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Tanzore Restaurant & Lounge
50 N La Cienega Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA | Map it
(424) 354-3420 | View Website
50 N La Cienega Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA | Map it
(424) 354-3420 | View Website
Tanzore reflects the contemporary movement of Indian cuisine toward more modern taste and culinary sensibilities. Come with us and
experience the evolution of Indian cuisine in a dramatic and colorful setting.
Our chefs at Tanzore have re-interpreted classic recipes by integrating familiar Indian herbs and spices with seasonal and fresh, organic, local California ingredients. We call our cuisine Indian Modern and we believe it captures the contemporary movement toward the tastes of the more modern plate. Perfectly complimenting our eclectic menu is the dazzling array or wines in our 2,000 bottle cellar. Every one of these world class wines has been carefully chosen to enhance your Tanzore dining experience.
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“The decor of this place is beautiful.”
“And the delicious yogurt pannacotta for dessert.”
“The wait staff were really friendly and made great suggestions for wine.”
“very cool atmosphere, excellent food, great wait staff.”
“would highly recommend the lamb kebobs, the seabass, the crab cakes, the raita appetizer, the bread basket too for variety.”
“(The men's restrooms even had little TV screens) Finally a great Indian restaurant with delicious food and style.”
“although the food was otherwise ok, it was highly overpriced and the servie and managment were so terrible that i would never go back.”
“very cool atmosphere, excellent food, great wait staff.”
“The appetizer portions are miserly, at best and the food is really overpriced.”
“The service is very slow.”View Less
Keep the Party Going. The best Indian Food Ever! It was delish. I will be back
Incredible Service. Our food came out on time and was prepared just right. I would recommend this place to a hungry person the portions are huge! For the music,,,I would recommend jazz or house and the people were cool.
Great Brunch. I've only gone here for brunch and it is the best Indian buffet in Los Angeles. Instead of cold food in a line up, this is elegant and refined cuisine. Highly recommended. Looking forward to trying it for dinner.…
beautiful night out !!!. my first time in tanzore/gaylord I have to say I was really blown away by the quality of food, ambiance and service. the restaurant is just absolutely gorgeous. the most modern and swanky looking eatery i have come across and I have been to nice restaurants all over the world . for real connoisseurs of indian food this is the place to be. if u think all indian restaurants are created equal think again !!! I grew up in a restaurant family, dad was an incredibly talented chef and mom's food was always to die for ( i know everyone thinks their moms food is amazing, but my moms cooking was particularly amazing) I have visited the place 4-5 times now to get a real feel for the place, thinking i might find something to gripe about but, visit after visit I am amazed at the quality of food. from the the less traditional "crab tikki" ( an indian modern twist on the crab cake) to the more traditional chicken tikka makhni ( boneless peices of chicken breast cooked in creamy, ridiculosly awesome tomatoey sauce) so give the pastas and the steaks a rest and give this place a try... you will thank me ; )…
This restaurant definitely does NOT deserve your business.
Decided to try this restaurant last night for our son's 30th birthday. We were a party of six. We had one beer each, Chicken tandoor (2 small pieces),
Scallops, (3 to be precise) on top of white rice,
Lamb curry ( about 5 small pieces)
Chicken Tikka ( see above)
Chicken Masala (see above)
Vegetable platter, (adequate)
It had been our intent to order six main courses and "share".
As you can see barring another "Loaves and Fishes"event, sharing was difficult.
Total bill $260.00!!!!
To add insult to injury, one of the staff, in full view of us ordered a waiter to "hurry us up" because he wanted the table. I sought out the manager and pointed out the "rudeness and unprofessionalism" of his staff and received NOT ONE WORD OF APOLOGY!
At that point we had been at the table for approximately one hour.
Admittedly we are not the coiffured, "nipped and tucked" and lifted Beverley Hills crowd but on a field-trip from the suburbs (gasp!!!!)------Thousand Oaks.
Were we rowdy, loud , obnoxious? No, actually our table consisting of A PhD, two Doctoral Candidates, a Post Grad at UCLA a health professional and a law enforcement officer, We were truly the quietest in the place.
I originally come from Birmingham UK, and better Indian food can be had at any corner Indian restaurant for less than the cost of a beer at Tanzore ( $10.00 for Kingfisher)
Don't go to this restaurant, I know you can do better!…
