Tamarind Tribeca

"I don’t give 5 stars but this one deserves it! From impeccable service to elevated Indian food like you’ve never had before, this restaurant wins all the awards. I have been a fan for years and go regularly. Try the fresh dishes and also the Tamarind Margarita Up. The appetizers are yummy and the mains are out of this world. They have a beautiful wine list and incredible service. The staff is knowledgeable, professional and kind. The halibut is one of my favorites. If you want to impress someone, this is the place to come. And don’t forget to also try all the desserts. You can’t go wrong here."

"We went here for my birthday dinner. The ambience is beautiful and very chic. Service is excellent too but we found the food was pretty mediocre. All the dishes lacked flavours and were really bland. We ordered aloo tikki, palak chaat, veg jalfrezi and malai naan. Naan was soft anf fluffy but everything else wasn’t so good. We had higher expectations in terms of flavours but guess they are primarily trying to cater the American palette. Jalfrezi tasted like boiled vegetables."

"I have expected a lot from this place based on their prices. Not worth the taste for me. I ha elm e ordered the mushroom appetizer which is good that is the only reason why I am giving 2 stars. The fish appetizer was ok ok. The Tamarind Non Veg platter was something that made me give this review. The presentation for a 40$ dish is worst. The taste was ok. Naan was ok, the curries were not great. The dessert platter was like all the left overs put on a plate and served."

"I visited Tamarind for the first time with a big group so we got to try a lot of things. The restaurant has a very upscale ambience with a unique upstairs/downstairs layout, and the service is great. The dishes are quite pricey but there were some I liked quite a lot. We were given the option of having a set menu (starting price was $95/person) or ordering a la carte, and we decided to go a la carte, which ended up being ~$70-75 per person with desserts after tax and tip. The dishes I liked in particular were the Tamarind scallops appetizer (perfectly cooked, great flavor, but only 3 scallops for $24), Hara bhara kabab ($17 for some very tasty spinach patties), and the shrimp caldin (~9 tasty shrimps in a green curry for $37). I would definitely get these again. I wouldn't recommend the malai halibut ($40), though it was the winner of the 2004 USA fish dish awards. It was a bit dry and took a long time to make. It had good flavor and a nice smokiness otherwise. I also thought the chicken in the chicken tikka masala was almost inedibly tough and dry. Everything else we had was good, though nothing in particular stood out to me other than the above. We also tried a lot of the desserts. The desserts came in large portion sizes/more dramatic plating than we expected. Overall they were pretty good but I wouldn't say anything was a must get. Honestly I would've been happy with a mango lassi but I balked at the drink prices. Overall I'm glad I got to try this upscale Indian restaurant -- it was quite the experience! They had some really tasty dishes but the price point is quite high, and there were some misses as well."

"Absolutely love this place for lunch and dinner. I went there on Saturday for my wedding anniversary lunch and the service was spectacular. We ordered lunch prefix menu which included one appetizer, two entrees and one desert. Being vegetarian for appetizer. I ordered tomato soup, in entrees I ordered paneer curry and spinach saag. All entrees are served with jeera rice and naan. The dessert was absolutely tasty. We ordered moong dal halwa and kesar kulfi. They have great Indian style cocktails my fav being Tamarind Margarita. Food is delicious, reasonably priced for 5 star restaurant. Perfect place to celebrate any special occasion!!! Highly recommend ❤️"