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Sometimes I go twice in one week. Spicy Indian food meets burrito. Hits the spot every time. Grab a Roti Roll to go and eat it in the park. You won't be disappointed!

Been here a few times for take out and the rolls are pretty good. Cheap & fast, no frills, but good. So good in fact, that I just had a craving for one and decided to call for delivery. Roti Roll is on 109th & Amsterdam, I live on 113th & Frederick Douglass Blvd.... 2 ave's & 4 streets away! So I was a little surprised when they said the would not deliver to my address. They went on to say that they deliver from 95th st to 125 st, Central Park West to Riverside. Keeping in mind that Frederick Douglass Blvd is actually the same exact Ave as CPW (the name just changes north of 110th st), I found it a little interesting that they refused me delivery. I will never patronize these guys again, but I hope for everyone else's sake (and their own) they stick to cooking for and delivering food to people in the neighborhood.

the roti used in the roll is so yummy buttery delicioso. Seriously, try one. these things are awesome, and so is the owner.

The roti bread used on the wrap is so yummy buttery and absolutely scrumptous. Highly recommended for on the go. It is currently my favorite lunch meal.

Maybe this place isn't authentic, but the flavors are good and the green chutney is plenty spicy. The bread was tasty, not greasy, and the size was perfect for a snack or light meal on the go. That's perfect, since the space isn't worthy of a sit down meal. I was pleasantly surprised and can't wait to go back.

I am from Bombay, the birthplace of the frankie.. :). Having lived in NY for a couple of years, I was craving for some authentic Bombay street food. So headed over to RRBK on basis of the reviews here. What a disappointment it was! The rolls were bland, tasteless and the accompanying chutney was even worse. I had the chicken and lamb roll, both were actually difficult to finish, it was like eating paper(OK, damp paper). The Masala Calamari was super-oily but had a hint of Koliwada masala, so it wasn't so bad. I know the joint has been 'Americanized' to cater to a larger audience, it but then they should probably change their name. Anyone who has eaten frankies in Bombay, don't go here, disappointment and disillusionment awaits you.

Adore this place. The food is divine, the service is quick, and the food is cheap. I prefer the lamb over the vegetarian options and the rolls are best spicy. Delivery is perfect as the place is not a dine-in option (only a counter). Love, love, love. And the bad Madonna karaoke through the bar connection is entertaining if you order at the counter.