Front Street Café — Restaurant in City of Port Jervis

Oh my God could you ask for a better combination I'm sure I could but right now this is it not only does this place serve breakfast which has an awesome selection but they have a great mix of American Indian and a little bit of Italian on that menu. My friend took me here so that we can get lunch he got the tika masala which was absolutely delicious creamy and flavourful with huge chunks of meat in it and I got a lamb gyro platter also amazing great flavor sir there were so many things to choose from I just haven't had a gyro in a long time and they made it perfect for made it perfect for me they also make fresh non which is delicious if you've never had none please go for it it's a yummy fresh piece of bread. Anyway I can't wait to go back here again there's way too much to try and I have to try especially it's hard to find good Indian...

First time to this odd but obviously beloved eatery in Port Jervis. Every customer seemed to have a lovely familiarity with the owners which is always good to see! The menu is very large and had American, Italian and Indian food.

That's a lot of cuisine to cover and we stopped in because we were interested in the Indian food which is not that common in the area. We shared the Indian appetizer platter and the spicy basmati rice and peas.

The rice was delicious buttery, nicely spiced with caramelized onions. The platter was not as good, but we liked the veggie samosas.

The yogurt sauce was not that tasty with all that fried food and none of the traditional tamarind sauce. I had to ask for mango chutney.

They didn't have chili sauce which I thought...

What, a surprise! Really solid Indian food and a crazy diverse menu- greek/American/Mexican . We only ordered the Indian and it exceeded my expectations for a cafe not even marketing itself as an Indian Restaurant! I wouldn’t award it best in Orange County because it’s not quite as flavorful as Citrus- they beat Citrus in some ways - by having much more tender meat as reported by my husband who went for it with a Lamb dish. He was psyched. My kids also loved their tika masala, went down easy , very creamy. As a vegetable lover, It seems to me their veggies may be from frozen so to me that comprises flavor. The saag paneer had a bit of a frozen spinach edge. Very much glad to realize this...