India Grill and Pizzatown

The Butter Chicken Special is great, pretty big and not too expensive. The only take out I order anymore lol. The pizza is pretty good too, it’s better than dominos and on par with uncle fatihs

Awesome local place. Try the walk in butter chicken special. Great joy!

Fantastic food! My friend is east indian, and he highly recommended this place so you know it’s good! I got some warning from him that the butter chicken and samosas are the best things here. Naan is pretty good as well. I took his advice and have not ever been disappointed WITH those food choices. I ordered a pizza once from here, and will never make that mistake again. Their vindaloo also wasn’t that good.
One tip though if you do choose to go here, place your order with them over the phone! I cannot stress this enough. If you go there and order, my experience has usually ended up making me wait 30 – 40 minutes. When I call, I usually wait 20 – 30 minutes, and have never had to wait upon arrival.
My partner and I truly enjoy this place, but the toilet does not! Once in a while is okay though :)

This place stayed open for us. As well my boyfriend left his keys there and they called us. Very nice establishment. The food was great. Mine was too spicy, only because my boyfriend forgot to tell them. Looking forward to eating there more.

Went back to order curries after ordering samosas a few days ago
Got three lamb curry special which came with rice and naan. Also got the chicken Korma.
The Special order of curry was smaller than the korma as it came with rice and naan. It’s the perfect choice for someone that wants a full meal at a great price of $ 9.50
The chicken korma was $ 11.50 I believe. It was a good size, with enough meat.
The flavours and taste of both dishes were really good.
Service was polite and functional. It’s a take out place owned by Indian people. It’s not the Saint St Grill!
I’ll be back for Indian food here.

I ordered a lunch special, Metal piece in the curry meat piece, more than an inch, I showed it to them, they took it inside and just throw it in a garbage, no regret no sorry.

I have ordered pizzas here on several occasions. It’s usually inexpensive, but good quality. That was before today…
Despite waiting for OVER an hour for my two pizzas, it sat on top of the oven in plain sight for at least 15 minutes prior to being given to me. It was very busy with a dozen people waiting for Indian food and pizzas alike. So I didn’t want to be demanding and thought that since I was there for an hour that they would bring me my pizzas when they were ready.
There was no sense of urgency, just taking orders and saying «10 minutes…» Many people were more irritated and I know some waited as long as I had for their Indian food.
Now, I have worked in the restaurant industry and am totally fine in waiting usually, but I ordered pizzas for the kids and timed it so we could have hot fresh pizzas. As opposed to the cold cardboard pizzas we received.
Mom and pop/​family run businesses need local support from the community, but not at the expense of basic customer service.
Sadly, they have lost my business and it’s now Mount Athos again.

My partner and I, both curry fiends, eat (ate) here on a regular basis– often twice a week since this place opened– we’ve provided business in excess of a couple thousand dollars.
For more perspective on just how often we eat there, we had ordered a wonderful meal from PT Grill last night, and today we wanted to enjoy it again so we called in our order only to be shocked with what we recieved.
Until now we have never, ever had a major problem with food or service– both were exceptional– until today, when were given spoiled butter chicken– returned it, got handed yet another container from the same spoiled batch and then was told by the male owner that it was «supposed to taste that way because tomato sauce makes it bitter.»
I am well aware recipies change from day to day and no dish will ever taste the same way twice, but it is simply unbelievable that my concerns over spoiled food were dismissed this flippantly. It was not a simple matter of the recipe differing, and the owner refused to internalize that fact.
I pointed out to the owner that the girl running orders at the front of the restaurant admitted to me she smelled something off while the butter chicken was cooking, but that was dismissed as well.
The batch of sauce should have been trashed, but the easier fix was to give me a refund and tell me I was wrong.
To say I’m disappointed with what happened would be a massive understatement. This was the worst customer service I have ever recieved from this restaurant, I never would have expected it from a place I truly loved to eat at, and visited regularly. Sadly, this incident is in the top ten worst services I’ve ever had.
Again, we’ve placed thousands of orders with PT Grill and we have loved nearly every one of them. I am not a flippant complainer, and I would never have returned food unless there was a grave and serious concern but what we were served was *completely inedible*
I have no problem rescinding or taking down this review once this has been properly addressed, but this is something that absolutely needs to be said, and said right now.

I’m quite pleased with this place. It must be new-​ish because up until yesterday I’d never heard of it, and living in the middle of nowhere means I try to keep up to date with the small amount of restaurants that will deliver to my area.
The lady on the phone was very pleasant when I called to ask what time they deliver until and if they take debit at the door. The man I talked to when I called later on to actually place an order was equally nice. Hubby and I ordered about $ 60 worth of indian food for the two of us because 1. we are gluttons, and 2. we wanted to try a little bit of everything to see what the general quality of the food was like — having cheap indian food that will actually deliver to us is almost a little good to be true so our expectations were low.
The food took about 45 minutes to arrive (standard for anywhere in PoCo on a Saturday night) and while it wasn’t as warm as I’d liked, it wasn’t terribly cold or anything. I’m assuming our house was probably the last stop on the delivery dude’s route since we live far away.
The food:
Butter chicken (medium), lamb korma, palak paneer, allo gobi, veggie samosas, garlic naan bread and chicken pakora were all very good. I found the meat to be slightly over cooked but hey, this is delivery indian food from a pizza place so I’m not going to nit-​pick too much. I was overall impressed with the quality of the food. Neither of us had to run to the bathroom an hour later after eating the food either, a huge plus!
I’m looking forward to eating here again.

This place is great it has awesome indian food you can order and also pizza. Great deals on 2 for 1 Pizza. I have ordered here quite a few times a couple times for pickup and a couple times for delivery. Unless we order the actual indian food entrees we almost always have ordered the butter chicken pizza sans green peppers. It is something else. An absolutely glorious pizza that encompases the trifecta of butter chicken Nirvana. I do believe the dough for the pizza has hints of the Naan recipe in it so when you get the pizza you have the Naan type pizza crust with the butter chicken sauce (pronunced Sause) and the chunks of chicken and onion. Anyways I could not give this pizza the glory it deserves using the written word; one must experience it to truly understand.