Curry Pizza House X Hidden Tap & Barrel - Alpharetta

An Indian Fusion place once again falls short of staying true to at least one of its original cuisine. We randomly heard about this place coming up in metro Atlanta and was eager to try due to all the good / mixed reviews I got from my friends in Cali and Texas. THE FOOD: We went in on a Sunday night and to our surprise it was not crowded at all. Infact we were the only people to be here for dine in. We ordered Cheese garlic bread and then a large pizza with one half of Malai Paneer and other half with Achari Gobi. The Cheese Garlic bread was a tad spicier than it should have been I feel but the pizza was absolutely no where near being good. Everything seemed so bland and certainly not sure if the chef forgot to add some salt and basic spices. All we felt was the malai sauce a bit here an

Curry Pizza House is absolutely delicious. Fresh creative pizzas that are baked to perfection. We had the tikka masala, the chicken curry, and the lamb kebab. We also had onion samosas and boneless masala wings. The tikka masala was my favorite pizza. The samosas are the smaller kind and they come four per order. They were delicious and surprisingly spicy. The masala wings were so savory and delicious. I also got a masala mango mocktail that was sweet and refreshing. If I had any complaint, it would be that I wish the wings came with a more interesting sauce besides ranch. The bartender/waiter was extremely cute and the place was very busy but the service was excellent!

Over all it was not a bad experience. The pizza dough/ bread tasted fresh. Clearly the staff was not equipped to handle the rush even though it was a weekday. It took them forever to take our order after we were seated. No one was keeping a track/ sequence of people waiting in line. The food was good; pizza was full of flavor. Cheese bread was delicious too. Their tikka flavor pizza was below average; didn’t attract the taste buds. Okay experience - might go again but would try safe flavors instead of experimenting Indian/desi flavors.

I went in with high expectations, but the experience didn’t quite live up to it. We ordered the Curry Chicken Masala and Chilli Paneer pizzas, along with the Desi Garlic Sticks. The food looked great , everything came out looking loaded and well-presented , but the taste just didn’t do it for us. The curry sauce especially felt off, and both pizzas lacked the flavor punch I was hoping for. The garlic sticks were okay but pretty average overall. We also tried one of their cocktails, which my girlfriend thought was just okay. On the service side, the place was packed and the servers were clearly doing their best, but they seemed overwhelmed. Management really needs to think about adding more staff or improving service flow because it does affect the overall experience. The only thing I gen

I ordered the Shahi paneer and Chilli paneer pizza in XL for pick up. They both were delicious and pretty much tasted the same. The Shahi was a bit more flavorful. Tasty, not spicy at all. My kids enjoyed it! We picked up the food at the bar in the front, it was on a Sunday around 11:30 am so the place was pretty much empty. Definitely a place to try!