Spice Rouge

It seems to me that this restaurant is trying to be a little more than it is. I am certainly no Indian food aficianado, but what I had tonight seemed, let’s say, not very exotic. On the other hand, the naan bread with coconut paired really well and I enjoyed that very much. I would not recommend getting beer at this restaurant. I ordered a Speckled Hen which was supposed to be on tap, but it was served to me in a bottle. A clear bottle. The beer tasted light struck. So I return the beer to get a cobra on tap. That beer was okay, but probably not as fresh as it could have been. Probably my fault for ordering a beer at an Indian restaurant. Later a family that appeared to be regular clients of this restaurant appeared, and they ordered bottled Cobra beer, not from the tap.
Being a novice at Indian food, I requested and entrée with lots of vegetables not too spicy and with lamb as the meat. I don’t know exactly what I ordered, but what I got was something with no vegetables and thick tomato sauce like spaghetti sauce. It tasted good but nothing spectacular.
With respect to value, I was disappointed in the fact that the online menu prices were lower than the prices in the menu when I sat down. Then at the end, my check had some additional charge that I did not recognize (I ordered two things but there were three prices). They said they would remove the skunked beer from my tab, so I’m not sure what the 3^rd charge was.
So the bottom line for me, is that even though the waiters have fine uniforms, and the tablecloths are fancy, what I got was no better than take away.

The restaurant is clean and the staff are attentive. The food quality is good and they do describe the dishes if asked, especially for the seekers of heat. The prices are reasonable and there isn’t a rush to get you out. Obviously there are the complimentary After Eights, it’s what life’s about.
Give it a go.