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    Cafe Tazza

    3.3 (996 reviews)
    InexpensiveBakeries, Indian, Chinese
    Open 9:00 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Paneer Tikka Masala on the bottom
    Nidhi P.

    Some dishes here are amazing and some just non edible. It's a hit or miss. We went here Thursday morning and enjoyed the vada pav, masala dosa, tandoori chicken wrap and chole bhature were amazing but the aloo paratha was awful. we also got strawberry icecream for my 3 year old and she dropped it so we went back for another scoop and they charged me which was really disappointing that they would do that. However after the icecream mishap, We had a dinner party at home today and decided to give them another shot and order from here. The Paneer tikka masala gravy was the worst I have had in the Bay Area but the butter chicken gravy was really good. I don't know how that's possible. The paneer was very old and rubbery tasting and it was embarrassing to serve such low quality food to our guests. The paneer tikka masala gravy was also very atypical - didn't taste normal at all and even the color was off. Not sure if it was some other gravy that they used from a different sabzi, but in the future they should just use the same gravy as the butter chicken gravy, they'll be better off doing that.

    Pav Bhaaji
    Rudrasis C.

    We have ordered pav bhaji from this place. A decent Indian place, it comes with pav, bhaji, chopped onion and green chili. The bhaji is very well cooked and pav is buttered. Overall a very well dish, worth trying.

    tandoori paneer roll and fries
    Salim K.

    Cafe Tazza offers a warm and inviting ambiance that makes it a cozy spot for a casual meal or a relaxed coffee break. The café is tastefully decorated with a mix of modern and traditional elements, featuring comfortable seating, soft lighting, and an overall welcoming vibe. It's a great place for both small gatherings and solo visits, with an atmosphere that encourages lingering and enjoying your time. Food: The food at Cafe Tazza is excellent, with a diverse menu that caters to a variety of tastes. The café specializes in Indian-inspired dishes and fusion cuisine, offering everything from classic Indian snacks to more contemporary fare. The chicken tikka panini is a standout, with perfectly marinated chicken and flavorful spices. The samosas and chaat are delicious, providing a perfect balance of textures and flavors. For a sweet treat, the pastries and desserts, particularly the gulab jamun and chai cake, are delightful. The menu also features a good selection of vegetarian options, ensuring that there's something for everyone. We ordered a paneer tandoori roll along with fries to eat inside and a to go order of Petha (#39) , roasted barfi and about a dozen samosas (out of the world good) and definitely the items were a hit amongst all. Service: The service at Cafe Tazza is friendly and efficient. The staff is welcoming and attentive, making sure that orders are taken promptly and that diners are well cared for. While the café can get busy during peak times, the staff handles the rush well, maintaining a positive and accommodating attitude. The overall service experience is pleasant and adds to the enjoyable dining atmosphere. Drinks: Cafe Tazza offers a fantastic selection of drinks, including a variety of teas, coffees, and specialty beverages. The masala chai is a highlight, brewed to perfection with a rich blend of spices. The iced chai latte and the mango lassi are also popular choices, offering refreshing and flavorful options. The coffee menu is extensive, with options ranging from classic espresso drinks to more creative concoctions, all expertly crafted. Value: Cafe Tazza provides excellent value for money. The prices are a bit on the higher side , though the quality and portion sizes of the food and drinks is decent. Whether you're stopping by for a quick snack or enjoying a full meal, you'll find that the café offers a satisfying dining experience. Overall: Cafe Tazza in Dublin, CA, is a delightful café that excels in providing delicious food, a cozy atmosphere, and friendly service. With its diverse menu and excellent drink offerings, it's a perfect spot for anyone looking to enjoy a flavorful and relaxing dining experience. Whether you're a fan of Indian cuisine or just looking for a great place to unwind, Cafe Tazza is a highly recommended destination.

    Masala Dosa Chole Bhature
    Neha A.

    Enjoyed a late lunch here last week! I had them Mysore masala dosa, which was tasty. The portion with large and the potato inside was flavorful. It was spicy! The sambar that came with it was also very good, but also very spicy. We also have the chole bhature, which was a popular dish probably because the bhature were large and delicious! The chole was okay. Service is quick and there is ample seating inside. They also have a lot of desserts including eggless cakes, ice cream, and mithai. Would return to try some other items! Prices are reasonable.

    Gulab jamun cake
    Neeta D.

    I visited this cafe after few of my frnz suggested it. My first experience wasn't great, but once you understand what's good to order from the cafe I think it's worth a try. The onion/veg pakoras tasted great. Their bakery has a variety of fresh sweets as well. The service seems a bit off putting when the staff sometimes appear impatient or in a rush to take the order. I haven't dined in here, just taken out.

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    Service was terrible they ignore you and dint address you even if you're in their face.

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    Really bad Pinnis, 3$ each, not worth 3 cents, all to the garbage. Also why is your meat Halal?

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    Ask the Community - Cafe Tazza

    When you say it is HALAL , do you SPIT into food to make it halal? just want to know how you make it halal?

    We purchase halal certified meat from reputable vendors.

    Is the chicken halal?

    Yes it is. There is a sign inside the restaurant that confirms that meat is halal

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    Overall great experience…read more Ambience 10/10 Food 7 or 8/10 Service 8/10 Not too crowded place. Very elegant, quiet and nice. Service was good. Dedicated 1 person assisting may be coz of less occupied. Vegetarian friendly. We ordered Malai Kofta, Paneer Parat, Saag, Assorted bread Basket, live chaat tray, Biryani, Mango lassi and other drinks. Overall food taste was good but I would say live chaat tray was pathetic. Pakora of live chaat trays as so cold plus very hard to bite. Khaman dhokla added to it, was not nicely cooked. Attached some pictures here for presentation view. Hope you get an idea from this review.

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    Corrupt business. Horrible service…read more Placed an online order from their site. Went there 20 mins later and they had not even checked their online service. The order was sitting in the machine for 20 mins. Dont let you cancel the order either - bad business practices. Will report them to City of Dublin.

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