Delicious Indian spot located in downtown Brooklyn. We had dinner reservations but wasn't registered in their system. Nevertheless, we were still seated quickly! We had the lamb, chicken masala and naan. I'm not a lamb kinda girl but it fell off the bone so that's always a good sign! The chicken masala was tasty and the naan was fresh. The portions are very generous! The drinks were amazing also! It's a fairly large place for a Brooklyn restaurant and the service was attentive! read more

I made a reservation for Indian Table during Restaurant Week. They had a prix fixed dinner for $45. Being vegan, the only entree was pumpkin squash which I didn't like, so I went to the regular menu. I had delicious spinach soup and wonderfully spicy okra/cauliflower curry. My other dinner guests did the special menu with the pork belly and fish. The spice level was too much for one but the others enjoyed their dinner. We ordered a nice Cabernet to accompany our food. The apple spice dessert finished the prix fixed menu. The difference from other Indian cuisines was a Portuguese,Goa, influence. A little more expensive than we're used to. read more

What you would expect from a local neighborhood Indian restaurant - solid fare, wonderful ambiance, and an overall satisfying dining experience. Service is fantastic at Indian Table! The owner (who is apparently named Kevin according to other Yelp reviewers) is incredibly friendly and talkative. He stopped by our table several times during our meal to check-in and briefly chat about any questions we had about the menu. We ordered the Ragda Patties for an appetizer - which were deep fried, delicious, and surprisingly devoid of any grease/oil residue! I can't quite figure out how it's done considering the cooking method involved... but whatever, that's a puzzle for another day. For entrees, we ordered the Nalil Rogan Josh and Daru Gosht with a side of garlic naan and white rice. The Nalil Rogan Josh features a tender, fall off the bone yum, lamb shank in a tomato and onion based sauce that's perfect for sopping up all that rice. The Daru Gosht is also a good choice - cubes of lamb served over a tomato based sauce with hints of ginger, fennel, and cognac. The garlic naan was solid, but I would have liked some yogurt dipping sauce on the side. I would really like to see this business succeed! The neighborhood is completely lacking as far as ethnic cuisine is concerned. read more

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Indian Table on Court St. Very nice atmosphere and service, delicious food. Good size portions for the main courses. I just could have used more salt in my main course. read more

Indian Table - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Rarely write food reviews unless positive but this was a particularly bad experience. The not so bad... Food - 2.5 of 5. Saag paneer was bland...bordered on tasteless. Tikka masala mediocre though sauce was decent (ironically). Cheese naan bland and tasteless. Delivery time - punctual, 5 of 5 The awful.... -food poisoning: me, my wife and my daughter all had one iten in common - the tikka masala sauce. My 6 year old has been vomiting the past 18 hours....me and my wife the past 12 The cherry on top.... Called management and they became immediately defensive and defiant, telling us "we can tolerate Indian food" (been eating it for 20 Years all over Manhattan without incident, ever....such an obnoxious comment) Had the manager been at all compassionate or frankly HUMAN in his response, I would never have written this His demeanor combined with the mediocre (at best) food is what prompted this review. It's a shame as we just moved here and I hate to bash a local restaurant. But they earned this one. Luckily plenty of other options in the area. read more

Authentic cuisine. Wonderful staff with deep understanding of the dishes. Interesting cocktails. read more

Okay food. Sauces were all similar. Little meat. No one was there. They did not want to serve us outside- too far.... Also, overpriced by a lot. read more

Quite a place. They accept lunch reservations for 11:30 (on Opentable) but then don't open until 12:30. Undeterred, I came back - and asked for restaurant week lunch menu (as advertised right now on the RW website). Was told that they didn't serve RW lunch (I opened the site and demo started the menu) and were understaffed. A reasonable statement in these times, but then it turned out the kitchen is fully open and they're ready to serve the (much more elaborate!) dinner menu. Would you serve it at lunch prices because I responded to your advertisement?, I asked. Yes, the waiter said. And then presented me with a bill with the dinner price. And lied to my face that he never agreed otherwise. So think twice before coming here. Good (real and somewhat creative) Indian food. Egregiously overpriced drinks. read more

Variety of dishes and quality both outstanding. This is not the standard NYC Indian restaurant. It's on another level . Also note, this is not the same as the old "Indian Table" that was at this location a few years ago--it's much better. The only challenge is that delivery and even pick-up can be very slow. Make sure to order early, right when they open. read more

I took my parents and my boyfriend here for their first dinner together and they all loved it! Their food was amazing, and the staff was very attentive and accommodating which I greatly appreciated. Also, their portion sizes for the entrées were pretty good, I even took some to go. This place will remain special to me but apart from that, I'll definitely be going back for their delicious food! read more

Just back from dinner and am moved to post about a fantastic meal - remarkable place, great service. This is such a treasure!!!!

I got a take away order for dinner and the three garlic naan were old, probably cooked for lunch, left over and heated for our order. I am Indian and I know what freshly cooked naan takes like. I very disappointed, because I have a good takeaway from Indian table below. read more

DELICIOUS!!! A MUST VISIT!! Had the garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, saffron rice, pomegranate samosas, and lasuni gobi. Everything was soooo good. Best food I've had in so long seriously. 100% worth a stop, very friendly, and beautiful shaded seating outdoors. I've never wrote a review before but this place really deserved it. read more

A wonderful addition to the offerings of the extraordinarily diverse cuisines of India. Goa was a Portuguese colony in India. Over several hundred years the cuisines of Portugal and Indian have simmered to produce unlikely and wonderful hybrids. Indian spices with pork, seldom seen elsewhere in the subcontinent, for example. The fish dish (Peixe De Portugus) and chicken dish (Chicken Chettinad we had were complex and sparky, especially the fish dish, this time made with halibut. The garlic naan and rice were beautifully prepared and presented and the service was exemplary: they left us alone until we were ready to order, presented the dishes like an unveiling. And truly they were marvelous. Prices were average for a restaurant outing in these times, not to say cheap but the quality was extraordinary. read more

Kicking myself for never taking a photo whenever I order here, but it's so good don't even think to stop to grab my phone. Indian table has become my go-to spot for indian! The tikka masala and the chicken vindaloo are A1! The masala is creamy, a bit sweet, and so rich, while the vindaloo is fragrant and spicy. The kicker is their paratha. Naan is played out and paratha is the way to go, which I would recommend the aloo paratha. Price could be better, but for the quality I can't be mad. Support this small biz, and treat yourself to some of Cobble Hill's best indian food. read more

I hate to leave this review. And I will say this is only based on a delivery order. That being said, my family and I ordered from Indian table wanting to try a new place. The good Yelp reviews made us think, "let's give this a try." Bad idea. The food showed up late and the delivery guy was checked out. Fine whatever, if the food is good it doesn't matter! No, the food was an failure. Aloo gobi mutter came with undercooked peas. The briyani was undercooked as well! Crunchy rice and an odd flavor. And the chicken curry was a broken sauce with an oil slick on top. Now all these flaws are one thing. But the price of this failure is another and the fact that me and my wife are suffering several days later from the food (stomach-wise.) says it all! Hate to give this review, but someone has to let people now this is not. 4.5 star place. read more

I would HIGHLY recommend Indian Table to anyone craving Indian food that's delicious and creative. We had the Goan shrimp curry which was easily my favorite of the night. It was spicy and different - what's so interesting about this dish along with others on their menu is that the Portuguese influence was evident in the flavors. We also ordered the Chicken Korma which was the perfect choice to balance out the spice of the shrimp curry. The Chicken Korma was creamy and a bit sweet from the cashews; we were right to listen to all the previous reviews raving about this dish. On top of it all, the service was amazing and the staff was incredibly friendly! Everyone took the time to walk us through the dishes as well as share their recommendations. We'll definitely be back! read more

Indian Table - Goan Shrimp Curry - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This is personally my favorite restaurant in Brooklyn, they have incredible food and great service. Definitely try the lasuni gobi and the mango lassi, their samosas are also amazing. I recently moved away from NYC and this restaurant was one of the things I knew I would miss the most. read more

One of the BEST Indian restaurants in Brooklyn. We ordered several dishes each was plated beautifully and tasted even more exquisite! The staff was wonderful, attentive, and kind. Highly highly recommend! read more

My friends and I dined in at Indian Table a few weeks ago. It's situated in the very trendy area of Cobble Hill and can be a nightmare for parking if you're not lucky, but is worth the struggle. We had been wanting to try this place for a while and we were not disappointed! The inside is cozy, not tiny, but not very large. The decor is nice, the space is clean, and the service is friendly. The whole inside smells of amazing spices, it's great. We ordered a bottle of wine, two starters, and four entrees. Everything was tasty! Very flavorful and filling. We left very satisfied and will definitely be back at some point. Head's up: the only alcohol they serve is wine...and it ain't cheap, folks. Personal tip? Eat in, drink out. read more

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We ordered delivery, maybe an off night? The flavors were off on 4 out of 5 items, which was quite disappointing given reviews and price. The sag paneer was inedible and tasted completely burnt. The dal was quite watery and flavorless. The tikka masala just tasted off. Even the lemon rice was mediocre. The best item was the aloo gobi. read more

We visited Indian Table last night. Food was excellent. Enjoyed the Goan cuisine as it's different from the usual North Indian cuisine one gets at local indian restaurants. In fact my recommendation is to stick to the Goan or Parsi cuisine as the chef is Goan. The house cocktails were excellent and service is very friendly and efficient. read more

Homey neighborhood Indian place, on par with Curry Hill in Manhattan but miles from the best I've ever had. Decor is cute (the muzak is ridiculously bad but kind of fun and soothing) and the staff are friendly. It almost feels like going to your friends' house and getting a home-cooked meal from their parents. That said, the food is good but not great. The menu is unfocused with a lot of options, but most are standard Indian fare and not any different from any other decent Indian place in the city. The server recommended Rogan Josh, which featured a nicely braised goat shank in a cardamom-spiced tomato curry, which would have been lovely except that it was oversalted. Palak paneer was a pleasingly bright green with flavorful cheese chunks and was probably my favorite dish, and seemed to be pretty healthy as it was not overpowered with cream. The okra side was also in a tomato-based curry and also nice, if you enjoy okra. Garlic naan came out hot and soft with plenty of garlic; I also ordered the rosemary roti which was much less flavorful. It's the best choice for Indian food in this neck of the woods by a long shot and it's reasonably priced, so I'll likely be back for more. read more

Indian Table - Rogan Josh, palak paneer, naan - Indian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Ordered delivery from here the other night and wow was it flavorful! Definitely spicy (at least for this white person) but in a delicious way. Beautiful shrimp in the briyani. Would definitely order again. read more

Indian Table is located in a very trendy part of Brooklyn with lots of restaurant options around, but I am very happy that we stumbled upon it after exploring the area. The interior is not very large, but is welcoming and cozy. Food: Large selection of entrees, decently priced drinks and friendly staff that's happy to make suggestions. Spicy calamari appetizer (waiter's suggestion), lamb curry, saffron rice and garlic naan with a bottle of red wine were all great and more than enough food for two people to share. Service: Our waiter was very attentive and even told us about a way of getting a discount with our next order. Indian Table also offers free delivery, which must be really great on a cold winter night in New York. read more

I had a great time eating here. The food was so good. I had the green soup, shrimp app, and samosas. For entree I had chicken tikka masala. My friend got the goat. I LOVED IT ALL. I wish the waiter Loved Indian food as much as me but hey... can't have it all. I will definitely come back. Worth traveling there. New chef by the way so if you have been there before you should In my last two visits...: I think you should beware-- the food is spicy we got the lamb shank and it was UNBELIEVABLY SPICY. And my friend had the goat brianni and it was also too spicy. Problem is there isn't a note on the menu. read more

I gave this place 4 stars for the food, environment and service. The food leans toward a 3.5 side however, but since the place is quaint and comfortable, overall it is 4 stars. I have had my fair share of Indian food, both East and West styles and this place met my expectations. However, I am spoiled and when comparing this food to other places I have eaten in Jackson Heights, I can say that their food is pretty standard. I ordered the chicken tikki masala and roti to play it safe, and although it was very tasty and filling, I expected a more elevated version but recieved the standard version. Nonetheless the decor is phenomenal and the waiter I had was fantastic. He serviced me right away as soon as I put down the menu, did not hover over me as I ate and just asked once if everything was alright. In general, this place serves as a great date spot because it is cozy, has a decent selection of wines and the ambiance is on point. read more

The flavors are excellent though everything was a touch too spicy. I ordered raita to cool things down, and it was delicious. The naan was ok. The pappadum didn't come with the traditional chutneys that I love. But the most unfortunate part of the meal was the lamb tandoori. Again, the flavor was great but the meat was so over cooked and dry, it was almost inedible. I will give the restaurant another try and hope for the best. read more

I absolutely loved Indian Table. The Goan- style menu was very interesting and had some vegetarian items that I had never heard of before. I found the drinks menu a bit fussy, but husband loved his Old Fashioned. We started with the Golden Behl, which was delicious but the topping of gold leaf was a but silly, and the Lasuni Gobi, which was similar to a Gobi Manchurian with a slightly sweeter sauce and very tasty. I got the pork Vindaloo and was pleased to find that the sauce was nice and vinegary, with only minimal potato and a good amount of heat, but some of the pork belly was more fat than meat. I also got a side of daal Makhani, which was way too salty. Husband had the okra and shrimp stew, which he really enjoyed- I only tasted the sauce, which was delicious, and speared what I thought was a green bean but was an extremely hot green pepper. Daughter had Achari Baigan, which she enjoyed. Again, I just tasted the sauce, which was quite nice and very different in flavor than a Punjabi Achari (which is a good thing in my book). The breads were excellent. I absolutely will have to come back to try the Xacuti and the Mustard Chole. read more

Indian Table is yummy and lovely and the service is fantastic. We had a large party and they accommodated us so well! We enjoyed all of the dishes and drinks! We sat in the garden, so nice! read more

Quaint restaurant in Cobble hill. My wife and I had a great dinner. We had 3 different specialty cocktails which were enjoyable and more of a culinary experience than a simple cocktail. Had the lamb kabobs and tulsi paneer . Both were excellent. We had the goat curry and lamb shanks. Both excellent. The owner? Or manager gave us an understanding of each dish as well as the drink preparation. Everything great. Service excellent The only caution is that the food is spicy by design. If you do not like spicy food let them know she'd of time. Really enjoyed the place read more

Used to love this place. The food and the service was stellar. Now with inflation they are cutting down on the quality of the meat and portions. Also the prices are way up. The curry fish dish comes with 3 small pieces and 2 potatoes for $30+ hahaha. Sorry covid happened but don't rip people off. Also chicken is dry now. Move on read more

Great place, owner offered some suggestions that were really good and interesting. Drinks were also great.

This restaurant, which did ok but seldom seemed full in the past, has evolved to include many more dishes from Kerala and Goa and tons of uncommon vegetable dishes. This is not NYC standard Indian food--the variety, quality and flavors are better even as the portions remain value for the money. Service remains attentive but has slowed as the place has gotten busier, especially on weekends--a victim of its own success. Even takeout is significantly slower than promised, so be warned. This would be my first recommendation for a group mixing meat-eaters and vegetarians/vegans or for a group mixing folks who favor heat and those who favor spice. Everyone will find something unique and different to enjoy here. The 2021 Restaurant Week menu is dine-in only and is not to be missed. Overall, chef-level food at a non-chef-level price. Enjoy! read more

I usually order Chicken Sag at new Indian restaurants I visit. I didn't do it this time here. I ordered the Chicken Xacuti which I haven't seen on any menu before. Phenomenal!! I'm craving more of it as I write this review. I was there 2 months ago. Will have to go back. I live in Midtown and have no problem going all the way to Cobble Hill to have this dish again. read more

We have gotten takeout from here multiple times and every time has been awesome. The chaat and dal options are great. Paneer prepared any way is amazing and the chicken (especially the korma) is tender and delicious. This is our go-to place for indian in the neighborhood! read more

I recently tried Indian Table after a recommendation from a friend, and had a wonderful meal. This place is fantastic- delicious, diverse, beautifully constructed and presented Indian food (with a focus on Goa, a Portuguese influenced area in southwest India) The space is comforable and there is a peaceful outside garden. This is on the fancier side of things, though definitely not exhorbitant. That brings a lovely time, and is completely worth it. I will definitely be back. read more

Food was kinda spicy for me but it was good.. would definitely try it one more time...service was great

A lovely addition to Cobble Hill. Came here on a cool autumn Saturday for date night. The restaurant was crowded but we did get ta table within 15 minutes. The decor of this restaurant is so blue and cute! I loved the authentic Indian paintings and knick knacks. The tables were quint and comfortable. Ordered the eggplant chat and beetroot croquets for appetizers. I loved the fusion spin the chef had created with the two dishes. Both dishes were excellent. For my main course I ordered the dal makhani and the rosemary naan. The dal makhani came with rice and was ok. I should have asked for a higher spice level but that was my fault for not doing so. The naan was delicious! For desert I had the kheer and it was lovely. Overall a great representation of Indian food. read more

I am proud to announce a good, authentic Indian restaurant is in the area. It seems to be very difficult to find an Indian restaurant that's delicious, kind staff, and offering some ambiance in this part of Brooklyn. The owner was personable, and kind. Be sure to check the times for when lunch hour ends. We made it there just in time but weren't rushed out. The lamb saag was very tender. Chicken tikka masala had the right kick. Paratha was my absolute favorite. It was prepared very well. I will most definitely be back - making this my go to Indian restaurant in the area. The only set back is the price point. I suppose prices are higher due to location. read more