Cafe Tazza

This restaurant has a huge selection of Indian dishes, sweets, snacks and drink’s including mango lassi. We tried different kinds of sweets and loved bundi laddus. For dinner we ordered vegetarian biryani and paneer kathi roll. We liked the biryani. However, paneer roll can be improved by adding some more veggies and sauces as the paneer was a bit hard in texture and too much of paneer. I would recommend this place but not the paneer roll. They have nice indoor outdoor seating areas. Management was friendly and helpful.

Stopped by to buy sweets. Chum chum and milk cake are good. Also got balushahi, peda and mini gulabjamun. All of the sweets are pretty decent. tastewise and also the feel. The sweets are priced nominally as compared to some other Indian sweet shops down in South bay. They were also selling ghevar, last time when I visited in August.

We ordered Paneer Dosa and Mysore masala dosa. Paneer dosa was the winner. Fresh stuffing and great tasting coconut chutney. The tomato chutney needs a little more kick/flavoring. But again their food is so close to authentic Indian cuisine, a definite place to go again. The place is clean, well lit along with good food. Oh and the chai, try that too.

It was my first visit, was nearby and looked for an indian restaurant because we were hungry. We ordered vada pav, pani puri, mix veg pakoda, bhel, masala dosa and black forest cake. Except for vada pav.. food was good and for a change not sweet (which i hate the most in Indian restaurants). I will definitely go there again to try other dosas and some indo chinese.