Do they have a website?

What are the hours???

so, now we will have an even split between italian and indian restaurants in collingswood?

No website, that I know of. I need to double check on the hours. Either the ones I got were wrong or we have our first place to get Indian food until 3 a.m. - which I wouldn't be complaining about.

This is exciting! It can't hurt to have another option in addition to Indiya (I am not a fan of IndeBlue).

Okay - Not sure if they are closed on certain days, but I just called the restaurant and learned that the hours are 11:30-3:00 for lunch and 5-9:30 for dinner. They also do take out.

Looks like the Indian's and Italians will be fighting it out. HOPING for a "homestyle" breakfast place like those see in Philly (Green Eggs, Honey, Sit & Eat, Sabrina). Yes, I know the Pop Shop has a great breakfast but I would like one without 20 kids screaming in footy jammies for a change.

Keep hoping for that breakfast place. Most of the existing rest are struggling to even do lunch. That's amore had an adult breakfast btw

Tues-Thurs 11:30a-3:00p, 5:00p-9:00p
Fri. 11:00a-9:30p
Sat-Sun 11:00a-9:00p

Lunch buffet 11:30a-3:00p only $9.95

Great looking menu items, nicking beverages and desserts!

On a similar note, Little Louies just closed. Good idea but not the best execution and not a great area for something like that. Very "roadside" type of place and that doesn't fare well when you are off the beaten path. Our 2, 3 trips there met with some room temp (cold?) beef brisket but the soup and biscuits were awesome.
As far as Knights Bistro is concerned and please don't quote me on this but I was told that they planned a different kind of set up but the borough made them "rethink" what went in that spot. Unfortunately, I don't see them being long for this world as they too often seem empty. That is a PRIME location for a spot that big to be that sparse.

While you're waiting for the breakfast-themed place, check out brunch at West Side Gravy - we've loved it every time we've been.

Excited to check out Clay Oven Palace!

I went to Clay Oven Palace tonight and loved it. Here's my yelp post:

I had the wonderful buffet. Everything was excellent. Fresh warm naan was delivered to my table. The owner and waitress was very attentive. I was brought dipping sauce when they could see I didn't have any for my samosa. I also was brought tandori chicken directly from the kitchen. I think they did a great job with decorating and the music was nice. The owner was super sweet and very nice to talk with.
I have to give this place 5 stars because it's much better than what was expected. The food is excellent at a very affordable price. I spent less than $20 and was treated better than in most restaurants that label themselves as "fine dining".

Pleasantly surprised how amazing Indian food can be :) I am a newbie at trying this type of cuisine and rarely dine at places I unfamiliar with. Wow, the buffet offered me the opportunity to try so many different types of Indian cuisine dishes I would have never ordered in the past not knowing what I was getting into. There food is not too spicy, creamy or greasy at all! I am now hooked on the food served at Clay Oven Palace and I am excited to also try the other yummy dishes this restaurant does offer. Not only is the food and service great but you do NOT have to fight for a parking spot because they located right outside the congested downtown parking area and have tons of FREE off street parking available everywhere!