Upscale Indian dining w/ elegant ambiance & sophisticated dishes. Great for client lunches & special occasions.
Molly Fitzpatrick reviews Tamarind Tribeca, an upscale Indian restaurant in NYC, praising its Executive Lunch Special and several standout dishes like Chingri Malai and Lamb Kassa.
This upscale Indian restaurant in Tribeca offers a sophisticated dining experience with elegant decor and a refined take on classic Indian dishes. Praised for its excellent service, it's a great option for client lunches and special occasions. While some find it a bit corporate or less authentic, many rave about specific dishes and the overall ambiance.
This restaurant offers a refined approach to Indian cuisine, with many recommending dishes like the lamb chops, chaat, and specific curries. Some reviews note it can be less spicy and potentially less authentic than other Indian spots, but it's also highlighted for having options for those who prefer milder flavors. The Executive Lunch Special is noted as a good value.
"The tandoori grilled lamb chops and venison chops are highlighted as exceptional. Other dishes like the chaat, truffle naan, and lobster masala have also received praise."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, often recommending it for its upscale atmosphere, good service, and approachable prices, though some find it average or less authentic.
Important Note
Some diners find the restaurant to be a bit corporate or less authentic, and it's noted that children under 10 are not permitted.
"In response to a comment about Tamarind being 'mid', this user agreed that it's considered 'mid' by many New Yorkers, likely because it's not spicy."
Neutral"Following up on a previous comment, this user mentioned that while Tamarind might be 'mid' to some, they acknowledge it's a popular spot for many New Yorkers, often because it's not spicy."
Neutral"The commenter has always liked the tandoori grilled lamb chops at Tamarind, and even more so their venison chops."
Positive"The commenter is always impressed with Tamarind for larger groups of 8-10 people, though they have not hosted a private event there."
Positive"Tamarind was mentioned as a potential restaurant for hosting a private event in Manhattan."
Neutral"This user typically gets takeout from Tamarind."
Neutral"Tamarind has already been tried and enjoyed by the commenter."
Positive"Tamarind is considered better than Musaafer for classic Indian dishes."
Positive"The user recommends Tamarind as one of their go-to Indian restaurants in NYC."
Positive"The user simply suggests Tamarind."
Neutral"The user suggests Tamarind in Tribeca may be good and that they enjoy the food there."
Positive"The user suggests Tamarind as a good option for Indian cuisine."
Positive"The commenter hasn't eaten at Tamarind in years but recalls it being fancier than tasty, describing it as elegant and technically proficient but lacking in flavor compared to other places."
Negative"This commenter suggests Tamarind as a high-end and vibey option for Indian food."
Positive"The Dal Makhnani at Tamarind Dhaba was great the last time this commenter had it."
Positive"If you want curries, this user recommends Tamarind or Cloves."
Positive"Tamarind is recommended as a good option."
Positive"Tamarind is described as an excellent Indian restaurant, although it's noted to be a bit corporate."
Positive"Tamarind in Tribeca is highly recommended as excellent, casual enough for the group, and likely able to accommodate 10 people."
Positive"Tamarind is suggested as a spacious restaurant option."
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