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Cinnamon

4.0 (261 reviews)
ModerateIndian, Desserts
Closed • 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Updated a few days ago

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Moderate noise
Upscale
Classy
Dogs allowed

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Alec T.

Sooooo good. Chill, low light, vibe ambiance. Food was so good. I'm an Indian food snob and this was definitely one of the better places in the Hudson valley. Can absolutely get plates to share. Brought my Dad here for his first time trying Indian food and he immediately fell in love.

Jennifer L.

Great space for dinner with family or date night! Ever since I've gone to their sister location, Nirvana, in Woodstock, I've been meaning to try Cinnamon and we came here for a dinner out and was not disappointed. We made a reservation easily on resy and was seated in the back room. Both the back room and dining room have a great ambiance with both more intimate and community tables. Our server was also very attentive as well. If you like goat cheese then the goat cheese stuff naan is not to be missed! So delicious as a side or a starter. They have great wines available as well as cocktails and the English rose was one of my favorite. The Tadka Daal lentil dish was so good, probably my favorite thing we ordered. We also had the chicken chettinad and Rajasthan Murghi, mango chutney, and coconut rice, all of which were great. Some of the chicken was a bit chewy but the flavors were really good. I'd recommend spending a night out here.

Tomato Rasam Soup
Mary T.

I met my friend here for lunch on a weekday. We started with chai tea which was delicious. I am used to chai lattes but this was really good even if unsweetened. How come when I make it at home it's not this good?! Whoever made it knew what they were doing! Next we tried the Tomato Rasam soup which was delicious. A tomato based soup with a tiny kick. I was surprised at the big bowl and very happy. Along with the soup, we ordered goat cheese naan. I think I prefer the garlic naan but it was still very good. We shared an order of KODI VEPPUDU. It's a specialty of the Andra Region. Boneless chicken dry cooked with Hyderabad sauce, a thick sauce of peanuts, ginger, garlic and red onion. This was so very good that I will definitely be back and have an entree all to myself for dinner. The waiter was attentive without hovering which I appreciate when catching up with a friend. The place is super clean and comfy especially if you get a seat on the padded couch. Since it was my birthday...I got the seat this time.

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Sarah K.

Food, service and ambiance are impeccable here. Stopped in for lunch and was seated right away. The menu is extensive including the drinks menu. The naan is out of this world and the onion garnish gives the rice a bit more flavor. Lots of sauce with the chicken to dip your bread into! If you enjoy Indian cuisine or are looking to try something new and are in the Rhinebeck area stop in for a bite. You won't be disappointed.

Metal scrap in the food!
Abby S.

I'm sad to write this review since I was very excited to try this restaurant, but my experience was just such a disappointment. I ordered online for takeout, however, when we went to pick it up, they had not even started to make it---so the food was delayed 30-40 minutes so they could make it. We tried some basic/classic choices like the chicken tikka masala and the tandoori chicken. As those are classics, I have tried a slew of these at other establishments and they were just so blah in comparison. As Zoha stated, the chicken tikka tasted like a spiced tomato sauce (she compared it to spiced ketchup). It was the most "tomato-ey" tasting masala sauce that I have ever tried. The chicken tandoori was so incredibly dry that it was hard to get through and to make everything more over the top bad, there was a PIECE OF METAL in the food. Photo for reference in the review. Maybe we just went on a bad night, but I will not be returning anytime soon.

Dal tadka , bindi
Karthik R.

The food was tasty and well presented. We ordered a dal tadka and bindi, it was well balanced and tasty. The restaurant ambience was fine, I liked the stylish bowels and cutlery. There were some flies in the restaurant though. The service was decent, a little unfriendly and impatient despite the price of the over priced food (and presumably over priced gratuity)

Cake
Linzy D.

HIGHLY recommend cinnamon if you find yourself in rhinebeck. everything was delicious, it's a great space, and the service was phenomenal. it was our anniversary (of sorts ... halfway mark between our engagement and our wedding) and they gave us a free dessert, which was delicious. 10/10!

Rajasthan murghi
Dmitriy A.

This restaurant sits in a very cozy little location downtown. Stopped by for takeout on a Thursday night in late October and it was packed. Thus a good sign. Ordered: Goat cheese naan - breaks apart a bit too easily and has a sweet taste to it but also contains plenty of goat cheese. Very new and different as never seen this at any other place before Palak chaat - this crispy fried spinach delicacy very rarely found in other Indian restaurants is quite a delight! Crispy friend spinach with tomatoes and onions as well as 3 dipping sauces (well 2 sauces and 1 side of some chopped veggie thing). Coriander sauce with it is my favorite Murgh shashi korma - I'm pretty sure that just means chicken korma in Hindi. So off the bat was a little skeptical, sauce made from nuts? Ehh... after taking a bite of this creamy velvety sauce with a nice nutty undertone balanced with warm spices. Game changer. I will never doubt an Indian sauce again! Rajastan murghi - this is a chicken dish in a red sauce with ginger, (I believe) pickling spices and a hot pepper. This combination is a tango on the tastebuds. An elegant fiery punch with the tickle of the picking spices and ginger. Really smooth heat that brings joy as it moves down to your belly. Absolutely fantastic. Please try

Chicken tikka masala
Zoha M.

This is a cute popular restaurant in town. I went on a busy Saturday night at 7pm and was seated right away at the communal table. As a south asian person, my critique of the food below is based on a lifetime of cooking and eating Indian and Pakistani food. The menu was on printer paper Andra chili chicken, $10: this was my favorite dish of the night. SO flavorful and actually spicy! The peppers and onions gave a nice crunch to the dish. But the portion was only 3 large tablespoons. Give it 4.5/5 stars Masala Dosa, $15: the portion size was better on this for the price. Crispy light dosa stuffed with potatoes. Light coconut sauce and a warm veggie stew (sambar) on the side. Give it 4/5 stars Tandoori chicken, $22: this has 4 large pieces of bone in chicken, seasoned and barbecued. The flavor and tenderness of the chicken was good. Give it 3.5/5 stars Chicken tikka masala, $22: this was extremely disappointing. The flavors were just not there, and the tomato sauce tastes like a sweet ketchup sauce. It is one of their popular dishes but as a person who has eaten this dish 1000 times - this was not it! The flavors were extremely underdeveloped. Comes with a small rice bowl. Give it 1/5 stars Machili tandoor, $30: the biggest disappointment. Do not order this. It's a VERY SMALL fish filet that was actually a little undercooked. The description says grilled veggies but it only had a few pieces of zucchini and some spinach leaves... for the price this was a HUGE FAIL. Give it 0/5 stars Lamb shank rogan josh, $27: the meat was tender and flavorful. Give it 4/5 stars. Dessert: $6 each pistachio kulfi was small and icy chippy, not creamy (if you know you know) kheer: very small portion, extremely saffron heavy

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We've been waiting half an hour for our reserved table. Not trustworthy ! But good food. Be prepared to wait. Very arrogant

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Very very good Indian food. Attentive service. And a really nice ambiance. I'll be going again!

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Good food and very nice vibe. Had lunch there while visiting friends in 2022 - will be back in July 2023

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Everything is so tasty. The masala dosa and their accompaniments are so filling and delicious.

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