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Clay Pit
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citysearch c.
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At best, you have a 50/50 shot at getting service approaching reasonable. We've heard the place is haunted but after a recent dining experience we believe the only bad spirit present was the management who was anxious to get our party out to make room for a larger party behind us.
Food really IS dry and bland. Good reviews must be either from Indian newbies or those so impressed with the decor and environment that they forget the shoe they're chewing on is actually costing them a small fortune.
Prepare to wait LONG for your table, even with a reservation and even when the restaurant seems (to the naked eye) to be virtually empty. (Those spirits again!)
Overcooked food, underwhelming experience.
Looking for good Indian food in Austin? Try a number of the Indian restaurants in North Austin.
Pros: Decor, Atmosphere, Hauntings
Cons: Food, Management, Service
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