Masala Cottage - McDonough

One of the best indian food restaurants in non-metro cities. We were searching for a good Indian place in or around griffin and found this. Drove 20 miles with a hope and food made it worth.Appetizers, main course and dessert everything was delicious with considerable quantity.Would surely recommend this place.

Masala Cottage is one of our favorite takeouts! Celebrating 5 years of incredible Indian Food without heading to ATL. Butter chicken, Masala chicken, Lamb Vindaloo any Biryani and Bhindi Masala (okra and onion) are our favorites. Be sure to request spice level if you can’t take the heat.

My wife and I simply just love this place. The location is not ideal (3.5) being on 155 and I75 but the ambiance and food make up for it. When you come in there is plenty of sitting room and a small little bar in the corner. Auntie always has a smile on her face and makes you feel like your coming home to eat. Ambiance/Service (5). On todays order chicken biryani, chicken tika masala, chicken samosas, garlic and regular nan bread, 3 waters and a mango lassi. Taste (5)?. The prices are very reasonable especially with the amount of food you get that rates at a (5). Overall rating (4.6). If your ever in the mood for authentic Indian food stop by Masala Cottage and pay Auntie a visit you will not be disappointed.

This place wasn’t bad it have normal customer service and normal restaurant setup. The food tasted good, it’s a little bit high however everything is today. Not many people were here and the dining was empty, the food is spicy and have flavor to it. The menu have many options and you will enjoy it, I recommend giving it a try I will come back in the future. They also have vegan options.

The food was very tasty. I had the fish curry. Even though I'm not a good judge of Indian food (I rarely eat it), this was a good lunch with more than enough food.We dined in, but there is (for now) no table service. The people who work here are polite, and professional. The interior decor is nice. Despite the busy traffic, the interior was quiet.I think Marsala Cottage would do well to provide a lighter, cheaper lunch menu and not just the one dinner menu. Two entries were over $30 which even in Joe Biden's economy is pricey for lunch. For me, there was way too much food for lunch and I ended up leaving almost half, uneaten. The menu is fine for dinner, or a big eater, but not lunch.My buddy who eats quite a bit of Indian food gave the food high marks.Vegetarian options: Lots of vegetarian items on regular menu.