On our way back from skiing at Highlands, we needed something warm and spicy…read more This place had good reviews so we decided to try it out. What I really loved about this restaurant is that they clearly label things that are vegan, this is amazing! Service was very friendly, the restaurant was pretty busy on a Saturday evening, but the food came out pretty fast. We ordered some appetizers, entree, bread and dessert. Spice level medium wasn't the medium we are used to, could have more kick, but other than that the food was good. The portion for the curry wasn't that large for the price. We usually get more at indian restaurants. Know that they charge a fee for credit card payments. Overall this was a good experience, not the best indian food we've had, but it hit the spot.

Was staying at Boyne and wanted to find Indian food - this is one of the only places I found within…read morethe area, and I was very glad to find it! I ordered carry out and it was ready on time. Easy parking, and staff were friendly. Got the paneer tikka masala (excellent), they gave a ton of rice and the spice level was appropriate. I actually could have gone a little spicier! The naan is also a really nice texture (a little on the thicker side, which I like). There were plenty of people eating in as well, and it looks like they have a lunch buffet too. Would go back next time I'm in the area!

Coming from Seattle, where there is competitively good Indian food. This restaurant can hang with…read morethe best of them and blew our expectations away for a Midwest town. Highly recommend if you're visiting or local. Service was smooth and the food was out in less than 5 minutes. Medium sized but felt the place was clean and tidy. Would come back

Second time having Indian cuisine and it was a lot better of an experience than the first (at a…read moredifferent restaurant). The food was tasty, the restaurant seemed clean, and the service was kind, but slow. We had two different servers. I'm not sure if there was miscommunication and one thought the other was taking care of our table but there were long waiting periods for drinks, taking our order, and waiting on the check. However, once our order was placed, it came out quickly and was delicious! Takeaways: + delicious food + Naan is a must!!! + clean - slow service

Was looking forward to going there but when arrived was closed. Locals said they had a fire last…read moreweek and everything has to be taken out and re-stocked.

We stayed a few blocks away on Lake Leland and pretty much visited NJ's every day as inevitably…read moresomeone in our household of 7 guests needed snacks, beer, or more grocery items to make a meal. The selection isn't huge as they have a smaller footprint but we found pretty much everything we needed in this small town market. Candy, Sprite, and s'mores fixin's for my little cousin, blueberries and oatmeal for my grandma, beer for my husband and uncle, frozen soft pretzels and mustard for my aunt, brats making sausage and peppers for the group for my mom, and Moomers ice cream and cans of Bubly for me. Prices were decent, especially for a smaller market, and they had a surprising amount of locally made goods. Produce selection was a little small (we had to go into Sutton's Bay to get oranges, for example) but all pantry items we needed were easy to find. The shop, because it's small, makes checking out a little challenging when there are more than a few folks in there. At one point my mom and I were looking at the ice cream selection and a line of about 4 people filed behind us. We didn't realize the coolers were adjacent to the second cash register! Navigating out was a challenge but everyone was very kind about it. Admittedly, though I read the amazing reviews for their Indian eats, we did not get any. But I'm definitely game to try it out next time.

I have missed Indian food!…read more We moved here in June from Durham,NC. Durham has a very diverse ethnic food scene. Indian food is very prevalent there because of the large Indian community. I've tried all manners of Indian food and Taste of India is excellent! I love spicy flavor but NOT HEAT! (To me black pepper is too hot!) I first heard about Taste of India from our neighbors and was disappointed to hear it was in a food court at the mall. Then I read the review in the paper and learned why they opened in the mall. Not because the Taste of India is fast food but because the family wanted to expose more people to Indian flavors. That changed my mind! The Butter Chicken at Taste of India was perfect for me, almost no heat, just wonderful, rich, warm spices. Chicken was cooked to perfection. The naan was soft and light, great for scooping up the generous helping of sauce. The basmati rice was perfectly cooked. The lentils had a little heat but not too much. All of my portions were HUGE! Enough for an additional meal. I tried the Mango Lassi drink. It was like drinking a fresh mango. Indian food is known for its vegetarian selections and Taste of India is no exception. I'm looking forward to trying them next time. The service was excellent, polite and informative. They were very patient with me as I tried to decide which dish to try. I highly recommend Taste of India.

Probably the worst Indian food I've had, the plastic tray has more flavor, it also tastes old and…read morelike it's been sitting in a heated bucket for ages, probably because it has.

Dirty unkempt kitchen area. Boxes piled up.to ceiling. Safety hazard. Owners redate expired…read moreprepared foods to extent shelf life.

Do not eat here. There is no proper sanitation. They extend all food expiration dates on all grab…read moreand go take out foods photos are of the kitchen at Deerings Mkt ( Mom's Kitchen).

INCREDIBLE!! Seriously if you're looking for authentic, cheap, just plain delicious food pls look…read moreno further!! That Jonathon B. Guy is a chump! Don't listen to his review. (Probably still salty because his parents named him Jonathon instead of John)

This is a mixed review. I have been a customer of Deering's…read moremarket since a teenager, so well over 20 years I have frequented this establishment. I'm not sure if times have changed the attitude of recent staff, with covid essentially putting most people on edge and stressed out, but as of yesterday was the first time I was treated with less than impressive service. I've always been greeted with warm and friendly smiles, when a person wasn't required to wear a mask, obviously, and always a welcoming hello from the gentlemen that run the store. I noticed there was now a female employee. I walked in with my son, we both had masks on, my son even had gloves on, because that's what makes him feel safe. The place was a bit busy, so we didn't receive a greeting upon entering. No biggie. My son and I picked out some gum, and weaved through the aisles. We were on our way to a playground, on foot, so I had a rolled up kite visibly sticking out of my purse. I'm not sure if this put the female employee on edge, but everywhere we went, she was only a few feet away, staring at us. We picked out some drinks, and immediately after she walked over to where we got our drinks and opened the door, like she was doing inventory. Then we waited in line to check out. She refused to go to an open register and check us out, as we waited behind someone else that was paying. The reason I come to this conclusion is because while we were waiting in line, some young man walked through the door, went to the same area we picked out our drinks, then stood in line behind us. She immediately ushered that guy over to check him out, even though we were in line before him. She glared at me specifically the entire time I was in the store. Pretty unbelievable and a bit confusing, as I felt like I was being profiled and somehow discriminated against. Maybe it was just in my head, but sometimes intuition proves otherwise. I still love and respect the establishment, but that woman needs a serious attitude adjustment. I'm not sure if it was simply because I was a young female, or what the deal was, the kite I had in my purse, maybe unsettled her...doesn't matter. I did nothing wrong. I've never been stalked throughout the store like that before. I'll still be happy to give my service to the store, it was just rude behavior on her part that I never have experienced before there.

By Cadillac standards I'd give them a 4, compared to a restaurant in a larger city I'd give them a…read more3-3.5. It's nice to have an Indian food option in Cadillac, finally! My friend who lives here frequents this restaurant and this was my first time here. We ordered their naan, which was ok (tasted store bought), as they were out (make sure they aren't out), their chicken tikka masala, which was pretty good and their shahi paneer, which was also pretty good. Their food is on the mild side, I got a 3 level but could've done a 5 level. They do give you something to spice up your food. I'm going with the assumption that they tone down their food to make it more accessible to people that normally don't order Indian food. Service was pretty good too!

This is a newer restaurant in Cadillac that my husband and I, and some friends, decided to try…read morewhile we were recently in the area. None of our friends had tried Indian before, and my husband and I are pretty limited as to what we have had in the past. My husband and I split an order of Chicken Korma, an order of Samosas and some garlic naan. Everything was real good, but I didn't feel the Samosas were worth the price that we paid. I can get better at Trader Joe's. Two friends got the Butter Chicken, with one getting the spicy sauce on the side. The guy that got the sauce on the side was very thankful that he got it that way as the other guy could hardly eat his because it was too spicy for him. Keep that in mind when you order. All of our friends enjoyed their first experience with Indian food. Just a heads up, we were served on disposable plates. There was a sign on the door that they were missing a few employees so they didn't have anyone to wash the dishes. I don't know how true that is, and while it didn't affect the way the food tasted, it DID affect the experience of eating in a nice restaurant.

Yum. Yum. Yum. Savory, sweet, sushi or beverages. All superb. Stop on by. Was a bit loud today,…read moresome workers were working outside on the window coverings.

I've been to this cafe and market years ago and was pleased that it has kept up its good quality…read moreand service. If you're a plant based person and are looking for a good place to shop for some plant based goods this is your place. I was happy with their selection of plant based products. They had cheeses, milks, pickled goods, olive bar, fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, and snacks! The vibe of the place was very nice too. Both times we stopped in other patrons were very friendly and courteous. As for the service both time the person who checked us out was very friendly and the one even had a good sense of humor. So this place is definitely another Traverse City stop for the person on a planet based diet or not.

I picked this restaurant from YELP. It is a small place with a bakery. While there the cases were…read moreloaded with good looking cookies. We both ordered breakfast. It was delicious. Coffee and water for drinks. Service was good. We are glad we took a chance.

Nice little diner right in town. Nothing fancy but also not run down. The service was friendly and…read morethe food came out relatively quickly. Grilled sourdough was perfectly crispy on the breakfast sandwich. The sweet and savory combo of bacon and apricot spread was delicious and the two cheeses and apple slices added just a little something extra.