Union Square Pizza & Sub

Went to this place to look for a pizza at around 10 PM. I am an Indian but I didn't know this place is run by an Indian family because of the name of this place. I had a slice of Pizza and totally loved it (I loved the base). It seemed very fresh and I can say with confidence this place takes care of the hygiene as well. Since this place has a lot of Indian food options as well I got the Samosa Chat packed for my wife and it was also amazing.

Incredible food, one of the few authentic Indian places I have found in this city. Very much a hole in the wall hidden gem. Tasted like home cooked food - this just became my go-to spot for Indian.

It is a family run small business, so don’t expect fancy - expect great food.

Edit: don’t let the name fool you, this is an Indian place. I haven’t tried the pizza or subs - but why would I when the Indian is so good?

Was looking for quality Indian takeout and on reading reviews, I gave Union Square Pizza & Subs a try. Normally I would be skeptical (that the place is a pizza and sub joint) but the Indian was pretty legit and tasty. Looked to be possible family run. No place for eating in during these pandemic times that I saw during a takeout pickup.

Over 2 different orders we tried Vegetarian and Meat entrees (very good, tasted homemade and flavourful. Almost at the level of my regional fav, India Pavilion in Cambridge), garlic naan (excellent). The only miss was a Lentil and Garlic soup that only contained broth! (really no lentils or other ingredients), the broth tasted good with the supplied rice that came with our entrees.

I'll give a pass on the soup this one time, as the food was quite good. Will continue to explore the diverse menu.

Excellent samosas. Lovely people. Can’t remember $4 better spent.

Down to earth Indian food, made fast. This is about the only Indian place you'll find that gets you your food in under half an hour. Not the most amazing I've had, but better than average, and -- I cannot stress this enough -- fast. Normally I don't trust restaurants that offer more than two very disparate kinds of food, but the Indian here is solid.