My friend and I go to Tandoori Village for a ladies lunch about once a month. The food is well prepared and delicious. The meat entrees are always tender and all the dishes are authentic. The hostess, who also tends the tables, is dressed in traditional clothing and is always friendly and attentive. Once in a while, when the regular hostess is off duty, there are other staff who need a little reminding to check on the customers, but overall, it is a great place for lunch. This is the first place we go to for authentic Indian/Punjabi food.

Wonderful food for the value! But please, make sure to get two puris as it counts as one order of bread. If you don't, they will serve you only one puri and stop at that. They will say that they serve one puri at a time for freshness. But if you don't ask for the 2nd puri, they will not bring another one. I found that a little bit dishonest. Otherwise, everything else is great and I highly recommend this restaurant. You will absolutely love it, especially the buffet on week-ends!

The weekend brunch is a phenomenal value, so take advantage of it if you can. Tandoori Village serves amazing Indian food--their Chana Masala is my favorite. The interior of this restaurant is stunning, especially the craftmanship of the tables and chairs. (I asked the owner if it is possible to purchase them and surprisingly, you can!! Unfortunately, they're a little out of my price range...)

Service can be a little slow sometimes (especially if you go through water as fast as I do when eating spicy food) but the waitresses are always bustling around, trying to take care of everyone when it's packed--and it usually is.

The naan and tandoori mixed grill are to die for. The naan might be the best I've ever had. Service is good, decor is unique, prices are reasonable.