Wasn't sure if Indian + pizza was a good idea, but really happy we tried it....we've been back 3 times with different friends already! The thin whole wheat crust is very well done, the traditional veg pizzas like the white spinach feta were delicious and full of flavor, and new taste combos like the coconut corn (which sounded, frankly, horrifying to me, but we ended up loving) and the BBQ paneer, were winners. The portobella mushroom w/curry leaf pistachio pesto is another favorite. They are generous and fair with the toppings and every pizza has been well cooked and well balanced.
I've tried 4 drinks from their "vegan bar" (which you can sit at, and watch sports on one channel or Indian news on the other TV on the other side of the bar) Favorite drink so far is Green Day. Note: it says kale, but they sub cilantro in instead, and didn't tell us, which is not cool in any respect, but especially not cool when one of our party has a violent dislike for cilantro. The staff are really friendly but don't seem to get that they should tell guests of substitutions. The homemade lemonade was not made for American palates, with salt added to it and not chilled it was too much like a strange bad margerita - nicely, the manager came out and offered to make a new one without salt which was very good. Many drinks seem to be a bit salty and I hope they learn to cut back on that - is it a lassi leftover? - I don't think it goes down well with the expectation of fresh juice. The Mango Mania had mango, cantaloupe, orange, and "orange pepper" (bell pepper I assume) and the pepper was clear, the fruits did not overwhelm it. I really liked this drink but a friend was disappointed it wasn't more traditionally fruit-sweet. Green Coriander drink was nice but also a tiny bit salty. The staff is very friendly and if you ask for modifications they seem to be happy to accomodate.
There are not many tables but on one night we called ahead and they reserved one for us; later we heard them tell another party that they could sit in their sister restaurant, Dosa N Curry, next door and they'd bring the food over. I'm guessing they share a kitchen? So seating may not be an issue. The seating is pretty pizza parlor-ish, the decor the same sweet, slightly wacky good-hearted vegetarian-homey feel as Dosa N Curry. The music is not too loud but at times was annoyingly teenage crap pop (we liked the Indian music though).
OH AND THE NICE CREAM: YUM!! coconut and one soy based "ice cream" in about a dozen flavors that you can sample first, we loved the rich, deep chocolate and the berry and citrus flavors!! The only one that seemed meh was the orange and chocolate chip (it doesn't really have chocolate chips, more little flecks that I thought were tasteless). Save room for dessert!
Definitely a place to which we'll be returning!
Love what you are doing and hope you develop a following !!!! read more