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Help us make it rightFor years, diners were handed a limited menu when it came to Indian restaurants. They could choose either upscale, fine-dining establishments or low-end curry shops. There was no middle ground. Clearly it was time to take the cuisine to a new level according to Sushi Malhotra, who founded Dawat, New York's most acclaimed Indian restaurant. With that goal in mind, Mr. Malhotra joined with...
For years, diners were handed a limited menu when it came to Indian food and restaurants. They could choose either upscale, fine-dining establishments or low-end curry shops. There was no middle ground. Also, throwing a catered party with high quality indian food and service was non existant...
An outpost of the popular New York restaurant, lively Cafe Spice is upscale Indian cuisine for a diverse clientele. The menu offers traditional Indian specialties, from the tandoori oven-grilled meats & curry stews of the north to the stuffed dosa rice pancakes & spicier dishes of the south.Cafe Spice recreates the feel of the original. It has an open kitchen where chefs use traditional clay...
Café Spice, opened in 2000 by Sushil Malhotra (owner of Dawat in New York), is a contemporary Indian restaurant with a menu that tours the subcontinent. The interior features textured beige walls with recessed display boxes for spice jars, hanging lanterns, and cut-out windows -- very dramatic and soothing all at once. All main courses include fragrant basmati rice, nan bread, and several...
In Short
From its open windows on Second Street, this extension of a small New York chain of swanky Indian bistros is sleek and modern, with earthy reds, greens and golds reflecting the...
I went to Cafe Spice because I was invited to an indian mixer party, hoping to make some indian friends. Well, the guy at the bar said I had made up the printed email I had brought with me and that I was completely wrong. I had gotten there a little early (10:30 pm) and the place didn't have any patrons yet. The drinks were overpriced, the food was subpar, and the bartender was unpleasant.
Not your conventional Indian joint! More 'classy' and well done overall. Good food, good service and good, clean ambiance. A little more expensive than other places, but certainly worth it.
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Yummy Indian in Old City
A hip, chic place that serves delicious Indian fare.
An outpost of the popular New York restaurant, lively Cafe Spice is upscale Indian cuisine for a diverse clientele. The menu offers traditional Indian specialties, from the tandoori oven-grilled meats & curry stews of the north to the stuffed dosa rice pancakes & spicier dishes of the south. Cafe Spice recreates the feel of the original. It has an open kitchen where chefs use traditional clay...
Cafe Spice Llc can be found at S 2nd St 35. The following is offered: Restaurants: Indian. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Philadelphia there are 10 other Restaurants: Indian . An overview can be found here.
Warhol couldn't have designed a more intriguing dining room than the one this trendy Indian eatery inhabits. Indeed, the bold, wide-open space matches sharp geometric elements with a color scheme inspired by exotic spices (reds, greens, yellows, oranges), making this one of the hippest gathering spots in the Old City. Menu items include traditional faves like saag paneer, biryani,...
What To Drink: Beer is best for washing down hot chilies and spicy curries. Try the Kingfisher or the Taj Mahal, both imported from India.
When To Go: For your dining comfort, come on weeknights. On Friday and Saturday nights, Cafe Spice--like many in the neighborhood--turns into a haven for 20-somethings.
For your dining comfort, come on weeknights. On Friday and Saturday nights, Cafe Spice--like many in the neighborhood--turns into a haven for 20-somethings.
Beer is best for washing down hot chilies and spicy curries. Try the Kingfisher or the Taj Mahal, both imported from India.
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