Ghazal Fine Indian Cuisine

A new neighbor tones down the décor and excels in spots
By ROBERT NADEAU  |  February 26, 2009
2.0 2.0 Stars

Ghazal's owners have toned down the world-beat décor of Café D, but kept the motley chandelier collection and the all-important velvet curtains that block the winter winds. This space is always going to be noisy when full, but it's not too loud for second, maybe even third, dates.

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