- Indian
Bombay Clay Oven
Menu for Bombay Clay Oven
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Ratings and Reviews for Bombay Clay Oven
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Mar 18 2012
La L. via Yelp
In three words: Bland and canned I've ordered delivery twice from Bombay Clay Oven. The first time, which was about a year ago, I found one of my dishes so...read more
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Mar 15 2012
Taylor V. via Yelp
The food was great, the service was absolutely horrible. Not only did it take an hour to get our food, but it was impossible to flag someone down to refresh...read more
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Mar 12 2012
Jana J. via Yelp
Great place to eat when ordering off the menu - wouldn't recommend the buffet though... it's the cheaper of what they offer and isn't as tasty. Best bet is...read more
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Nov 19 2008
scottsreview via Citysearch
I recently took a first date there and she was highly impressed with the food and the atmosphere. But I think the best part was t...read more
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Oct 14 2008
peoplergreat via Citysearch
We loved this place when we visited, the staff was exceptionally friendly and the food was to die for! We sat the special seating...read more
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Oct 12 2008
NoLaDenver via Citysearch
We walked over to get take-out (i live very close) and chose Bombay because I just couldn't bring myself to get treated terribly a...read more
In Short
The decor here includes plush seats and cushioned booths with no shoes required, and live sitar music adds to the ambiance. There's a feeling of the tradition, somehow both somber and peaceful. Entrees are meant for indulgence. Vindaloos are deliciously spicy, skirting the edge of too-hot-to-eat. The delicious saag paneer, spinach with cheese, works as an appetizer and an entree, especially accompanied by naan (bread from the tandoor). Several combination dinners are available.
