This is probably my favorite place to eat. Their indian food is good, using very little meat. Their Burgers are the best I have had in Eureka. They have all the New Belgiums on tap. The locals and staff are all very nice. I didn't go to this place for the first 20 visits for some reason. Boy I was missing out! I spent less here than any other place throughout our trip and probably enjoyed the food the most. [Link]

The New Delhi Cafe is a favorite of the locals in Eureka Spring, AR, and that's always a good recommendation. Their menu is that varied and that good. It's also a good place to go if you want to hear music from local musicians. The specialty is Indian food, or American food with an Indian twist. The decorations are from India and add a wonderful ambiance to the whole experience of dining. Another plus is that the prices are very reasonable. Highly recommended! [Link]

I walked into this cafe planning to get a quick bite and maybe a beer. Five hours later, I walked out with a good buzz and a smile on my face. My only regret is that I didn't bring in my camera. The band sat on a low stage in front of an ivy back drop. To the left of the stage was a spring and a beautiful garden. When the sun went down, everything was illuminated.

When I was first seated, the waitress informed me that they were a bit understaffed that day; when the music began, no one noticed. She did a great job keeping the beers going and somehow managed to move around the packed patio. The owners (who also served as the cooks) were just as friendly. They took the time to describe the exotic buffet and the breathtaking photos hanging up inside.

If you do visit this cozy cafe while in Eureka Springs, make sure to say hi to Hillary for me. She'll be your server if you sit in front of the stage. Tip her well--the lead singer/banjo player of Mountain Sprout(the band playing that day) says she has a couple rugrats at home. Hillary laughed at that, told us it wasn't true but to go ahead and tip heavy. Best waitress ever. Tons of fun. Definitely recommend the New Delhi Cafe of Eureka Springs. [Link]

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There is an outdoor patio with live music. They serve beer and wine. The service was really really friendly. The price was very very good. The two of us had the buffet and drinks for less than 25 dollars with tax included before the tip.

I highly recommend the New Delhi Cafe. [Link]

I walked into this cafe planning to get a quick bite and maybe a beer. Five hours later, I walked out with a good buzz and a smile on my face. My only regret is that I didn't bring in my camera. The band sat on a low stage in front of an ivy back drop. To the left of the stage was a spring and a beautiful garden. When the sun went down, everything was illuminated.

When I was first seated, the waitress informed me that they were a bit understaffed that day; when the music began, no one noticed. She did a great job keeping the beers going and somehow managed to move around the packed patio. The owners (who also served as the cooks) were just as friendly. They took the time to describe the exotic buffet and the breathtaking photos hanging up inside.

If you do visit this cozy cafe while in Eureka Springs, make sure to say hi to Hillary for me. She'll be your server if you sit in front of the stage. Tip her well--the lead singer/banjo player of Mountain Sprout(the band playing that day) says she has a couple of rugrats at home. Hillary laughed at that, told us it wasn't true but to go ahead and tip heavy. Best waitress ever. Tons of fun. Definitely recommend the New Delhi Cafe of Eureka Springs. ~ Chaffyn, from his first day in the village