What to order at Hradlestin

Must order
A crisp masala dosa, or the bhatura with kheema for something richer.
Signature dishes
Masala dosa, Bhatura
Editor tip
The fast-casual sibling of a longer-running Indian kitchen. Brunch is the meal worth booking.
CuisineIndian
Price$$
Neighborhood101
HoursMon-Fri 11:00-21:00; Sat-Sun 17:00-21:00
Last verified

Signature dishes: Masala dosa, Bhatura

Must order: A crisp masala dosa, or the bhatura with kheema for something richer.

Tip: The fast-casual sibling of a longer-running Indian kitchen. Brunch is the meal worth booking.

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