Anmol 1-2 times a month. Great combination of spices without it overpowering your taste buds or masking the natural taste of the veggies and meats. This is important to me when choosing a default Indian Cuisine restaurant. read more

My husband and I recently moved to Beverly, and we decided to try Anmol last night for dinner. We love Indian food, and usually go to A Jewell in the Crown in Newburyport, but wanted to try something local. It was great!! The atmosphere is not quite as nice as Jewell, but it was clean and comfortable inside. you wouldn't need to dress up to go there. The wait staff was a little shy at first, but once we started praising the food, the warmed right up. :) We started with veggie samosas that were very good. A bit Larger that Jewell's. Then we ordered Pashawari Naan bread (sooooooo good!!!!!), Chicken Korma and Chicken Jalfrazi(spicy). The dishes were served with plain Basmati rice. Everything was very good, and just as good as Jewell. The price seemed to be a little less expensive than Jewell too. Overall, I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants good Indian food! We love it because it is 2 minutes away!! Perfect! Now we can have Indian more often and no drive!! read more

Disappointed. My first impression was that the front door looked like a service entrance. We were seated quickly and the place was almost empty. In general, the wait staff was not engaging and were not present most of the time. Twice, I had to hunt them down to refill my water glass. The tomato coconut soup was fair but I'm betting that it was Campbell's tomato soup with some coconut bits in it. I've had Saag in many places in the Boston area, and this was, by far, the worst. It didn't even look appetizing. The rice was sticky and not flavorful. The one good thing was that the portions were large. Other than that, not worth taking the leftovers home. This place does not deserve the high ratings recorded on this site. read more

This place actually made my husband smile. Yeah, my husband hates trying new restaurants, because he is almost always disappointed. But, since neither of us had been to an Indian restaurant, we decided to try this one. It was a wonderful experience! From the food to the service to the caraway seeds with the check, we enjoyed every minute. Since I have no frame of reference for an Indian restaurant, I can't speak to the flavor of the food, but it all seemed fresh enough and well prepared. We were served by a very nice waitress, who allowed us to take our time and even got excited when my husband ordered the lamb tikka masala. It's the first time I have seen a watiress have a viceral reaction to a menu item. Really, why try anywhere else? read more

The first time we tried it I said to myself, "Well,it isn't bad but it's no "A Passage To India". A couple of months later we got take out and I said to myself, "Hey, this is good stuff! It's almost worth not driving to Salem anymore." We've eaten there three times now in the past month and I swear it keeps getting better. I find it rare that a restaurant gets better,usually they'll start out good then turn to shit but Anmol is constantly proving me wrong. The staff is extremely friendly, I walked in for take out once and it wasn't quite ready so they sat me in a booth and poured me a glass of water for the two minutes I would need to wait. WHAT PLACE DOES THAT?!! I still love "A Passage To India" in Salem and I feel like I'm cheating. Anmol is my mistress. Don't tell. read more

I know everyone is gonna kill me for this rating. This place deserves a 3.5 star...but then again, YELP doesn't offer half ratings...ahhh...so after much thought, a Big THREE STAR. but why? I've tried Indian food in "little India," Jackson Heights, NY. When you try Indian food straight from India (I swear, when you are walking around, you would think you are in India in this part of Jackson Heights), everything else becomes so sorry. Indian food in Beverly?? North Shore?? Come on. It may be one of the better Indian places around here but you guys never had good Indian food. I think their chicken is a bit tough, though they do make great sauces for dishes such as Chicken Tikka Masala (it seemed a bit sweet cause they mixed too much yogurt). I also think that "A Passage to India" right over in Salem has better nans. But reading everyone's review saying that it's the best Indian food ever, I wonder if it was the ONLY Indian food they've ever had. It's like having pizza near Salem and saying that it was the best pizza they've ever had without trying some authentic NYC pizzas. Go to Jackson Heights, NY and hopefully, we won't see this kind of rating... read more

This place is close to my heart, during a time where my meals mostly consisted of alcohol yet my wallet remained thin, I could indulge with some strong, cheap drinks at Anmol. Then one day something magical happend, I tried their solid food. Low and behold, the nutty-vegetable filled mixtures were just as-nay, more-more tantalizing then even their Black Russian! Of their Malai Kofta, I can only tell you to try it. This dish must be eaten with regular nahn, as the sweat coconut (though a wonder unto itself) can overwhelm the pallet. Oh Anmol, why must you reside in a town so far?! read more

this was our first experience with Indian food, so we did not have a clue what to order. first off we went on a Saturday night on a whim just to try something different, to our surprise the place was dead. We have heard so many good things about the food and we were not disappointed at all, the staff had to be the nicest group of people that i have ever seen in a restaurant they were very helpful with suggestions. We tried a platter because it had a little of everything. It was all very good, after the platter came a naan bread and a lamb dish in a spicy red broth was not creamy more of a tomato sauce with Indian spices, everything was great and we will be back for more soon, I just cant get over how flavorful everything was, it is a nice change from the normal bland food that most restaurants are putting out these days!!! If you have never had Indian food give it a shot and be honest and tell your waiter that you are new and they will steer you in the right direction read more

Terrific, tasty food. And the staff is very good about suggesting what to try if you are not familiar with Indian food or just want to try something new. To encourage you to try new, they'll take back anything you just don't like. read more

Food was amazing. We went to change things up. Servers were awesome. My drink was constantly filled without asking. Really great place. read more

Anmol - Chicken tiki masala and Rogen Josh. - Indian Near Me - Beverly, Massachusetts

Good food, but have had several takeout and deliveries missing items. Definitely check your takeout before you go.

We found ourselves in Beverly around dinner time on Friday night, and Yelp led us to Anmol. We walked in and were unsure we were in the right place - honestly, the place looked like a weird family restaurant that you might go to for breakfast. Generic looking booths abounded, and there were hardly any signs that this was actually an Indian restaurant. Luckily things improved from there. They had Ipswich Ale, which pleased the mister, and the iced tea was quite good. The menu was really interesting, with some lovely regional specialties that aren't often featured on Boston-area Indian menus. We decided to share the vegetarian appetizer platter, and I chose the masala dosa for my meal, while the mister went for the vegetarian uttapam pancake. We topped that off with some garlic naan and raita. The appetizer was pretty good - one of the things was a little weird, but most were tasty. We both enjoyed the broccoli immensely. Then our dishes came, and they were huge - the dosa took up half the table! It was filled with a spicy potato mix and it had a bit of tang. Lots of interesting flavors. The pancake was very peppery and nice. Both of meals were served with lentil soup and coconut curry. The soup was delicious and the curry was very strange; I had never had anything like that before, but it was kind of good. Weird flavors and textures, but not in a bad way. The naan was downright awesome. The service wasn't great, and the bathroom was not acceptable. But the food was good, so it made up for their shortcomings in the other areas. read more

Garlic Chicken Nann. I know some of you just grabbed your wallet and keys are already on your way. Very delicious, friendly service, and relaxed atmosphere. The food was very generous, so we took home our leftovers for a midnight snack. At the end of the meal, we were presented with green herbs with candy, I didn't know what to do so I asked the waiter who was happy to help. You spoon a little of the mix into your hand and then pop it into your mouth, it is sweet and minty, a little like an anisette cookie, nice to clear the palatte. Can't wait to go back, especially for the garlic chicken nann! I get warm all over just thinking about it. read more

This place is exceptional. It has a dive bar type vibe and atmosphere and you wouldn't really expect really good Indian food at first but I can confirm that they make some really good Indian food. My sister and I split the vegetable samosas and naan bread which were both very good and I had the chicken biranyi which was amazing. Perfect amount of spice, plenty of rice and I love the cashews and raisins with the perfectly tender chicken pieces. Very impressed. The bartender was a sweetheart and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves here. I will definitely be back! read more

I LOVE this place. I've been here a few times and every time I go back to Beverly am glad that it's still there (restaurant turn over is very high there). First time I was here they had just opened and it was my first Indian meal ever (how far I've come). The waiter was extraordinarily helpful when I asked him what he recommended. My friend was there with me and he left his wallet at the table when we left. After his shift, our waiter actually drove it to my friend's house to return it to him! All the samosas are amazing. I usually get the Chicken Jalfrazi, but have had several other amazing dishes. Their bar is usually quite empty on a weekend night and is a fun place to go with a big group (lots of space and very cheap drinks (compared to the rest of downtown Beverly). The Bartenders are also very friendly. read more

Went to Anmol for lunch today with a friend and it was delicious! The bread/cracker and 3 different sauces were yum.... I liked the spicier one while my friend preferred the sweet dark sauce. I ordered the chicken curry with medium spice and it was perfect both in portion and taste and came with a large platter of bismati rice. The waitstaff was attentive and very polite. My friend was impressed with the freshly squeezed lemonade. Just when we thought we were done the waiter brought out dessert, which was a rice pudding and a bowl of what appeared to be large sugar pieces, anise flavored little candies, and fennel seeds to spoon into the pudding....very tasty! All this for only $8.50 each. Will definitely return! read more

Came here for a late lunch and was quite satisfied with the overall experience. The service is quiet and hospitable--quick to help but also content to let you alone to enjoy the food. I tried the vegetable pakoras first and though the flavor was right, I found the texture to be a tad bit too "wet." I prefer a dry stuffing but it was still enjoyable. The lamb vindaloo was also tasty, though I found the sauce to have more tomato paste than I prefer--but again, the taste was delicious and the hotness was on point. Will be heading back here soon! read more

Best Indian food on the North Shore as far as I can tell. I have been a frequent customer here lately and keep trying different dishes out of my comfort zone, I have enjoyed every one of them. Great naan bread (garlic), everything is always fresh, and Bobby behind the bar is the best. Really nice guy, polite and attentive server. If they are running their wing special don't even think about it, just order them. They are crispy and spicy with a bit of sweet; some of the best wings i have ever had. No reason to get Indian food anywhere else. read more

My dining companion and I tried Anmol last weekend, after I had read the Yelp! reviews. Actually, I had not even known that this restaurant existed, as when I'm driving down Rantoul Street, I'm usually rigidly focused on the road, since it is bumpy, pedestrians pop out from behind cars, and sometimes cars come zipping out of intersections and parking spaces without warning. I have eaten at Passage to India in Salem several times, and was kind of disappointed in both the food and servers there (I ate there because a friend liked it and always wanted to eat there), so my hopes for Anmol weren't high until I saw the reviews and decided to try it. I was not disappointed, and in fact was very pleased. The serving staff is a cordial team of Indian men. I have been to India four times, and can tell you that Indian culture is one in which smiling is not a spontaneous public action. So, these fellows are educated in American culture and have adjusted to our need for friendly smiles. The staff at Passage to India is not similarly aculturated, and I always felt put off by their brusqueness, even though I have some understanding of their culture. (Interesting to know that the owner of PtI is not Indian himself, but an Anglo-American guy who evidently wants an authentic Indian atmosphere; this may be true of Anmol as well, but I don't know who the owner is). Anmol's menu is varied and the degree of spicy hotness is within the diner's full control. I ordered a mild shrimp tikka masala that was scrumptious in its rich tomato-cream and subtly spiced sauce, which was plentiful. The popular tandoori (a special kind of oven and baking process) dishes are there, in vegetarian, lamb, chicken and seafood variations. and there are marsalas (besides the shrimp version I had), too. You can get any dish completely without "hot," or to-the-max, fire-extinguisher hot if you wish. The completmentary spicy crisp-bread appetizer comes with a trio of hot condiments, but you're under no pressure to eat or even try them. The servers re-fill water glasses throughout the meal, so I felt comfortable trying the spicies. The garlic naan was excellent. Fluffy, light, slightly chewy, with sufficient garlic that it wasn't one of those "it smells garlicky, but where's the garlic flavor??" situations that too often are the case in restaurants. You want to taste garlic, not just smell the tantalizing aroma. The wine, beer and mixed-drink list was interesting. My companion tried a blue concoction with margarita-style salt-rimmed glass and curacao. It was tasty and potent, even in the little sip I sampled. Since others on Yelp! have provided more details about individual items, I won't ramble on, except to throw in my thumbs-up accolades. This is a very good place to dine. The atmosphere is nice, too. Go, eat, see for yourself. read more

Hands down the best Indian food in the North Shore. The flavors are amazing, and the dipping sauces are top notch. I love the veggie pakora and aloo tiki. I have a gluten sensitivity and I can eat here without any problems as most dishes are made with chickpea batter. Also love the chicken tiki masala and saag paneer. YUM. read more

Food is good, but not impressive. Sitting down for dinner was one of the most depressing and awful experiences I have ever had. The wait staff are apparently only concerned with the phone orders. No one noticed or greeted us, and we had to wait for the personnel to get off of the phone to ask them for a table. Once seated, it was longer than 15 minutes before anyone came by to take our food order. I will not be back. I can find good Indian food somewhere else. read more

I first encountered Anmol at a stand during some open streets event on Cabot Street. For a reasonable price, I got some chana masala and naan bread. And I was hooked. Since then, I have repeatedly returned to this restaurant for all my Indian food cravings. I've gotten several of their dishes at different heat levels. It never disappoints. And, to be honest, I've never had anything quite like their spicy dishes. Never sat in the restaurant because my significant other dislikes Indian food. But the servers are always kind on the phone & when I pick up. Try this place. It's worth it. read more