Crossroads Biryani & Grill

They were very patient and helpful with ordering. My Husband and I don't eat Indian food often because we don't really know a lot about the names of the dishes. We end up googling dishes on the menu. They took the time to explain the dishes and made recommendations from what we said we liked. This made us feel so welcome and comfortable!! Food was great!

Mid. That about sums it up.I had a hankering for Indian food while working on base earlier today, so I put in a timed order at Crossroads for 11:45 this morning. I was delayed slightly getting out the door and left at 11:55.When I arrived, my order still wasn't ready, and I ended up waiting until around 12:15. The restaurant was fairly busy, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt and took my curry in good faith. My chicken tikka masala? All heat, little flavor. And, where nearly every other Indian place around us has customizable spice levels, Crossroads did not. I was also a bit shocked to see a giant chunk of green pepper in my sauce, which left a kind of raw pepper flavor in the food. My rice was fine, but the bread was a real disappointment. Thin, greasy, and genuinely underwhelming, the roti was literally the opposite of what I love about Indian bread. My serving size was big enough for me to have leftovers tomorrow, but after thinking it over, I went ahead and tossed them. It just wasn't worth it. With so many other fantastic Indian places around Dayton, I just don't see a reason to go to Crossroads. Hit up Jeet/Amar, Maharajah, or Gulzar's instead.

Worst Indian food we ever had. Tried dining in for lunch, brought it out to us in to go plastic cups then we had to ask for plates which were paper stacked in the corner we got ourselves. Asked for mild, it was not, but didn't taste good either.

Hubby and I stopped at Crossroads Biryani and Grill one weekday afternoon after work. We were able to order easily Chipotle style, building our individual Bowls with different meats, vegetables, and sauces. The food was good, although it left few options for me for sauces without dairy due to the yogurt in everything. I also tried really hard to get a bowl that wasn't spicy, and I failed. I know I have restrictions, though, and hubby enjoyed it a lot more than I did. I would recommend Crossroads but not for someone with dairy issues and not for someone who doesn't enjoy the spicy. Also, after purchase, service is almost nonexistent. Then, as the afternoon turned to evening, they got really busy, and it was hard to even move around in the small restaurant to leave. I'd encourage anyone to try Crossroads. But it just wasn't for me.

Best Indian food I've had in along time, every one was more than friendly and accommodating ,they even have Gluten-free options, just ask. You know it's good Indian cuisine when you see local Indian people eating there.

Great, spicy authentic Indian food. Friendly service. Woman owned. Fair warning though even the mild is spicy!!!!

Discovered cross roads and tried for the first time today. Very helpful young lady at the counter who walked us through menu and helped us navigate options. Food was very fresh and tasty. We tried two different types of chicken biryani and liked both although it was a lot of rice.

The food is usually very good. Spice level is HOT! If you like spicy Indian food, this is the place. Service is mostly slow. Think they need more help or a larger kitchen. This place has real potential if they work out the spice level and customer service issues. Really hope they do.

Take out | Dinner | $10-20Dark, dingy, doesn't follow instructions that I needed " no spice" due to medical condition that makes spicy food and I not to get along. Lady at counter assured it would be " no spice." After 20 promised minutes turned into an hour, she said "5 more mins please as this is a special request". I told her rice takes 20 mins to cook and chicken about the same so it would be 40 mins max. I then told her 5 mins or I'm getting a refund. Discovered when I got home that the chicken was beyond jalapeño with seeds hot. They left in the hot spices ( black strings) and covered it up. They don't honor requests and they make excuses. Mirror in dinning room wasn' t clean and health inspectors need to make a surprise visit based on what I saw in the kitchen from the open side window. Smells like sewer, but location makes a great police hideout for those distracted while at the light. Avoid if you want to save your taste buds and not get sick.

A very small joint and not much ambience. In house dining food gets served in take away containers, paper plates, and plastic spoons. Quite a bit wait time too. But the biryani is heavenly!!! The best I have ever eaten. Ate veg and paneer tikka masala ones. I am sure their non-veg variety would be equally mouth watering.