Honest Restaurant Burlington

Today I tried veg pulav, it was sooooooooo yummy Thanks honest team keep it up and staff so helpful

We had fried rice, (Vegetarian food). Hitesh at the counter was posted, friendly and helpful. Excellent customer service. The place is a couple of months old and has a vibrant vibe.

A must try!! 5/5
Chaat Papdi and Pau Bhaji were delicious.
Staff was very attentive, super friendly!! Great service. Will definitely be back!!
Good luck!

The best place to eat Indian food!!!

I went there with my friends. we had amazing experience overall. The food is super delicious. My personal favourites are Chaats, Vadapav, and Punjabi Thali. The service and ambience are excellent.

Heard about new opening of honest in Burlington. Always in list when ever visit india. So plan do try with new location. Its pretty clean and pleasant. Parking is available. It was Wednesday but restaurant get busy after 7 30 around . Service is quick though. We ordered some south Indian dishes as well as all time favourite pulav and dahi puri . Taste is so nice. Well balanced spices and not at oily. Everything looks proper measurements will definitely come back for north indian and other chats

I first noticed Honest in the Brant Street plaza during the world juniors. My friend Troy is the General Manager of LA Fitness. The boys and I were playing Squash last Wednesday and decided to head over to Shoeless Joes to watch the rest of the Semi Finals against the United States. Canada won!

I was immediately intrigued by the flashy sign and the Vegetarian label. That night, I told myself, I will come check it out one day.

Fast forward 9 days, and finally my dreams have met my waking reality. The evening started once again from the same origin, LA Fitness on Brant Street. A diligent leg workout, allowed my appetite to flourish. I parked in the middle of the movie theatre parking lot, half way between both the gym and the restaurant. I walked to both.

Immediately upon entering I was impressed by the amount of people, who clearly shared my curiosity. I broke it in small talk with two customers waiting for their takeout order. They informed me that the full menu was not yet available. The aesthetic inside was rather pleasing.

I was taken to my seat, and before I got the menu I admired the table across from me, that had plates galore, filled with delicacies, some I had never seen.

With the menu in my hands, my mind was transported to exotic lands, where these dishes are the authentic, local, historic cuisine. Admittedly, I was unfamiliar with many of the names of the dishes I had seen, though from looking around and smelling the air, I knew I could not make a bad choice.

The server asked me for my choice and I had informed them that I would like a vegan option. No sooner had I finished my sentence than was the owner of the restaurant helping me find the vegan options. Talman(the owner) gently guided me to the Samosa chaat, Pani Puri, and SevPuri.

I dove back into my book The Three Body Problem while awaiting my meal. My hunger was growing, but so too was my confidence that I would be treated to a delicious repast.

The first to arrive was the Pani Puri. I had never seen a dish like this, and I was not sure how to eat it. Intuition told me the liquids go in the orbs. I dipped the first one in the chutney and then into the green pool. At first bite, I was once again transported to a faraway land. Shortly after my Sev Puri and my Samosa chaat arrived. Each one was as delicious as the next.

Twice while I was eating Talman(the owner) came to check on me to make sure it was good. I assured him it was divine. The only mistake I made was underestimating how satisfying the meals would be. I finished the Pani Puri, and found satiation halfway through the Sev Puri and Samosa Chaat. I was torn between continuing to eat because it tasted so good and saving some for later.

I thought, I could not be more impressed with the meal, the staff and the restaurant until I was delivered my takeout container, made out of an eco friendly paper box.

On the way out I thanked Talman for the dining experience. He assured me that they will be rolling out the entire menu shortly with more vegan options. I assured him I would be back.

This is to everyone in Burlington, Oakville, Hamilton, Milton and the surrounding area. YOU NEED TO GET TO HONESTY!!!