India's Oven Restaurant And Bar

The atmosphere was okay,service was good, but the food was bad. Ordered onion kulcha, amritsari naan, and saag paneer. We couldn’t stomach the food after and had a nauseous reaction to the food immediately. The bread was undercooked and the saag was very khatta with too much lemon. I normally don’t get acid reflux from Indian food but I ended up getting it. I would not recommend this place if you want authentic Indian Food.

The food and service were excellent. The restaurant was clean and beautifully decorated. Kim went out of her way to make sure we had a wonderful experience. Best Indian food I've had in years!Food: 5/5

Absolutely delicious, best Indian food I've had thus far! It was absolutely wonderful, highly recommend. Plus our server was delightful.Food: 5/5

Ordering a butter chicken, I would have assumed a side dish such as rice would be accompanied. $15 for a bowl of spicy butter chicken was a disappointment- not remotely spicy or even a kick of spice. I placed a take out order via call and the lady who took my order did not review my order after placing, nor did she tell me my total cost of the order before letting me know how long it was going to be made. A lively atmosphere but the food was not worth the cost.

Kayla the bartender was rude and felt like she was making up prices on the go. They had a weekend bar menu, where they showed specials. $3 dollar bud light and Coors light. Plus 5 dollar shooters. I bought a whiskey sour, vodka sprite, and a Coors light. Totaled 32 dollars asked bartender how much where mix drinks. She said 12 each, so I asked why is my beer more when it says 3 dollar Coors light. To which she replied it's only cans. The weekend bar special didn't specify it just said Coors light. She then proceeded to say I can't read ur mind when I questioned her why she was charging more for my beer. I felt the place was shady. Be careful and check what you order.