Chutney's

What a gem! I don't understand the picky negative reviews. Yes, this place is small, home spun, with limited options, but their prices are reasonable and they are very courteous. Big deal that they require $10 or more for Visa purchase--for a small business, do people know that South Indian vegetarian food at reasonable prices--I am all over it. Food here is very authentic, tasty, & delicious. The sambar and coconut chutney here are excellent. Amazing that they sell idli and uttapam mix in the refrigerator. I realize it is not standard but I would enjoy having sambar over rice. Fantastic uttapam with the sides. Thank you so much for serving the Indian food loving community! For a tasty snack or quick meal which is no frills, this place is a must. I wish I did not live 2 hours away.

The mid-afternoon seems to be a busy time for this shopping center. I got a parking space right in front of this little establishment so I figured this was the place from which I would get takeout. The dining area is small, so my impression is this place is better for takeout. The most interesting thing I noticed as I entered was a selection of fried items in the display case at the counter. I didn't know what any of those were so I picked two items at random from the menu. The Set Dosa was Indian pancakes with a curry-like soup and three dipping sauces -- a mint sauce, a peanut sauce, and a curry sauce, all rather good. I also got a Medhu Vada, which was a couple of Indian donuts. I think it too should've come with its own dipping sauces but the sauces from the Set Dosa worked well for that too.

Delicious, savory, authentic, street-style food. Amazing prices, great service, all vegetarian options (many are vegan as well). I frequent Chutney's several times a week for lunch: masala dosas, bhat, and biryani are my usual, alongside a couple samosas or fried peppers. A lot of the reviews here complain that the street food isn't gourmet, and the dingy hole-in-the-wall isn't spotlessly clean. Duh.