Harvard Square’s polyglot population has always gravitated towards the big flavors and small prices of ethnic food restaurants.  The go-to destination for Indian fare has always been CAFÉ OF INDIA, conveniently located on Brattle Street, just steps from Harvard University, theatres and shops.

 

CAFÉ OF INDIA guarantees a warm welcome, an astonishing range of choices from various regions of India, and a gratifying consistency honed by 22 successful years in the same prime spot.

 

Students, professors, tourists and Cantabridgians of all ages flock to CAFÉ OF INDIA, and use it as a catering and takeout option often.  Aficionados know that the taste of curry often improves the longer it stays warm, so the staff rents stylish serving dishes to take home for parties and gatherings.

 

Finally, CAFÉ OF INDIA’S mind-bending, all you can eat buffets are especially popular among the young; it’s a fast, fulfilling lunch or weekend brunch for those on a budget.

 

Discover this Harvard Square institution in 2010.