My husband and I decided to give Bhabi's a try after seeing it on Check, Please! Despite some of the negative reviews on this and other sites, I was fully prepared to love Bhabi's -- I'm Indian, I love naan, and I was really excited about going to eat at a restauarant that is supposed to be like going to eat at ""uncle and auntie's"" house. Maybe I should have known better. We did not have to wait long for a table (about 15 minutes), but when were seated at a table for 4, Mr. Syed asked if we would share with another party of 2 if needed. We were reluctant, given that there was an open table for 2 that we would have sat at if needed, and felt weird being asked, so we declined. If this had been the only bump in the road, things might still have been okay, but it was just the beginning of a rocky night. Our table top was not clean. It took about 5 minutes for us to get menus after being seated. When another party of 2 was seated at the table for 2 we had not been offered, Mr. Syed asked us again if we would share with them despite our negative response the first time; we offered to move to another table for 2 that had opened up, but he didn't seem to like that idea. The water was warm and never refilled. We got only one napkin for the 2 of us. The portions of Keema Muttor and Bagery Baigan were incredibly small (only 3 baby eggplants in the Baigan) and really overpriced for the amount that you got; the food was tasty though. The naan (pistacho fruit and onion/garlic/green chile) were good, but also pretty expensive.
Pros: Extensive menu
Cons: Service, service, service, small portions, overpriced, nearly impossible parking
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