Peppers Indian Cuisine

Yes i can go whenever i get a craving for indian food and also the food is great except for certain dishes. But yes it is must go restaurant if you have an appetite for Indian food.

The food I ordered had decent taste, especially when it was a guess. There aren’t any descriptions on the menu, so unless your very familiar with Indian food, steer clear. The people that work there are zero help with an explanation. This place is very convenient, but it does not seem like they really want my business.
I was hoping this place would be good, but I won’t be going back. I will try another Indian food place that does not mind telling what something is on the menu.

Peppers replaced Kabab and Wraps which was also a good place for Pakistani food but Peppers has wiped out the memory of the previous restaurant. The biryani, be it mutton or chicken is excellent, the gongura mutton is just so mouth watering and spicy (Indian spicy) not just add jalapeños and say its spicy. I love that they give us the choice to pick Naan or rice. Their tandoori options are totally worth the wait.
The best thing about this place is the consistency of flavor and taste and their portions are quite generous compared to most other restaurants.

Tried peppers out today and it was really good. Great flavors and service. Nice and simple place. Been looking for a good indian Resturant. Defiantly will be going back.

Love ordering food from Peppers. Very close to my office in Alpharetta. Tried several veggie dishes and they were all awesome.
If you are a vegetarian… you must try…
1. Veg Dum Biryani
2. Egg Dum Biryani
3. Bombay Sandwich
4. Vada Pav
5. Dahi Chat
I am now a regular to this place.

Its a place for folks who want to really mess up with their taste buds by paying in extra fir every item. This restaurant should be reviewed for the bad quality they are providing to customers. Really nothing Indian in the food they claim and it feels like these guys are running the restaurant just to mint money without even knowing on their own what ‘Real Food’ tastes, feels and looks like.
A big waste of your time and money, no ambience, food is stale and staff is confused. Cant even complain to them because all they will do is to just give you a blank stare as if they are too meek and helpless and few will dare you to think as if you are having their food for free. So don’t complain and gulp your food thats served

One of the worst Indian restaurants. The food tastes bad. There is no quality in the food. This restaurant should be titled «Worst Restaurant».
Please save time and money. Don’t go this place.

I wanted to try a new restaurant and Peppers Indian Cuisine meet my expectations for good Indian cuisine. I ordered mutton biryani. The mutton biryani tasted like any other I have tasted. The meat was served on the bone, more meat would have been better however, it was adequate. The dish was not spicy to me such that I had to use the cucumber raita, but I used it anyway.
I plan to visit again to try other items from the menu.
Online ordering is available using GrubHub. Delivery available within two miles.

We just did a carry out and got some non-​veg appetizers (chicken finger Kabab) and Chicken 65. We also got chicken Briyani and Lamb Kadai.
The appetizers they have for $ 7.99 is a joke. it is really half of what you get in other restaurants in Alpharetta, for the SAME price! The taste was horrible… the chicken was so dry and hard and the chicken 65 was bitter… the naan was too tangy (like it was too fermented), the Briyani had a weird taste and the lamb Kadai was salty and oily!-.-
I am all for supporting Mom and Pop shops, but BE FAIR… we ordered it for a dinner and movie and it sucked because we ran out of the appetizers in half hour!
If you are opening a restaurant in a strip mall and expect to get a good business, try to get a loyal crowd… word of mouth is the best… needless to say, I will not be recommending this place to anyone…

This place is located in a small strip mall on Morris Road in Milton/​Alpharetta area. I love Indian food, so I was excited to see this place open up. I’ve only tried it once so far, but it was great. I had the samosa chat appetizer (which is big enough to be a meal) and the palak paneer for my entrée. I’ve had better palak paneer, but it was still very good. I definitely recommend the samosa chat. It was delicious. I also ordered a side of raita. It had a great flavor, but I’m used to raita that’s a little bit thicker. Theirs was a little on the runny side. The mango lassie was good too. Overall, I was very pleased and I’ll definitely be returning to try some other dishes. It’s probably the best Indian food in my local area.

I had to try this place as it was pretty close from where I live. I’ve been here a couple of times in the last month or so and I usually order an appetizer, couple of entrees with naan/​roti.
The gobi manchurian is a bit oily at times but not bad. The chicken malai kebab is pretty good although could be better. I couldn’t try the wraps as they were unavailable twice I had asked.
I personally like the Kadai Paneer and Malai kofta. But beware of the spice levels in the Kadai paneer as it could be too much for certain palates. The Dal tadka is generic and pretty decent. The chicken tikka masala is on the milder side but it could do with a bit of spice balance.
If there is one thing that lets this place down it has to do with their inconsistency. Maybe I’m the only one to complain of inconsistency but I feel its their duty to not let down even a single customer.
This is a fairly new restaurant and I hope they can pull their strings together and deliver quality food everytime. This restaurant has the potential to do so and I wish them all the luck.

Food was really good. They serve Thali as a lunch Special.

This restaurant has been recently started, the quality of food is very good. we have ordered kadhai paneer, gutti vankaya and malai kofta till now. Taste of all three was very good. Malai Kofta was superb. Naan is also soft and looks very fresh.
As mentioned we have ordered kadhai paneer to be mild, but it was little spicy. But I don’t complain as the dish itself has capsicum and sauces in it that that makes it spicy. Again when we have told Malai kofta to be mild, it was really mild and is according to our taste.

This Indian restaurant opened up quite recently and since its right across from where we live, it was a welcome sight for us.
Yesterday, we ordered our first take out «Kadai Paneer». My wife has a mild palate and she specifically mentioned ‘mild’ for spice level while ordering but it turned out to be really hot and spicy. We have tried everything around here and can easily make out something that is different from mild, moderate to spicy.
It was our first time and its too early to judge the menu. I hope they can alter their level of taste (spiciness) to meet individuals needs. We will definitely try other vegetarian items on the menu soon but if it is too hot to eat, then that’s how it is and we will have to cross it off our list.
I can only wish the owners all the luck for their success and am hoping this turns out as an anomaly, in our experiences with them.

Ok, so I feel really bad for not remembering what I ordered, but it was awesome.
I came here to have a quick lunch with a friend in the area and I’m looking for an excuse to go back.
This place is on the corner of Morris Road and Webb Road in the shopping center with the gas station. You’ll drive right by it if you’re not looking for it. There’s also plenty of parking!
My friend has visited here so much that the staff recognize him easily. The lunch specials change daily and feeling a bit rushed because the lunch crowd was coming in and overwhelmed with options, I order whatever he ordered.
To this day, I’m not 100% sure what I ordered or ate. The food came served on a metal plate/​bowl with smaller metal bowls on it and a thing of rice in the middle. I followed my friends directions and dumped the rice in the middle, followed by the small bowls on the outside.
I recall a chicken curry, a pickled dish, something with fish, something with vegetables and a rice pudding-​ish thing for dessert. I feel awful for not writing anything down or remembering, but IT. WAS. GOOD.
Hot, spicy, warm, savory, sweet, salty, crunchy, smooth and refreshing all come to mind when thinking of this place.
I HAVE to go back now, not only for the food, but also to remember what the heck I ate and update this.

Peppers had recently opened near my home, so we decided to check it out. Awesome experiance already had eaten several times over last couple of weeks. For veggies the kadai paneer is a must try.

Food is good/​okay, but the lady (Indian) at counter needs to be replaced immediately, she does not fit in the customer facing industry, she needs to be more polite and pleasing, I will stop coming if she does not inviting, more people to join me if this continues, her intentions may not be wrong but not presenting it properly.

This place is by my office. Went there with a co-​worker today for lunch and got the non-​veg sampler. It was wonderful. The flavors and spices were perfect on a cold day like today. Service was friendly and prompt. They were attentive but not overly so. Prices were reasonable for what you get. Worth a visit.

Delicious food, they even serve Palak Paneer (my favorite). I originally tried the non-​veggie and it was a great experience; I soon switched to veggie and the experience was just as equal. I enjoy the delicious desert included with the meal. Oh, such a great place with good food and great prices!