Haveli India

We stopped here on our way from Massachusetts, it’s not too far from the highway.
It’s a charming spot, I would definitely return if I lived closer. The food was good ( a couple of dishes were a little salty, so make note of that).
We heard another customer mention this to the waiter as well. The portions are ample and the space was clean. We were treated kindly.
Thank you.

Truly an experience of its own.
Going from never tying any Indian food to eating it 4-6 times a month says something.
Service and dining in is top notch, very clean and the staff is so helpful and friendly.
The depth and flavor of the food is beyond comparison to many dishes available today.
My go to dish will always be a lamb samosa, butter chicken ( with a side of rice ) and the garlic naan.
So far all the naan I’ve had here is the best in the state.
Will be returning again for buffet. .
PS

I don't know where to begin because this was NOT a good experience for us. We went there for dinner and ordered several items.
We were served the complimentary papad (which was good), ordered mango lassi (good), salt lassi (okay) and chai (good). The gobhi manchurian was what spoiled the experience beyond repair.
We are vegetarians and my daughter found a chicken piece in it.
She lost her appetite and could not eat anything else.
The server said a very half-hearted sorry and basically nothing else.
We didn't make a fuss about it, but it soured the customer experience for us - I don't even know what they could have done to make it right.
But my point is that they didn't even try - which shows how much they care.
And this also shows that they don't really make the effort to keep things separate for vegetarians. We had the garlic naan (very thick, felt uncooked), kadai paneer (very so-so) and Momos (it was not very good, but okayish). WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO VEGETARIANS.