Honey Garden

Lamb gyros, YUM! Not what I expected from an Indian restaurant, but why question deliciousness?

Lovely little gem of a restaurant! The staff is always friendly and the food is always good! The chana masala is always great; flavorful and consistant!
The Honey Garden is a fantastic choice for diners with different tastes, they have large menu– lots of variety!

Go there regularly and only had an issue when a new server was working. Love the variety, portion size, and quality of the food. On a mission to try everything thing on the menu.

Wow. Where to start. Ordered a saganaki and never given plates for it so dripping greasy cheese all over the table trying to eat the cheese before it solidified. No server in site. Food comes out about 45 minutes later but salad that came with the meal was MIA. Food was a ⁴⁄₁₀ (we eat Greek and Indian in Chicago and Washington DC so we know good). Brought the check without even asking about dessert. Asked the obviously Indian descendent server for their «famous rice pudding» by the Indian name only to be asked «What?» then sneered at because she doesn’t even think they have any at 7:30 pm on a Friday night. When I went to pay the bill, she realized she forgot to put my iced tea on the bill so I asked her to deduct for the missing salad. After speaking to the owner, ended up not having to pay for the tea. This experience blew even for BFE Iowa (yes, I was born and lived all over Iowa half my life so I can say it). Only decent thing about the experience was the saganaki which was on par with what we’re used to getting.

Service was phenomenal; very friendly, expedient, and helpful. Environment was comfortable and inviting to eat in. Children’s menu (very important for me) was well priced with friendly options. My wife enjoyed the Gyro, the pita/​naan was particularly tasty. For the area I have to agree that the Gyro wasn’t bad. The Butter Chicken Masala was well priced, portioned, and flavored; medium heat was just right. A little light on the meat but enough for the price. Overall, a good place for the family. Would this stack up against Indian or Greek places in big cities? Not likely. But for Northeast Iowa, this is a great spot.

Not Indian food by any stretch of imagination. Had the chicken biryani there, which was passable. But some days ago had a chicken and mutton curry dish, and both of them were so filled with spices it felt like the meat was added as an afterthought… Gave both me and my friend a stomach upset. Both of us are Indian. Which is saying something!

Lovely little place, with wide variety on the menu. Service is a little slow and spotty, but in the end, you can get in and out without much time wastes. Great soup.

I went there for Indian food and ordered Chicken biryani. But it was not even close to Chicken Biryani. Infact I had to order other dish to satisfy my hunger. I will never recommend anyone to try Indian food there. The only good thing is that there is a wide variety of food selection and other cuisines might taste good but I wont go there anymore.