Five stars. Yes, it was THAT good. Went there with four colleagues, three of which were from New Delhi, India, and we all loved it. The dishes were traditional Indian with a splash of fusion, but they did such a great job at preserving the authenticity of the dish. Everything was served nicely, presented beautifully on the serving ware, and piping hot. Easy on the spices so you can taste the food, but still know you were eating Lamb Curry. The service was amazing. Our waitress suggested certain dishes (both "tapas" and main course) and we loved each one. The appetizers are served tapas style and, yes, they even had a section of the menu reserved for "street food". Really, I can go on and on. Wine was half price bottles on Monday so we had two for the three of us, as two were having mixed drinks. This is one of those restaurants that I would recommend to anyone (carnivores, vegetarians, and vegans). Glad I went. You should too!! read more

Thrilled doesn't begin to describe how I feel about Bhojanic opening a location on this side of town. Bhojanic is tucked into the corner of the Shops Around Lenox near Crate & Barrel and Lululemon. They have some tables with umbrellas outside for al fresco dining and a inside is chic bistro space (check out the uber cool lighting) that serves as the heaven for exotic spices and delectable dishes. I've loved every meal that I've had at Bhojanic. We often eat family style in order to sample a variety of dishes. Some of our favorites include: Lamb Curry Fish Curry Byriani Paneer Tandoori Garlic Naan -- yum!!! If you aren't in the mood to share order the Thalis. While it looks like the lunch tray from grade school --- it's NOT! The metal compartmentalized tray holds rice pullao, chapati bread, raita, papadam, and a side salad along with the entree and sides of your selection from the Daily Specials list. They know their spices - dishes are a wonderful and complex layer of spices and flavors with just a touch of heat. It's really about the perfect spice blend and mind-melding flavors that will leave you thinking about a dish days (even weeks) later. Don't tuck into another burger or chopped salad. Try Bhojanic for a flavorful and delicious meal. read more

I absolutely love this place, both for dining and catering. They have excellent food and outstanding customer service. We've done take-away catering with them, as well as full service banquet. They do offer a fantastic variety of options, and will customize your event to perfection. They offer other cuisines besides Indian (American, things with a latin twist, etc.), so it's literally a go-to stop for every kind of need, from fancy evening event, to food trucks, and everything in between! These guys catered my wedding, which was 60% Indian guests. Despite the crowd being very picky, everyone absolutely loved the food, if that tells you anything. I respect the opinions of those who do not think it's "authentic" Indian, however, that doesn't make it any less delicious, or any less fantastic of an experience :-) read more

Located in the Around Lenox Shops in the corner behind Niemans is a little gem. Authentic Indian food, helpful friendly staff with casually comfortable surroundings. Complimented with a nice bar offering a fairly good selections. Naan Bread Tandori Wings Curry chicken All winners read more

Best Indian food in Atlanta! Outstanding food & great vibe!!! The menu is more extensive than any other of the other top listed Indian restaurants in the metro area. The food is excellent and is on par with the best Indian food in in LA, Badmaash. My only complaint is the music. Please, please play some vibrant Indian/Bollywood music and NOT the Motown songs that were on when we were there. Also, an ode to Bollywood with posters or shows playing would add a festive touch to the overall the experience. Overall, though, Bhojanic is the best overall Atlanta Indian restaurant out of all the "Best" lists, and we will be back! read more

If you are going to charge $3 per naan, at least serve them fresh. The food is average at best, service poor, and prices higher compared to other Indian restaurants in town. The decor was decent. The goat curry was very salty. Overall disappointed with the visit and will not return. We visited the other location in Decatur twice and enjoyed it reasonably well. read more

We ordered several items for delivery tonight - biryanis, naan, pizza, sag paneer. The sag paneer was very good as was the chicken biryani. The vegetable biryani was all rice with about 4 cauliflower florets and a handful of carrot slices. It was a criminal rip off at $16. The turkey kebab pizza was pretty good, but not if you like your pizza cheesy. read more

Amazing food and stellar service. Peach out cocktail was amazing and fresh. Highly recommend the Idaho Potato Gnocchi with Chicken. This venue is now top of the list to bring my family and friends when they come to visit hotlanta! read more

It is okay. I love salt yet my paneer appetizer was SO salty that I could only finish two bites. The food was authentically spiced but not as flavorful as the more ethnic and much cheaper places in town that I frequent around India town in Decatur. My husband, who is from Mumbai, was not impressed with the food. You pay for the atmosphere, which is gorgeous. read more

Bhojanic is not your typical hole in the wall Indian restaurant. Of course, it is located in Buckhead, aka "The Beverly Hills of The South", so I would not expect a no frills restaurant next to Lululemon and Neiman Marcus, haha. We visited Bhojanic for lunch. The lunch specials offered a good way to have a small sampling of several dishes. The lamb curry was smaller, but the quality of the dish made up for it. The lamb was deliciously marinated and tender. The naan was fresh and good. The ambiance is clean, modern, and beautifully decorated. Will I visit Bhojanic again the next time I am in Atlanta? Probably not. There are many other great places to eat in this food-obsessed city. However, if I lived in Atlanta and got to indulge in the amazing food everyday, then yes, I'd definitely dine here again. Tip: Khush (Happy) time on Wed-Fri, 5:30-7:30pm with live music and tapas specials. read more

Came here at the end of a day trip to Atlanta and it was by far the best Indian food I've ever found at a restaurant. I got the chicken curry tandoor, which had lots of flavor and I appreciated the variety of dishes in the plate. My side of kadhi was absolutely to die for and will get it next time I'm in Atlanta. They were open late and I love the cozy atmosphere. Do yourself a favor and try Bhojanic, you won't be disappointed. read more

Bhojanic Catering - Chicken curry tandoor - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Very bad service. Paneer quality was terrible.. Quantity was so less that it isnt filling for even one person.. Very expensive and not worth it.. Just because we were 6 people and the gratuity was mandatory, the server hardly took any interest in his hospitality. The food quantity is wayyyyy tooooo less.. Paneer quality was so bad and you could feel it wasnt made of good milk.. The server (tall guy) gave us plates in our hands and even the food being served in our hands and not place it on the table (are you kidding me, he cannot bend over or come to other side of the table) The fork and knife wrapped in paper were reused with stains on being used by someone else. A few had spoons missing and had to ask for it. The thali quantity, the samosas, paneer everything was so less. And it comes to $50 with a thali being shared between two people, hardly any appetizers were ordered and nobody ordered any drinks (no mocktails or cocktails or hard drinks) The service is PATHETIC and not worth THE MONEY.. Do not go there !! read more

Love the buffet and chaat item. Good ambience and tasty dishes.curry pakoda in the vegan buffet is awesome...

Coming from LA...this is pretty good compared to some of the selections we have there. It's really tasty and u get a lot for what's worth. I'd come back. read more

Bhojanic Catering - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Love the Bhojanic Buckhead location. The interior is very bright and modern, not the usual hole-in-the-wall Indian spot and the food is just as good. The traditional thalis are always my go-to choice. It's almost like the Indian equivalent of the Southern "meat-and-three" plate. I also liked that you can get wine and mixed cocktails with your dinner. read more

Visiting Atlanta and had to have some quality Indian food. This is a great addition to the Buckhead area. We had dined in the Emory area location and hoped this one was just as good. We were surprised...it was better! We arrived around 12:30 on a Saturday and there were no other guests in the restaurant, awesome for us! The server was pleasant and informative. We ordered one of their plates (two meat and a vegetable) and split it. We had two chicken tikka masala and some potato/cauliflower side (very spicy and delicious). The food came out quickly and it was awesome. Very flavorful and fresh. We also had a mango lassi which was delicious as well. Great Indian food. Check it out! read more

I love this eatery. The flavors, the well-balanced ingredients, and the creative takes on classic Indian dishes are prepared so well that when you leave, you will be full and satisfied. My family and friends find ourselves making outings planned around Bhojanic, and there's a reason why we keep returning. The flavors are quite authentic to North Indian standards, but the modifications the Chef makes to each offering adds a healthy spin to Indian staples. It may take a longer to complete an experience here than your fast-food gourmet options, so allot some extra time and you'll be prepared for the wait. It is well worth it. read more

The food was ok, not what it used to be. Too much salt to begin with. What made the experience 3 star worthy for me was the pick up experience. The place reeks of weed. I understand that there's nothing wrong in partaking of the substance, but I'm not sure I want to step in a place that smells so strongly of it. I will not be going back. read more

The food just doesn't taste that great. We checked out this place as an option for catering unbeknownst to them, and came away thoroughly disappointed. They are located in a very large mall setting, so getting there in peak times can be a bit tough, because our GPS took us through the scenic route of the mall. Unfortunately, we were there during peak time so was a bit hard to navigate. They do have a good amount of parking though, since it's in a mall setting. The set up is pretty good, has a hip vibe to it, and is somewhat pleasing on the eyes. It's not traditional, elephants and weird paintings in your face type decor, so that was nice. The service was also friendly, they seated us right away (wasn't that busy) and seemed nice. And to the food: I ordered the samosa, and that was pretty bad. It's pretty hard to screw up samosa, but they managed to do it. It tasted like it was heavy on salt, and not much else. I'm a big fan of samosas, but this was hard to consume. We both ordered the Vegetarian Thali, and both of us came away disappointed. First of all, the thali options are pretty small, not a whole lot of curry, so feels a bit disappointing as a dish. Second, they don't taste all that great either. Seemed somewhat flavorless, and watered down. Even the rice seemed like it was a bit overcooked to me. Since we were trying to see a variety of flavors to decide about the catering, we ordered the Aloo Paratha. Do me a favor, if you read this, just skip ordering it, and bite into the menu book. It's not that different, and while you may get a few weird looks, you'll save money. Absolutely horrible, probably the worst I've eaten. Being Indian, I've had all kinds of aloo paratha from the gourmet ones in good indian restaurants to the frozen ones brought from Indian stores right after they black out the expiration date, and this takes the lead for being the worst one. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if you walked into the kitchen and saw some guy standing there with a hair dryer trying to thaw these frozen parathas from those same indian store packages. The mango lassi was good though, definitely had some nice flavor and sweetness to it. All in all, a disappointing visit to this place. I think everything besides the food is set up well here, but unfortunately the most important aspect of a restaurant is below average here. read more

Went here a few months ago and the food was amazing. I love curry but I am disdainful of buffets so generally opt out of most in dian restaurants, but when a co-worker brought me here I was ecstatic. Very delicious, good portions, very authentic, and thankfully not a buffet read more

BEST INDIAN RESTAURANT IN ATLANTA ONE OF THE 3 BEST INDIAN RESTAURANTS I KNOW Went here on Friday, February 13th, 2015 for my mom's birthday with the party of 8. We had reservations for 8:15 and arrived on time however we didn't get seated until 9pm. We ordered Saag Paneer, chilly Paneer, chicken curry, bhindo masala, Dal makhni, several naans, spicy indian pickle, several appetizers, and about 3 round of drinks. And finally when we were over stuffed, we got mango mousse cakes for dessert. You absolutely have to have mango mousse cake. The food has been consistently excellent at all 4 the locations. I can't write enough about Bhojanic. I'm a regular here and came wait to come back. And for our 30 minute wait, the manager offered to comp a round of drinks which was completely unexpected. read more

So this was our first visit to the Buckhead location. It has a very different - very Buckhead - vibe to it than the original. It feels a little more polished and chic/trendy, but it suits the neighborhood so I think it works. We got a variety of food - as we had a Scoutmob deal - so I got to try several appetizers, the Thali platter, as well as Mango Lassi and dessert. Everything we got was very good - the Mango Lassi was excellent (how can it not be?!) and the Tikka Masala was very good too! We also really enjoyed the gulab jamun to top off our meal. read more

I've said before that I hate writing reviews based on service, but I unfortunately can't leave it out of this one. We came for a friend's birthday on a Monday night. When we sat down there were maybe two other tables and one person at the bar. The waitress was nice and took our drink orders and explained to two of my Indian friends what a samosa was... which was strange, but I guess she can't assume anything... I'm not exaggerating when I said that we didn't get drinks until 45 minutes later. By this time we had already gotten our meals (three of which were incorrect) and the birthday girl had already finished hers. She was bummed because she would have ordered three by then. We received three different reasons for why the drinks were late (because we asked three different times in that 45 minute period). After around 20 minutes we asked the waitress and she told us that she thinks the system had reset when she put the order in. This seems irrelevant because she could have just told the bartender with her words. The second time the birthday girl and my other friend actually went up to the bartender who told them she had been "Swamped" (again, monday night, 3 other parties in there when we sat down. Also we could SEE the bartender because the bar was maybe 5 feet away from our table. The third time we asked the waitress again and she said she thought the bartender had run out of ingredients and had to go and get them ... what. I didn't blame the waitress completely but it really seemed like she was not trying at all. The manager said he couldn't comp the drinks (after seeming equally uninterested. Also we had to ASK for him to come over) and instead took off a small percentage from each of our meals and gave the birthday girl two free drinks (but at this time we were leaving and she was driving so another friend drank the second.) Because of this compensation and that I liked the food, I'm still giving this 3 stars. Now, the important part. The food was tasty and spicy when it was suppose to be, and I like that they have the thalis combos. I think charging $2 extra for some of the options (like chili paneer, even though saag paneer isn't extra) is a little unnecessary though. I've eaten at the Decatur location a lot and I think that one is a little better, but same idea. I had the chicken tikka, onion dumplings and chili paneer. They give you a good amount of rice. The "salad" they give you in it is literally two pieces of lettuce, one slice of cucumber and one tomato. Not even a little bit of vinegar or oil on it, it's pretty much not worth putting on the plate. They gave the birthday girl a free piece of cake that was pretty cardboard-y. read more

The service here is not excellent. They seem to play the blame game when something goes wrong or is not right. I serve, and I know sometimes things come out wrong or you make a mistake. (most) Guests simply want the mistake fixed in a timely manner. I don't need some story about why it took 45 minutes for a standard cocktail on a Monday when there were literally maybe 5 other people in the restaurant, though I received several excuses that didn't explain that time frame at all. The management does not seem very interested in the guest needs or the reputation of the restaurant. This is probably because they do not own the place and it's just a job. That's how it seemed to me and my party anyway. The food was OK. Our waitress did not seem terribly interested in our table until we had problems and then that was only if we could flag her down (again there's really no one else in the restaurant and I never saw her with another table, I think we were her only guests). Of the 5 entrees ordered, 3 came out totally wrong and the other 2 were missing things. Once that was straightened out, some were already almost done eating while others were just receiving the food they ordered. If I wasn't eating with people who definitely knew what everything looked like, I easily could have eaten the wrong dish. I wonder if this happens often, because it is dangerous with allergies and it's also super unprofessional. Pricing was OK too, but there were up charges for things that didn't make sense. Some of the paneer up charges were just silly. There are plenty of much better places in Atlanta and the metro to eat Indian cuisine and they are far more friendly, authentic, and delicious. I will not return. read more

5 for food 4 for inconsistent and slow service (although the food comes out quickly enough if you have a good server) My coworkers and I come here for lunch frequently (I've been at least 15 times) and the service is almost always painfully slow and frustrating for (what we hope will be) quick work lunches. That said, the food is SOOOO good that we can't help ourselves. On one trip about a year ago, we had laughably poor service to the point where we asked for the manager. He could not have been nicer and more accommodating. He heard us out and gave us a discount for our hour and 45 minute lunch troubles. We usually get the lunch mini thali which comes with an app (salad, alu tikki or samosa), 1 meat and 1 veg, as well as basmati rice, yogurt sauce and a piece of naan). The chicken tikka masala is like buttah. Perfectly seasoned; not overpowering or dull. The saag paneer is creamy and delicious. I also frequently enjoy the alu gobi, which has a nice kick to it! I saw an adorable grandma-looking woman peeking out from the kitchen when we went last week and I'm pretty sure that's why the food is so good. The space is clean and modern with cool lanterns, vibrant fabrics and a nice patio outside. If you've never had Indian food and you don't know where to start, this is a very good place to give it a shot. read more

If I have someone visiting me and I have to take that person out for just one meal, this is the place. Best decor (among indian restaurants in Atlanta), good service, and awesome food. Have been to this place 4 times in last 4 months. To me, this is the best Indian restaurant in Atlanta area. Food is the same what you get at their decatur location. Most of the things they make/serve are good, e.g., neembu paani, aalu pratha, kathi roll, allu tikki, samosas, kadhi, rajma, okra, aalu gobhi, chilli paneer, shahi paneer, cakes, etcetera. read more

Coming from a non expert on Indian food...but with that disclosed I give my feedback. If I knew more about the food then it more than likely would get a 5 based on what people have been telling me for years about the other location. It is a great looking space in the shops around Lenox . Tucked away in a corner you will find a well decorated space. The interior designer who did this place knew what they were doing! Not over the top but just done well. Our waiter was great very attentive and informative. The other 3 peeps with me went with a plated dishes with multiple options...I believe this option is only at lunch.. I ordered a rice dish that was extremely spicy but excellent. If you are in to Indian I imagine this place will not disappoint at all! Nice date place if you don't mind smelling like garlic for a day. Hence the reason I stay away from Indian. Service check scene check food check ..give it a shot! read more

Expensive for the quality of food they provide. I was served uncooked roti (Wheat Tortilla) which tasted like raw flour. I read through the reviews before visiting but didn't find anything so good tbh. I have tasted better food and this is definitely not the place. read more

Dear Bhojanic: Have I already written a review for you? We used to visit you regularly so I may have already shared some of your virtues. Over time, however, your service has gotten worse and worse and you food has gotten saltier and saltier. The last time we were there, it took 10 minutes for your server to visit our table. We ordered drinks and I got a mojito. With mouth properly anticipating said mojitio, I watched the bartender watching football on TV. Some more time passed. We ordered dinner. When our dinner finally arrived, I asked the server - where is my mojito? She looked over at the bar at the bartender watching football on TV. I couldn't tell if she had forgotten to drop the order or if he was too busy watching football to make it. When the drink finally arrived it was not drinkable. It seemed there was one screw-up after another that meal. But many other meals have been similar. So... we venture a little further out of our area for Indian now. read more

Solid, not amazing food, popular part of town. I like my Indian food very hot/spicy, and was a little disappointed in how they prepared it (they were probably concerned about it being too hot, despite my requests!). I've been to this place around four times - always solid. Good for business meetings, fun, or even sitting at the bar on your own. Friendly bar staff. Try it! Also try Tabla (another Indian place with a similar vibe - I prefer Tabla). read more

The only disappointment here was the vegetarian food. But shame on me for starting with bad stuff. Bhojnaic is a refreshing change. It is an Indian restaurant that cooks real and authentic food. We were a group of four and we sampled a wide variety of the food. - The pani puri was excellent. Highly recommended. - The chicken curry was good - The Chicken Tikka Masala was really good. Spicy. As it would be back home. - The aloo tikki was okay. - The lamb curry was well appreciated on the entire table. - The chilli paneer, daal makhani and chole were very mediocre. The daal lacked salt and spice. The desserts were divine. The gulab jamuns were really really good. The ras malai was really good too. Overall, this place does its food right. I'd go here again (and not order anything vegetarian). read more

Taste buds popping. I was very plessed when i ventured into this Indian restaurant. Live jazz music was playing which was a little weird but i totally enjoyed it. So i ordered the sampler (my choice of 1 meat and 1 vegetable). It was a tough decision..so many good things to choice from but i settled with the curry chicken with potatoes and cauliflower. It comes out on some type of metal platter... sorta like the ones you see on tv from jail, lol. Everything looks, smells and tasted great. The curry was a bit spicy for me but i couldn't stop eating. All i can say is use the yogurt sauce that comes with it. Overall awesome place with great food and even great customer service. I'll definitely be coming back my next trip to ATL. read more

Bhojanic Catering - I give 2 thumbs up and will return need time I'm in ATL - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We met some friends here for dinner, and were pleasantly surprised by all of the food options available. I was particularly impressed by the richness of the flavors, and the obvious care taken by the cooks in the back to make the dishes as appealing as possible. I was also really thankful for a wide variety of vegetarian meals, and they did not disappoint, either. I do recommend getting here early for a choice of seats, and be prepared for a higher-than-average price. Overall, I would go back, though, if only for the occasional meal. read more

Service was really bad. It took forever to get our food. It seems like the waitress forgot to put the appetizer in because it came out almost at the same time as the entree which took a very long time. Not attentive at all, had to look for her to ask for things. Additionally the food is not that great specially for the price. They charge extra for everything and it's really not worth the price. I kept trying to give this place another chance but I don't think I'll be coming back here. read more

In the past, I've always eaten Indian food with the assumption that "authentic" Indian food was something that restaurants really didn't serve, it was more something that is reserved for eating over people's houses and home cooked meals. Bhojanic is one of more authentic Indian places, not just from my opinion, but my Indian coworkers who just moved to the US. Besides the curries that are traditionally served in the US, they have thalis, which are a plate of meat/veg, rice, beans, papad, yogurt. It tastes a bit more balanced and less heavy that having the curry and rice by itself, but it won't fill you up as much. The curry at Bhojanic is similar to other restaurants with a bit less quantity of both curry and rice. The ambiance makes the place feel more modern than traditional, while the service I've never run into any major issues (most likely because the 4-5 times I've been here it was relatively empty). Price wise, $15 for lunch, $20-25 for dinner inclusive of tax/tip, its a bit more expensive than other Indian restaurants. Overall, if you're never eaten thalis or authentic Indian food before, Bhojanic is worth a try, but Atlanta is full of a wide variety of good Indian foods at cheaper prices that will be more filling. read more

The food at this restaurant is just ok, it seems to be new and the environment is pretty well done, but there is something seriously wrong with the wait staff. I had a "express" lunch and 20 minutes after putting my order I had to ask about an update on the preparation of my express lunch... Of course 1 minute after my inquiry, I got my samosa which was my appetizer. Restaurant was just 30% full, so I couldn't see the hold up. I also noticed a couple next to me had to order sweet tea 4 times before they got it. This was Dustin lunch time, maybe the wait staff is better trained during dinner, but I would assume they are the same. There are better Indian food places out there were you don't have to wait too long to enjoy a delicious meal, I don't see myself coming back. read more

Very nice Indian fusion restaurant. I enjoyed their Samosas and the Pani Puri was quite exceptional. It was a very clean and modern atmosphere, that was inviting. I enjoyed how comfortable the dining room was. My only issue though was the service . . . I think maybe we just got a less than stellar waitress, because the table next to us had incredible service. In contrast our's was dogged . . . and at times left us wondering where our waitress went. We waited almost 15 minutes from her getting us water to her taking our drink order. Upon finishing the meal, we were waiting another 10 minutes as other employees walked by. Luckily the hostess noticed and got us our bill. All to it all, the food was good and I would go back there again for the food, but the service, well maybe next time it will be better . . . I hope. read more

Food and drinks were on point!!!!. Everything I expected and more. Isaac was very informative regarding the entrees and drinks. And his recommendation is on parr. And the is not the only thing in here that is hot I'll definitely be back. read more

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I go for the alu tikki: crispy potato patties topped with a delicious chickpea curry. It's on the tapas menu, and while you could share with someone (you get two), why would you? I also love their samosas. I'd like to try one of the chats next time. I've had the daal once, and it wasn't my favorite, which is odd (for me) since it's typically one of my go-to Indian restaurant orders. Today was the second time I've eaten there, and it was just as good this time. We were promptly greeted and seated by the friendly hostess, and the server came to us immediately with menus and to inquire if we'd eaten there before. He left us for a few minutes to decide, then took our order with a smile. Our food arrived in a reasonable time (this was a weekday lunch hour) and he checked on us to refill our waters and see how things were going. Overall the staff seem personable and efficient all around the restaurant, and the hostess thanked us for coming as we left. The place is open and airy, very clean, and parking is a breeze. You can choose to sit inside or out, and perhaps when the cooler temps of fall come back, I'll consider a patio seat. I'm so glad they're in Buckhead, and easy to get to! read more

The food is good but we had to wait for 45 minutes for them to serve drinks and water. Go here only if u have all the time in the world! read more