We hosted my daughter's baptism at Indian Summer yesterday, everything was great. All the food was delicious, the space was ample, especially the deck overlooking the lake. All the guests have a good time, great spot if you have ~125
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Purav Patel
Hidden gem in Sugar Land! Indian Summer is not just a restaurant; it's an experience. It's a place where you can escape the everyday and be transported to a world of vibrant flavors, warm hospitality, and pure culinary joy.P.S. Don't forget to try the Malai Kofta! It's truly something special.Bonus Tip: If you're new to Indian food, let the staff know your spice preference and they'll be happy to guide you towards dishes that you'll love.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Malai Kofta
Zia H.
This place is always
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Adrian Roy
One of the best I have had in the US. Lunch - food was great with the right amount of spices. Service was excellent. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala, Non Vegetarian Thali, Masala Dosa
sirisha k
Togo order, Goat Biryani tasted like Aachaar(Indian pickles) mixed in rice- waste of money!!
Kaberi Mukerjee
Loved the Foods & there's hospitality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Shain Alexander
Okay good but can do better on the service. The butter chicken and butter naan can be better but okay experience!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Jin Laxmidas
Our event was a resounding success thanks to the management and staff who went the extra mile to prepare appetizers and dinner for our group.The food was freshly prepared and extremely tasty. Some dishes were added by the management to make our event extra special.The venue is exceptional with a deck overlooking the lake and water.Audio visual was included and the staff was extremely competent and caring. Their service was delivered seamlessly with a smile.We'll be back for more events.
Nick Patel
Google shows Madras pavilion but found out that the name has changed. We enjoyed our food and service, manager was very nice and polite.
I had eaten here when it used to be called Madras Pavilion. It was one of the go-to Indian restaurants couple years ago, then something happened, I can't remember what but probably closed for renovation or something, now its seems to be back in business under the name Indian Summers. The interior is really well done, the colors and design is very contemporary and tasteful. I guess it raised my bar on what to expect. It was really hot outside there's constantly excessive heat warning when you drive. Yogurt based drinks like lassi and buttermilk are kind of go to drinks at this time ( buttermilk more than lassi but I didn't see it on the menu) so we ordered lassi. In the starters section of the menu they have both Indian and Indo-chinese options and some new ones too. We got the beet corn patty chat and the Chilli Paneer. It took forever for the starters to come but when they did, it was hot and tasted great. The right crispy, the right spice, and got our hunger working. Then came the lassi- it was.. stale.. ya, that's the right word, we ordered four types and none were good. I will NoT recommend it. For main course we got jalapeño stuffed bullet naan, butter naan , roti and one North Indian thali. The sides we chose were Lasooni paneer and Veg Kolhapuri. Lovved the naans. They were fresh and soo yummy. My fav was the bullet naan. I went ahead with rice and dal from the thali as I had a sort of craving. Half way into the small bowl I developed uneasiness and that happens if there is too much soda in the food- which, am guessing m, there was. And I had hardly eaten 10 morsels. Not a good sign. For dessert, there was jamun that came with the thali and the manager also got us complimentary mango mousse, both were delicious. I would probably go again for their naans and starters.
Nick A
The restaurant's hall A/C didn't work. Manage/ owner had no regrets about customer complaintsHe was busy booking other eventsNever apologized or moved from his desk to resolve the issue.Other guest mentioned this had happened in previous gathering as well.I won't recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Joel S.
Food was excellent. Staff was friendly and accommodating. The restaurant looked very classy. This would be a great date night spot.
S Ruby
Everything here is phenomenal! Staff and owner are welcoming, cordial and fun.Vegetarian options: Half the menuKid-friendliness: Bring em
Rented the hall on Saturday nt. A/C not working the owner keep telling us the guy is working on it but we don't see an A/C truck outside.Very untrest worthy business, stay away from this place.
Fantastic food
We hosted my daughter's baptism at Indian Summer yesterday, everything was great. All the food was delicious, the space was ample, especially the deck overlooking the lake. All the guests have a good time, great spot if you have ~125
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Hidden gem in Sugar Land! Indian Summer is not just a restaurant; it's an experience. It's a place where you can escape the everyday and be transported to a world of vibrant flavors, warm hospitality, and pure culinary joy.P.S. Don't forget to try the Malai Kofta! It's truly something special.Bonus Tip: If you're new to Indian food, let the staff know your spice preference and they'll be happy to guide you towards dishes that you'll love.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Malai Kofta
This place is always
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of the best I have had in the US. Lunch - food was great with the right amount of spices. Service was excellent. Highly recommended.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala, Non Vegetarian Thali, Masala Dosa
Togo order, Goat Biryani tasted like Aachaar(Indian pickles) mixed in rice- waste of money!!
Loved the Foods & there's hospitality.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Okay good but can do better on the service. The butter chicken and butter naan can be better but okay experience!!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Our event was a resounding success thanks to the management and staff who went the extra mile to prepare appetizers and dinner for our group.The food was freshly prepared and extremely tasty. Some dishes were added by the management to make our event extra special.The venue is exceptional with a deck overlooking the lake and water.Audio visual was included and the staff was extremely competent and caring. Their service was delivered seamlessly with a smile.We'll be back for more events.
Google shows Madras pavilion but found out that the name has changed. We enjoyed our food and service, manager was very nice and polite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
I had eaten here when it used to be called Madras Pavilion. It was one of the go-to Indian restaurants couple years ago, then something happened, I can't remember what but probably closed for renovation or something, now its seems to be back in business under the name Indian Summers. The interior is really well done, the colors and design is very contemporary and tasteful. I guess it raised my bar on what to expect. It was really hot outside there's constantly excessive heat warning when you drive. Yogurt based drinks like lassi and buttermilk are kind of go to drinks at this time ( buttermilk more than lassi but I didn't see it on the menu) so we ordered lassi. In the starters section of the menu they have both Indian and Indo-chinese options and some new ones too. We got the beet corn patty chat and the Chilli Paneer. It took forever for the starters to come but when they did, it was hot and tasted great. The right crispy, the right spice, and got our hunger working. Then came the lassi- it was.. stale.. ya, that's the right word, we ordered four types and none were good. I will NoT recommend it. For main course we got jalapeño stuffed bullet naan, butter naan , roti and one North Indian thali. The sides we chose were Lasooni paneer and Veg Kolhapuri. Lovved the naans. They were fresh and soo yummy. My fav was the bullet naan. I went ahead with rice and dal from the thali as I had a sort of craving. Half way into the small bowl I developed uneasiness and that happens if there is too much soda in the food- which, am guessing m, there was. And I had hardly eaten 10 morsels. Not a good sign. For dessert, there was jamun that came with the thali and the manager also got us complimentary mango mousse, both were delicious. I would probably go again for their naans and starters.
The restaurant's hall A/C didn't work. Manage/ owner had no regrets about customer complaintsHe was busy booking other eventsNever apologized or moved from his desk to resolve the issue.Other guest mentioned this had happened in previous gathering as well.I won't recommend this place.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Food was excellent. Staff was friendly and accommodating. The restaurant looked very classy. This would be a great date night spot.
Everything here is phenomenal! Staff and owner are welcoming, cordial and fun.Vegetarian options: Half the menuKid-friendliness: Bring em
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gulab Jamun, Butter Naan, Chicken Biryani, Chicken Tikka Masala
Rented the hall on Saturday nt. A/C not working the owner keep telling us the guy is working on it but we don't see an A/C truck outside.Very untrest worthy business, stay away from this place.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1