We decided to try Paper Dosa based upon seeing glowing reviews online, but unfortunately this…read morerestaurant doesn't live up to the hype. Paper Dosa isn't a true South Indian restaurant, as they serve both North and South Indian-inspired food. Our comprehensive review is based upon our dining experience at the Indian restaurant.  We arrived 10 minutes after opening at 5:00 PM on Saturday evening and found there was already a 45-minute wait. Fair enough, it's a popular restaurant with the Santa Fe locals. This restaurant only allows reservations for parties of 5 or more.  After being seated first at a community table, we ordered food first and received both our starters and entrees at the table last. We ordered two starters, two entrees, and two drinks. Starters  Dahi Vadai and Paniyaram The Paniyaram were freshly made dumplings that were soft and fluffy. This dish receives a rating of 8/10. On the other hand, the Dahi Vadai tasted like it was frozen and poorly defrosted by the restaurant. The vadai was very dense, falling apart, and flavorless. Another issue with the dish was the yogurt overpowered both the tamarind and mint chutneys. The Dahi Vadai was a pretty-looking dish but poorly executed and flavorless. This dish receives a rating of 4/10. Entrees Paper Dosa and Classic Dosa The paper dosa tasted like the powdered dosa atta found in any Indian store; it was missing the flavor of freshly ground dosa atta that is typically used to make the crepe. The dosa was inconsistently cooked and lacked the characteristic golden-brown color. The sambar and chutneys tasted watered down with a lack of flavor--it was nothing special. The masala potato lacked flavor all together. The Classic Dosa was similar to the Paper Dosa, with the only difference being that the masala potato was served inside the dosa. Both dosas receive a rating of 5/10. Drinks Sittu Kurvi and Indian Chai Sittu Kurvi is a pineapple-based drink with a hint of red chile and rosemary twig. It was a tasty, balanced drink. The drink receives a rating of 8/10. Indian chai was hot but lacked the typical masala spice Indian tea is known for. The drink receives a rating of 6/10. Overall dining experience receives a rating of 4/10. For a restaurant that was recommended for a Michelin Star, these are some other issues we noticed during our dinner at Paper Dosa. The waiter couldn't pronounce the dish names nor knew the ingredients in some of the dishes, which indicates lack of proper training. Paper Dosa's restrooms were filthy with overflowing trash and lacked soap for hand washing, having only been opened less than two hours ago. Cleanliness seemed like it wasn't a priority for the restaurant nor the staff. I grew up in Kerala, South India, so I know about South Indian food. I've eaten at some excellent South Indian restaurants on both the United States East and West Coasts--they all have one thing in common: flavorful food just like we got in India. Paper Dosa could be so much better with properly seasoned food and fresh ingredients!

I wanted to check this place out because it seemed to be a really popular place for Indian food…read more I'm glad I came because the food was really good. I ordered their masala basil dosa and my husband got their popular paper dosa dish. The paper dosa is a lot more fun and definitely catches people's eyes when it gets delivered to the table. I also prefer the crispy thin dosa compared to the regular dosa that I had. The chutneys were excellent for dipping. Staff was really nice and friendly. Tip: get there early. I was so surprised that there was already a line forming before the restaurant opened.

This place is fantastic. Delicious food, great upscale atmosphere and excellent service. Their sag…read morepaneer is the best I've ever had. Highly highly recommend!

We got there at 1:30 and finished at 2:30. They closed the lunch buffet at 2:30 so plan…read moreaccordingly. We felt welcomed upon entering. Seated quickly and we helped ourselves at the buffet. Everything tasted great. Staff was quick to change your plates. The bathroom was spacious and clean. Plenty of parking too. I would come again.

India Palace has been a stalwart of the Santa Fe dining community for a very long time, but it's…read morebeen years since we were downtown and looking for a place to eat on a Sunday late afternoon. We are so glad we stopped back in. The dining room is tucked away inside a small adobe outcropping on the back of one of the shopping arcades. It's a bit dark, but that is somewhat welcoming on a very hot day, and the ambient East Indian music adds the appropriate atmosphere (along with the delicious aromas coming from the kitchen). Our party of five sampled four of the entrees: two chicken curries, one saag paneer, one dal, and my very tasty (and hot!) lamb vindaloo. (Maybe they kicked the spice level up based on Emily Y's review in May -- I like hot spiced food, and it was just right for me.) Everyone loved their food, and we gobbled up three orders of the basmati rice, some butter naan, and mango chutney along with everything else. We had enough to fill our hungry bellies AND take home some delicious future lunches. Oh, the service is very courteous but a tad on the slow side when it comes to running drinks, but I think that is because they do a robust take-out business and staff is doing multiple jobs. Drinks include a delicious Masala chai and a selection of non-alcoholic drinks, beers, and wines. Well worth a stop next time you are looking for a change of pace from the incredible New Mexican cuisine here.

The flavors were bold and food was amazing. Got the butter chicken and naan. Recommend.read more

Pasqual's has consistently excellent service and food. Always our favorite for a celebration meal!read more

Got a reservation through OpenTable for a Wednesday at 9:30 am breakfast before the long drive back…read moreto Oklahoma. This place feels rich in history and charm. The food was great! I had a smoked salmon on gruyere potato cakes and two poached eggs and it was amazing! The potato cakes are especially yummy. My husband got a crispy burrito with housemade chorizo and it was also delicious! Wish I could have tried them for dinner because their dinner menu looked bomb. Overall, a great experience and friendly staff!

Great luck location not too far from the plaza in Santa Fe, plenty of parking close to everything…read moregreat service and staff, but even more importantly, the chefs put a lot of love in care into every dish. Lots of choices mostly plant based, vegan, vegetarian locally owned it also have two restaurants in Albuquerque. We especially like their Yogi bowl, which gives you a choice of Thai veggies with buttercup, squash, cauliflower, zucchini, or number two China, masala, chickpeas, carrots, daikon, and tail number three is spicy potatoes and green cabbage. This also comes with rice of your choice either brown rice or Jasmine. Excellent choice and they also make fresh bread called chapati or Dosa. Highly recommend and very healthy food all healthy ingredients. All organic ingredients.

This was a fun find. It looks like nothing from the outside, but it's cute and the people that are…read moreworking were nice when we went in. The menu is fairly extensive and a kind of weird mashup of Indian with other cuisines. So creative! And best of all it's vegetarian and can easily be made vegan! You order at the counter and they bring it to your table when it's ready. We ordered four dishes (tacos, dosadilla, doselada, and a calzone) and shared at the table. And everything was really good. We may take an opportunity to go back while we're in Santa Fe. Totally fun.

It was closed at 7:15pm on Wednesday evening. Not sure why. The find was good the last time de went…read morethere. Have they gone out of business?

Ownership changed at this restaurant and it is no longer Tibet Kitchen, it's a Chinese restaurant…read more They haven't updated the menu or signs yet. I went in yesterday and they didn't have menus to offer and the owners hardly spoke English. I was confused and showed them Tibet Kitchen photos from Google to order, but they kept saying they didn't have any of those dishes. I wanted dumplings, lentil soup and chai. They brought me some other pork dumplings with no sauce and a clear egg soup to try. It was Chinese food. I saw them bringing out random food for other customers saying things like "Just try it maybe you will like it." I saw other confused customers returning dishes to the kitchen. I felt a bit nauseous that night. Something isn't right with this place. They don't seem ready for customers yet.

Our group of eight met up in Santa Fe for a reunion last month, and immediately settled into…read moretracking down the best restaurants. Harry's Roadhouse was located on the way between our vacation rental and town. It caught our eyes because every time we drove past it---and I do mean every single time---the parking lot was jammed. Didn't matter if it was morning, afternoon, or evening, so we knew we'd have to try it out for ourselves. It took some planning, but we managed to get there for an early dinner on our last full day in town. We were so glad we did! We were seated out back on the patio, which we liked. The place felt more like a friend's house than a restaurant. But the food is much better than whatever your friend cooks up! We're a group with widely varying tastes. We ended up ordering everything from a New York strip steak to carne asada tacos to what they call a Buddha Bowl. Everyone really enjoyed their dinners, and there was much sharing around the table. I ordered one of the specials: crab-stuffed sole. Normally I wouldn't consider ordering seafood in a land-locked state. But the crab-stuffed sole "spoke" to me, so that's what I got. And it was delicious! Plus, their portions are very generous. We had a great server named Eric. He handled our large group with humor, care, and patience. Being a group of eight, there was an automatic 20% gratuity added to the bill, which most restaurants do these days. Eric was the only server we encountered on our trip who took the time to point it out. If you're looking for good food in Santa Fe, Harry's Roadhouse is definitely a place you'll want to check out!

We have been to Santa Fe many times, but somehow managed to miss this landmark café…read more I chose the breakfast special - shrimp and grits with two eggs on top. They sautéed the shrimp with bacon, peppers, and mushrooms. Really good. My wife had the famous lemon ricotta pancakes. Amazing.....better than advertised. My only complaint about a terrific breakfast experience was an up-charge of $3.50 for "100% Pure Grade A Maple Syrup". You can buy terrific maple syrup at Sam's for $12.28 for 32 oz. (38 cents / oz.). Charging $3.50 for 2oz. of syrup seems excessive, but that's just my opinion. I'm not sure why this was frustrating to me, as we have overpaid for food all over Santa Fe, including other restaurants with similar up-charges for "pure maple syrup". We would definitely come back here, but would be wary of similar up-charges.

Food is great! The lunch deal is a steal, try out 2 entrees served with rice and an appetizer,…read morenaan, and a dessert! Too good. I like trying new things, and all of the paneer dishes are so good! I just wish when I put very hot it would actually be spicy, it's more of a medium heat for me. Always made fresh to order. I just wish they had a cash option online. Call to order is available, but they're always pushing for you to order online anyways. As one of the minorities in society still carrying cash, I wish this was an option that was easier to utilize.

The food is great! Good portions and delicious strong flavors. If you are going to come here, you…read moreshould know that you can not walk up and order. All orders are done online. There is also a QR scan on the side of the food truck you can use to place an order. Give it at least 30 minutes before pick up. Also, rice is not included in the dishes. You order rice as a side. The service is great and these folks stay busy. They have a great location in downtown Los Alamos, so you can easily have a picnic at Ashley Pond or head to a local brewery. I will definitely return.

We start with being overjoyed to find a dinner buffet, which is really rare among restaurants…read moreserving Indian cuisine in Burque. We had many options, vegan and meatish, and tried almost all of them between us. Real standouts were Butter Chicken, Goat Curry, Cabbage with peas (which was way more spicy and flavorful than its name implies), and garlic naan. The absolute star, though, was the Saag Paneer, which was the single best version of this dish we have ever eaten. The dining room is spacious and well decorated, our booth was cozy and comfortable, the high backs giving a sense of privacy in the dining, and the noise level was low enough that we could actually have a conversation. This is one absolute advantage of the older building over more modern design. The staff were pleasant and helpful across the board, and just to round out the review, the bathrooms were spotless and classy to the point of lavish. This is definitely a restaurant worth coming for a sit-down-take-your-time dinner. We will absolutely return.

every time i've been here, i've had the same amazing service. waiters are always on it: making sure…read moreour drinks are topped off, that our food tastes good, and once i've even had them ask if the temperature was okay when he noticed me putting on my jacket lol. clean tables, stocked napkins, and their buffet area is always fresh. i recommend their butter chicken and naan ! they also have a punch card coupon thing that has good deals on it !

Oh my goodness- Naan & Dosa was such a comforting and beautiful dining experience. Their coconut…read morebasil soup was absolutely incredible and the vegetable samosas were cooked perfectly. lightly crisped and flavorful. The restaurants overall wsoft lighting, earthy lavender tones, creates such an inviting, cozy ambiance that makes for a truly enjoyable dining atmosphere. *Dessert of Choice - Kneer - a traditional rice pudding dessert made with milk, rice, sugar and spices like cardamon. looking forward to dining with you again soon! _M

My first visit to Naan and Dosa and the food, service, and ambiance exceeded my expectations…read more I ordered off the menu instead of taking advantage of the lengthy buffet. I loved the chicken curry. In fact I could go back for dinner to have some more, but I will wait a day or two before I go back. The garlic naan was very warm and good-really good! There are no complaints about the service. In fact, they even provided me with paper products as I am staying at a hotel. The restaurant is very clean. It feels like an upscale restaurant because of the cloth tablecloths covered with a white paper tablecloth and the wine glasses with cloth napkins gracefully tuck in the glass.