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I wanted to love this new spot so much. The patio seating is really cute. The staff is lovely and cordial. The food took a very long time to prepare. I was long done with my dosa, which was not as crisp as I'm accustomed to and had the tiniest bit of potato filling (I was offered more and asked for it, but never got it), though it tasted lovely and came adorned with a cute heart-shaped pat of butter, before my son's butter chicken even arrived. That was surprising, since normally I'd expect butter chicken to be prepared in advance and dosa to take longer to prepare. The butter chicken was different than I'm accustomed to, though well-spiced. The chapati was tasty, as was the masala papad. The portions are very small for the cost. It is also a la carte, and rice is separate. At that price point, rice should be included. I have never been to a restaurant that charges these prices and doesn't offer bread, or in this case perhaps papadam free with a meal. They were out of two of the items on the menu, and the menu doesn't offer much to begin with. I am, however, curious about the Sunday pop-up events, so I might give this place another try.