Q: negative

A: Wish I could put negative 50 stars ,this place is horrible . They never have carts available as they are always locked a hard to get a key for ,staff is very rude and not helpful whatsoever... Find another place they are too expensive and inconvenient in every way possible when storing your personal belongings

Q: positive

A: I had the fried pork chops , the chops were perfect . Nice crust and very moist. It came with cream gravy and mash potato. Oh yeah it came with two chops . Service was friendly and efficient.

Q: positive

A: Definitely a good surprise! Not knowing where to go on a Friday night, we decided we wanted to try something new. After settling Indian, I briefly remembered some buzz around a cafe out in the Carnegie area (who'da guessed?). Cafe Delhi is part of an Indian cultural center, which at first thought, I wasn't sure if I was going to get knock your socks off good staples or the equivalent of ho-hum church cafeteria food... good thing it was the first! The staff were all great. They use an at-the-counter ordering method, so after placing our order, we went outside to the small garden patio and grabbed a table. We were quickly met with water (kinda a hybrid semi-full service... think Buffalo Wild Wings) and asked if we would want anything else. Both my Butter Chicken and the Wife's Chicken Vindaloo were fantastic (although we both left feeling slightly weighted down... they don't call it butter chicken for no reason). We'll definitely go back at some point. For some lack of oversight, I failed to order myself a few of their variations of naan bread, so that will be enough reason alone to revisit this gem!

Q: negative

A:
This place is the very essence of 2-stars. The only attribute that could be awarded 3 stars would be the decor. The plates were chipped, didn't feel clean. The food was mediocre. The service was anything but friendly. I can think of no reason to go back, even for a cheap teriyaki bowl. I figure if the more expensive dishes are lacking, the cheap dishes will be downright frightful. For lunch on a weekend it was nearly empty; two tables occupied in a sea of vacancy.