In a sleepy, unassuming strip mall, there's a delicious, crispy ginormous Paper Masala dosas! The dosas were 3 feet long and the idly was fluffy and the size of my palm! The Masala was on point and not too spicy, just wish there was more of it! The peanut sauce had a nice spicy kick and paired well with the dosa. The Biryani (lamb, chicken, and veggie), were quite spicy! My sister rented the private back room for a large party for 50 people with about 8 tables and a bar in the back. The Mango Lassi helped to diluate the spiceness and both the red and white wine were good. There was a band or live singer in the main dining room and the unsurprisingly, the restaurant was packed. Will definitely come back for some Dosa!

I got an assortment of dishes and a 70 mm dosa. It was absolutely wonderful. Good price point and excellent service. This is legit stuff.

this is my second time to 1947 norwood and the visits were about a year apart and still so amazing south indian food!!! get the table long dosa. can i just say what a lovely concept for sharing dosa together (or eating one along couch cough) and not charging $50 for no good reason. they basically just make it wider and thinner. it's such an art. we got the mutton appetizer and chili chicken to eat with it. my friend ordered the szechwan noodles to go and said she loved it. and to top off our long drive from rhode island to mass for dosas, we also got the nutella dosa at the end for dessert. it's on the kids menu but they let us get it for a sweet treat hehe. such homey cozy vibes and staff. you could dress up to come for dinner all fancy or casual lunch, they did a wonderful job with the decor that way.

This place offers an extensive menu with lots of options to try. I was excited to try their chicken paneer. Their majority of their dishes are served with rice, but you have to order the naan separately. The dish was good, but I wish it included more chicken for the price. The staff were friendly and willing to answer any questions that I had about the menu.

Great indian food and the best in the Medfield/Walpole/Sharon region! Me and my family have been searching for a great indian place in the Medfield surroundings for a while and 1947 got the trophy! It has a good ambiance (albeit a little noisy), great service and, more important, great food. The menu is extensive, with plenty of vegetarian and gluten free choices, and the seasoning and selection as authentic as it gets. We had the 70 cm dosa , samosas, chicken tikka masala, butter chicken and a paneer dish that was very hot and different from all curries we had before. We'll definitely go back for more.

Very clean and airy. We get goat or lamb vindaloo. So far it's been exceptionally good hope to return for other interesting items. Very good spice mixture. Brought family and they were very impressed.

We picked out 1947 Norwood for a date night and were not disappointed. Huge menu with large gluten free and vegan selections. Everything is super flavorful and fresh. Portions are big and filling. The only downside was that we kind of got lost in the shuffle when all the DoorDash/pickup orders came in and had to flag down a server a few times for water refills and napkins.

Great food and vibes, 1947 Norwood offers a very extensive menu for all. LOCATION: Plenty of parking and space to accommodate large groups! The deco inside was very nice as well. FOOD: We ordered the mango lassi which was decent but not the best we had. My partner ordered the Lamb Chettinadu and liked it! I ordered the Mysore Masala Dosa and absolutely loved it - it had so much flavor and the crepe was perfect. We also ordered the Babai Idly and popcorn chicken to share. The babai idly was wonderful but popcorn chicken can be skipped. SERVICE: Staff was nice but helpful when we had questions!

A little hidden gem right off route 1 with an extensive menu and welcoming staff. There are plenty of tables inside, but it looks like they do a robust to go business as well. Portions are generous and the flavor in every sauce, meat and dish were delicious! Plus, we had plenty of leftover to take home for a second meal. My only call out is that the water cups are fairly small and you have to ask for refills a few times (especially if you order something spicier like the vindaloo)