Tikka Indian Grill

I love this place and have been going here regularly for the last few years because the food and service are consistently amazing. However, last time we visited there was a group that was allowed to bring their two (non-service) dogs to dine-in and the workers allowed the dogs to sit at and walk all over the chairs + booth seats the entire time. Unfortunately, pretty sure even allowing dogs to sit *inside* the restaurant violates health code and it’s generally so unsanitary.

SUCH a great meal at Tikka Indian Grill. My family both had chicken Tikka Masala. I had the vegetable samosa and the Jhinga Balchao. The food was delicious. The service was fast and the staff is very friendly. The interior of the restaurant is clean and attractive. Honestly, it smelled SO good when we walked in and the water we had was good; we knew it was going to be a great meal, and we were not wrong. Highly recommended!

The food was fantastic. I usually go a block away but tonight we were not able to get a table and we're pressed for time. We really wanted Indian food so we walked into Tikka and got seated right away. My Lamb Saag was delicious a perfectly spiced creamy spinach sauce, the lamb was fork tender. Just enough rice. The chili garlic Naan was the perfect addition. I will absolutely come back, bring more friends & try other dishes!!! Happy customer, Thank you!

I recently treated myself to a culinary experience at Tikka Indian Grill, indulging in their Vegetable Biryani and Samosa Chaat offerings. The Vegetable Biryani, while enjoyable in flavor and texture, left me contemplating the potential enhancement of the dish with the addition of a complementary sauce. Although the biryani stood out for its aromatic spices and well-cooked vegetables, the inclusion of a sauce or condiment could have elevated the overall dining experience, providing a harmonious balance of flavors. In contrast, the Samosa Chaat proved to be a standout highlight of the meal, boasting a delectable fusion of flavors and textures. The dish, akin to a casserole, showcased the familiar vegetable samosa broken down into a tantalizing medley of ingredients, creating a symphony of savory delights. From the crispy exterior of the samosa to the savory layers within, each bite offered a burst of culinary delight that lingered long after the meal concluded. Overall, my dining experience at Tikka Indian Grill left a favorable impression, with both the Vegetable Biryani and Samosa Chaat offering unique and memorable flavors. While there may have been room for improvement in certain aspects, such as the biryani's accompaniments, the overall quality of the dishes and the inviting ambiance of the establishment have solidified my intent to return for future culinary adventures.

The smallest of their locations that I've visited but the foods great. A lot of flavor in there, my girlfriend loves their impossible meat dishes. We've had a lot of their dishes and the korma curry is her favorite. I ordered the impossible jalfrezi which was great but spicy, even for me and I have a high tolerance. The place is small though so I'd recommend checking out one of their other locations if you're looking for a bigger party

This morning I placed an order to be delivered at 12:45pm and the order arrived late and damaged and was missing two items. I called the restaurant and the women accused me of lying and said “not gunna lie I packed that myself” she proceeded to hang up on me. After spending $80 this is how they treat their customers.

The food was amazing, the mango lassi is one of our favorite drinks was sooooo good! Thanks to our server Amir who took care of us we enjoyed our food and the ambiance.

The food was excellent and affordable! It tasted very similar to Nandos just slightly different flavors: the staff are very kind and helpful. The atmosphere is as also cozy in the evenings.