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India Palace
11605 S Cleveland Ave - map
Fort Myers, FL 33907
239.939.2323
Hours
Tuesday - Sunday 11.30 am - 2.30 pm, 5 pm-10 pm
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Features
kids' menu
halal
vegan dishes
vegan menu
vegetarian dishes
vegetarian menu
fixed-price meals at lunch
fixed-price meals at dinner
takeout
private parties
offsite catering
kid friendly
large groups ok
nice view
Accepts
cash
bank debit cards
American Express
Visa
Diners' Club
MasterCard/Eurocard
Discover
gift certificates
Smoking
section
Dress
formal
Alcohol
full bar
extensive wine list
winery
Reservations
recommended
Parking
own parking lot
Handicapped Access
partially accessible
large print menu
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Description
India Palace opened in December 2000, and was the first Indian restaurant in the area.
The food is inexpensive - most appetizers are from $4.00 to $9.00 and entres are all between $11.00 - $17.00. There are all the usual Indian breads, a wide vegetarian and vegan menu, and a large number of chicken and meat dishes. Meats available here are lamb, beef, chicken, fish and shrimp.
The cuisine here is Northern Indian and Punjabi, though a few Pakistani dishes are available and dishes are available upon request.
The restaurant is large - a 150 seater, and has a full bar. India Palace also has a wide variety of Indian desserts, including the gulab jamun, and home-made Mango Ice cream.
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Simply Awful Experience
My husband and I have eaten at many wonderful Indian restaurants in Washington, D.C., New York, and elsewhere - both expensive and inexpensive. We went to India Palace two nights ago on the recommendation of a friend who had traveled extensively in India. Despite this, we still didn't have high expectations.
However, this awful place didn't even come close to meeting our lowered expectations! The glowing reviews above are clearly from days - and managers - past. Although there were only two tables filled in the restaurant, our waiter was unresponsive to the point of rudeness. We had to ask repeatedly to have our water glasses filled.
But we could have overlooked the surly service had the food been good. Instead it was virtually inedible. My chicken tandoori was not properly cooked (and was cold), the chicken tikka masala was tasteless (well, actually, it tasted bad), and our appetizers (onion bhaji, pakoras) were greasy. And for some inexplicable reason everything was very salty.
The waiter did not seem surprised that we ate little of our food, so this must be a common occurrence. Avoid India Palace at all costs! [03 Oct 2006 12:12:36]
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Tina Modotti
Horrible Indian Food
If you want horrible, greasy, unauthentic Indian food, go to India Palace. I have grown up in Bombay, India, and the fact that this restaurant is called Indian food is a disgrace. I know many people who have eaten here once and never come back. The food is really bad. i do not recommend it at all. [28 Dec 2006 16:07:16]
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Anonymous
India Palace is a winner
i went there and the food is awesome and the staff is very helpful and very nice very polite food is really really good [13 Mar 2008 15:11:56]
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Recommended Dishes: sag panir,lamb rogan josh
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