Olive & Mint

Humungous restaurant and very beautiful ambiance. I love the way they have space for tables and separate space for bar. Prices are reasonable and the service is good. We ordered a paneer tikka pizza and sham savera sabji. The taste was very nice and quite unique. I would definitely visit the place once again if I get a chance and I also heard that they have a chat buffet every wednesday evening.

Amazing place for all the Indian food lovers. The staff is really helpful and warm. We ordered shahi paneer, garlic naam, chaat and biryani. It place is massive and you have ample space to sit. It has a banquet hall as well wherein you can arrange a get together. The next time I am around will be visiting the place again for sure

Tl;DR Don’t go here Arrived here at 6:30 PM on a Saturday and to my surprise we were the only people here. Not a great sign, but we decided to stay there anyway. In front of the main entrance there’s a green awning that reads “Nick’s Steakhouse”. This careless oversight by the owners of Olive & Mint was the first sign of the impending doom awaiting my tastebuds. The restaurant brands itself as a Mediterranean and Indian restaurant, so for appetizers we ordered the Hummus Trio, Falafel, Vegetable Pakora and Chili Paneer. The food came out quickly(probably because there was nobody else at the restaurant), which was nice. Unfortunately, things went downhill from there. The pita was cold, tough and too salty, making it a very poor complement for the bland hummus. The falafel and pakora were both okay, not bad at all, but definitely not worth their price. The chili paneer, however, was the single worst appetizer I’ve had in my entire life. The paneer was soft all the way through, and not crispy like chili paneer is meant to be. The sauce it was drenched in was far too runny and lacked any flavor at all. For the entree they offer a variety of Indian and Italian dishes but curiously no Mediterranean ones. We opted to get a variety of Indian curries and the Parmesan Regiano Crusted Mac & Cheese. The curries all tasted the exact same. They were watery, not creamy and didn’t have any spices in them. The Mac and Cheese was similarly atrocious. I imagine that the chefs melted 50 Kraft singles in the microwave, threw a frozen pasta dish in the oven, mixed the two together and tried to pass it off as a meal. My overall experience was horrible. We asked for spoons twice and after waiting for twenty minutes, never received them. Our glasses were filled with water once during the entire hour and half long meal. I would never come here again and wouldn’t recommend anybody else to either.

The food is amazing. Fresh and purely Indian authentic. I have dine in there before covid, staff is good and services are great and had taken to go service 3 months back but now they are not picking up the phone or they might not have updated their phone number due to which customer are unable to reach them. Thats why 4 star