Ghazal

711 Centre St BostonMA02130
Open
Sunday
11:30am-10:30pm
Monday
5:00pm-10:30pm
Tuesday
5:00pm-10:30pm
Wednesday
5:00pm-10:30pm
Thursday
5:00pm-10:30pm
Friday
5:00pm-10:30pm
Saturday
11:30am-10:30pm
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, Cash
Average Rating
3.5
Total Reviews
(16)
Recommended 0
Not Recommended 0
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Description

Cafe D is located at 711 Centre St, Jamaica Plain, MA. This location is in the Jamaica Hills - Pond neighborhood. This business specializes in Cafes and has 5 review(s) with a star rating of 3.4. Cafe D is open Mon, 5pm-10:05pm; Tue, 5pm-10:05pm; Wed, 5pm-10:05pm; Thu, 5pm-10:05pm; Fri, 5pm-10:05pm; Sat, 11:05am-10:05pm; Sun, 11:05am-10:05pm and accepts All Major Credit Cards, American Express,...
by merchantcircle on May 27, 2019 from merchantcircle

Editorial Reviews

This restaurant is closed cafe d restaurant review:
Chef-owner Douglas Organ succeeds his restaurant, Arbor, with the lighter, looser and more eclectic Café D, and though exotic Med influences like his signature Moroccan lamb and date-orange salad with almonds and olives remain, the lower-priced menu ranges from fried calamari and fish tacos to steak frites and even burgers. But cost-cutting doesn't mean care-cutting. Organ's eye, or rather...
by gayot on February 10, 2013 from gayot
Jamaica Plain's most contemporary restaurant serves a truly eclectic menu in a stylish interior.:
In ShortAn approachable, all-purpose destination for culinary-minded J.P. residents, cafe D provides the neighborhood with a most stylish option. The tiny, narrow bar in back is perfect...
by judysbook on May 28, 2006 from judysbook

Information from the business

Ghazal’s philosophy is to emphasize on refined yet authentic indian cuisine. The menu incorporates both traditional classic favorites and original new dishes that apply eastern flavors with a twist. Whether dining or organizing a party, you will get first service and engaging atmosphere all across.
by botw on January 22, 2015 from botw
Ghazal may be understood as a poetic expressions of both the pain of loss or separation and the beauty of love in spite of that pain but traditionally deals with just one subject: Love, and in our case our love for cuisine.
by 8coupons on January 11, 2014 from 8coupons