Annapurna Simply Vegetarian

"I stumbled on this place accidentally. It was perfect because I am a newer vegetarian still building my favorite restaurant list. The food was amazing! I dont even know what I ordered because Im not familiar with the cuisine. Basically I asked Krishna, the cashier, to order for me and I have NO regrets. The environment is modern. The restaurant was super clean. Even the hand dryers in the bathrooms were awesome. I highly recommend this place!"

"This place is superb, serves authentic vegetarian Indian food with Jain options that is no onion or garlic. Prices are reasonable, cheaper than elsewhere with no compromise on quality (in fact better quality). The ambience is awesome, highly clean place and easy to find parking despite being very busy."

"A cafe feeling, chaat items, Indian desserts and lots of ice cream in menu. Papdi chaat, kachori are yummy, aloo tikki is actually not tikki so skip if you can. Yea for $1.99 and it’s good. Fresh sweets available. Milk cake and mango burrito are favorites. Spacious and clean, service is good. Fresh sweets and namkeen available too."

"We ordered two dishes, aloo tikki, and Mysore masala dosa. The staff was friendly and the ambiance was welcoming. However, the food was quite ordinary, especially the aloo tikki which seemed to have been microwaved potato wada. The outer layer was too hard and chewy, indicating it was not freshly served. Additionally, there was no flavor in the dish. The masala dosa was okay, but the sambar and chutneys were sweet. We also had sugar cane juice which was nice. The service and hospitality could have been better, with more fresh options. We were a little disappointed with the appetizer."

"Went in thinking it is similar to the Annapurna on Devon next to Patel Bros. This is not the same. The idly and vada very really bad. The chole bhature was better. And their Mirchi bajji was the kind with the potato stuffing meh! They have a big menu but I doubt I will go again."