Authentic Indian flavors right on Main Street in uptown Stuart. Naan Stop serves fresh clay-oven pizzas, tandoori wings, curries, biryanis, and classic Indian dishes made with quality ingredients. A clean, friendly spot for dine-in or takeout, bringing bold Indian taste to the heart of Stuart. Perfect for families, locals, and visitors looking for something different.
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The owner and all of his staff are extremely nice and accommodating to ensure everything is good.
The Standout Dish:
Chicken Tikka: This was the highlight of the night. The chicken was incredibly succulent, boasting a deep, smoky char from the tandoor. The marinade had clearly seeped into every fiber, offering a vibrant punch of ginger, garlic, and kashmiri chili without being overwhelming.
The Chicken Tikka here sets a high bar—tender enough to pull apart with a fork and packed with that signature clay-oven smokiness.
There’s a palpable sense of pride in the kitchen’s work that reflects in the friendly, professional demeanor of the entire front-of-house team.
We didn’t hold back: the Chana Papri Chat and Samosas were the perfect opening act. Honestly, that chat should be the standard sharing app at every table—it’s like the Indian version of chips and salsa. Maybe add some Masala Papad for that ultimate crunch? Also, the Masala Tea was top-tier.
I went with the Lamb Kadhai and it was delicious—though I asked for a ‘5’ and got a ‘2’ on the spice scale, the flavor was so deep I didn’t even mind the lack of sweat. The Tikka Masala was a 1000/10; frankly, they should just sell that sauce in a cup with unlimited naan because I was ready to drink it. The Rumali Roti was the perfect delicate touch for the lamb, and we finished strong with Ras Malai and Gulab Jamun.
The Chicken Biryani is currently sitting in my fridge for work tomorrow. I’m giving them a ‘fighting chance’ to see if it passes the reheat test—if it does, they’ve officially secured the #1 spot. But based on dinner, they are definitely naan stoppable.
Pro-tip for the owners: Keep doing what you’re doing, but maybe add some Jalfrezi to the menu!
In short, good food, baby portions (expect to be hungry after an entree similarly to eating one roll of sushi) and they upsell you when you get there. My picture isn’t microwave meal but the Togo container I apparently paid 19 dollars for. I hate to see businesses go out of business but I’ll never be back. This is too little food for too much money.
Absolutely everything we had was delicious. We tried the lamb curry, butter chicken, the roti, garlic naan, pakora, chili gobi, mango lassi and the special was mango pudding. We really needed this in town! Thank you for the great evening.