Horn Please

Horn Please is not your typical Indian joint.

Jessi and Jennifer Singh, the team who created Kyneton’s Dhaba at the Mill (sold 2013), opened Fitzroy North’s Horn Please in August 2012. The aim was to create a special type of Indian eatery, one that not only serves delicious food that has integrity but also offers a fun, interesting atmosphere. The food is simple yet special, being made from quality products, cooked unhurriedly and served in a spirited environment. The menu begins with Indian street food, continues with classic and not so classic curries, naan from the tandoor and finishes with the much loved homemade kulfi Indian ice cream. Jessi is the man you’ll find behind the pots, whose cooking has been praised by The Age Good Food Guide, Cheap Eats, SMH, The Australian, Broadsheet, the Herald Sun and more. He grew up in a humble, North Indian village kitchen where his love of cooking for others emerged. Now, his village happily extends to Fitzroy North.

The Horn Please menu is small but changes regularly so be warned…you will not find the typical Indian restaurant menu of endless types of curry here. This is because each dish ordered is made with care and with fresh ingredients. And, we’ve stocked the drink fridges well offering a large selection of craft and some interesting imported beer. The vibe is festive, energetic and neighborly. Decide to join us on a whim as bookings are not required but a few are taken each evening. There is take away too if that suits your plan better.