While exploring the City Park area with my assistant this Saturday in search of a refined yet…read moreeffortless bite, we happened upon a delightful establishment that immediately caught my eye, The Spice Room. The prominent signage out front set a wonderful tone, and arrival was an absolute dream with effortlessly convenient parking available right outside. Stepping inside, one is instantly enveloped by a wonderfully authentic Indian ambiance that remains remarkably fresh, immaculate, and pristine throughout. The venue is thoughtfully arranged, featuring intimate private seating areas that provide a serene and comfortable atmosphere for a Saturday luncheon. I was also pleased to note their seamless takeout options for those on the move. The service was top-tier from the moment we crossed the threshold. Our waiter greeted us with such genuine warmth and gracious hospitality that we felt treated like cherished family my only slight regret of the afternoon was neglecting to ask for his name, though I shall most certainly make a point to do so on my next visit! To begin, we ordered two cups of traditional Masala Chai, which arrived wonderfully hot, fragrant, and impeccably spiced. For our courses, we selected the Chicken Shahenshah alongside the Lamb Vindaloo, accompanied by white rice. When the feast arrived a brief few minutes later, I was deeply impressed to see the rice beautifully presented in distinct, artistic hue a visually stunning touch! The dishes themselves were an absolute culinary triumph rich, exquisitely layered with flavor, and deeply satisfying. Between the spotless environment, charming aesthetic, sublime cuisine, and stellar hospitality, The Spice Room earns absolute full marks from me. A complete hit I shall most certainly be returning

Our first time trying this wonderfully conceived Indian restaurant. You'll be overwhelmed with the…read moreservice provided, but you'll be more overwhelmed with the food, the atmosphere and the decor. This is the top end of Indian food in the Denver area. Even if you're not a fan of Indian food, you have to try here. Charadi was our server and she was very personable and provided excellent accommodation.

I sorely wish I could give higher marks but…read more.. Came by on a weekday evening and it was very quiet. Our server was meh. Gave off a strong "I don't want to be here" vibe and was not particularly attentive (and was definitely not busy). We ordered two specials: lamb shank and the fish curry along with cilantro naan. Had really high hopes for both and they fell very flat. For the high price, portions were also a bit sad. The lamb was overcooked to the point of severe dryness and the fish was also overcooked, resulting in an almost rubbery texture. The rice was fine (kinda hard to ruin that) and the naan was also a bit overdone. We didn't order any dessert given the quality of the entrees. I'm really bummed. Indian is my favorite cuisine and I live within walking distance and could easily have become a regular. Unfortunately I will not be returning.

Nice place in Cherry Creek North. The inside is clean and welcoming, and the staff are…read moreknowledgeable about the menu. A big plus is that they offer non-alcoholic beer at this location. The Nepali chow mein is very flavorful, and they are generous with the meat portion. We ordered the lamb vindaloo and Jamaican goat curry at a 4/5 spice level, which ended up being a bit too spicy for my taste. I think a 3/5 would be perfect next time. Both curries were delicious, and the meats were very tender. The naan is excellent, though the rice was a little on the dry side. Overall, it was a fantastic meal and we'll definitely return soon.

We have eaten here numerous times and the food always has been outstanding. We have tried many…read moreIndian restaurants in town over the years and Unique comes out on top for us. Highly recommend it. I'm

A strip mall restaurant next door to a Middle Eastern market and an El Salvadoran restaurant…read more Unique Indian Cuisine is spacious and clean. They have very soothing spa music playing (a little odd, but also charming). You can see that the owners probably did their own repairs and upgrades. We ordered cocktails and saw that they used top shelf alcohol. The food was very flavorful. Not the Indian flavors that I'm used to, but delicious. The tandoori chicken pieces were massive and they did not skimp on the sides of rice like other Indian restaurants. The garlic naan was paper thin like a roti and infused with so much garlic! Our server was very sweet and attentive. She carefully made both our cocktails and when we complimented her, she was humbled and honored. If you're in the Denver area, please drop by this restaurant.

The food, service and ambiance were fabulous. The food was excellent. I will definitely return to…read moreTikka. It's the best Indian food in Denver. There are several locations.

Solid Indian food option in between downtown and Cherry Creek…read more We have eaten here several times and always a good friendly experience. The menu has all the usual Options and some favorites that are unique to the location. We had a spread... Chicken tikka masala was pretty typical in a good way. Gobi Lasoni was excellent. Five stars. Think chili chicken only with cauliflower and not as salty. Veg noodles mild were so good. Samosa chaat was great Chicken korma was very good Garlic cheese naan was good but not the best I've ever had Service here is fast and genuinely nice. The restaurant is large with lots of space and would be great for a big group. They have outdoor seating but it's westerly facing and likely hot in the afternoons. I've never seen anyone sit outside. I would say this is reliable, reasonably priced with great menu options and great service.

Had a late dinner at Little India Central Park - the food was Ok. Ate outside because their AC was…read moreout :O (I imagine that'll get fixed pretty quickly.) The service on the slow side - I was a bit surprised how slow, they were not busy; seemed odd

Many years ago, my friends and I started going to Little Indias on 6th Ave, usually for lunch…read morebuffet to break up the work day. We all got to know Simran the owner very well. This was at the beginning of his soon to become Indian Restaurant Empire. Great guy! Today we went for their buffet in Central Park and unfortunately or fortunately the buffet never happened. But we remained and ordered a lamb tikka Masala and a potato cauliflower and garbanzo specialty entree along with garlic naan and delicious basmati rice. The flavors were delicious, richness that hit a home run and the heat levels were exactly what we ordered. Customer service was impeccable, parking was easy around the corner and we couldn't have ordered a better time for a pre-Mother's Day weekend.

I had a really great experience here. The food was delicious, the service was friendly and…read moreattentive, and the atmosphere was comfortable and relaxing. Everything was fresh and nicely prepared, and the staff made me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. I would definitely come back again and would happily recommend this place to friends and family.

We went for lunch recently and had an exceptional meal. They start you with yummy papadum with…read moregreen chutney and sweet tamarind chutney, which I really like. We ordered the rajma & aloo masala and the chicken madras, and both dishes were delicious and excellent examples of the cuisine. The menu here is vast, but much of it is organized by sauces, and they're all very well described. We skipped the adult beverages, as it was early in the day, but they have a full bar, and their specialty cocktail menu was a tempting read. Service was friendly and efficient, and the space is comfortable and inviting enough to dine in, although they seem to do a brisk to-go business. I'll most definitely return.

Popped in on a Friday night and was surprised by how quiet it was! We were seated immediately and…read morestarted with the chicken momos, which were so flavorful and came with the perfect Himchuli sauce. These were advertised as spicy but definitely were more on the mild side. We also got the chicken korma, dal makhani, and garlic naan, and everything was delicious. The naan was especially good more light and airy than your typical naan. Service was quick and attentive the whole time, the restaurant was clean, and overall it was a great experience. Definitely a spot I'd return to when I'm craving some comfort food!

Veg Chilli Momo - 5* for the sauce, 3* for Momo Veg…read moreNoodles/Chowmein - 5* Veg Thali - 5* Masala Chai - 4* (big cup) Few pictures attached.

My husband and I love Ethiopian food and recently moved to the Denver area so we've been trying…read morequite a few places. This is our FAVORITE so far. We were a little nervous walking in as it looked kinda dark and was empty, but the chef-turned waiter-turned hostess came out quickly and had us sit wherever we wanted. The menu is extensive so if this is a one man show, very impressed by the variety! Our food was ready quickly and hot and delicious! Best gluten free injera we have tried in the city so far. Doro wot, doro tibes, gomen, atkilt wot, split peas, lentils - every vegetable offering is amazing! (fyi, closed on Tuesdays!)

Haven't been here in quite some time, but every time I go it's such a good experience. The food is…read moreamazing and the staff is friendly. I had my first taste of Injera here and it was magical. Great ambiance as well, seems to be traditional seating and the art is pretty. I love this restaurant.

Part of the fantastic Mango House food hall and community service center. Dined there last night…read morewith family and friends, and had a fantastic curry, while my son very much enjoyed the momos and the mango lassi. The place looks and feels like food halls and market areas I've been in traveling abroad. Good food, good-sized servings, friendly service -- will definitely go again.

If you want authentic nepalese momos in Denver - look no further. Grabbed my momos and chai togo…read moreand these were fantastic. Ordered the chicken momos and veggie momos and both were fantastic flavorful and tasted delish with the nepalese chutney. The masala chai was fabulous as well. This place is inside Mango House. Everytime I am in Denver I will stop by. Highly recommend.

Gaia Masala & Burger was a great late-night find after a baseball game at Coors Field. One of the…read morebiggest advantages right off the bat: they're open until 3 a.m. We arrived around midnight with a group of five, ranging in age from our early 20s to 60, and even though the restaurant was fairly busy, we had no trouble getting a table. We decided this was the kind of menu that needed to be explored, so we ordered a broad selection and shared everything: the Masala Crusher, beef Philly cheesesteak, paneer pizza, vegan saag, baba ganoush, Philly masala cheese fries, garlic cheese naan, and honey naan. We ordered most things at about a 2 out of 4 spice level, and I would describe that as very mild. Nothing at that level was especially spicy to anyone in our group. The paneer pizza was my personal favorite. I absolutely loved it. The garlic cheese naan was also excellent. Several people at the table thought the saag was amazing, and the masala cheese fries were another big hit. The cheesesteak was probably the lowest on the list for me personally, but it was still good. That really describes the meal well: I had some definite winners and some dishes that were more "also-rans," while other people at the table had different favorites. We also had the baba ganoush, and I forgot to specifically ask for naan with it, so it came with pita. That was probably a little disappointing only because the naan here was so good. The Masala Mule was also very well received. I'm not really a drinker, but I had a sip and picked up a fairly strong grapefruit flavor. The people at our table who were actually drinking it enjoyed it quite a bit. Portions are generous. Very generous. The five of us ordered $103 worth of food before tax and tip, ate until everyone was satisfied, and still left with four boxes of leftovers. Our table was technically set for six, but it was fairly narrow, and once all of the dishes arrived there wasn't much extra room left. The one area where Gaia really did not work for me was the atmosphere. The music was very loud, with a lot of rap playing during our visit, and for me personally it made the meal less enjoyable. The younger members of our group were more comfortable with the vibe, although I wouldn't say everyone was completely into it. The metal chairs also were not especially comfortable. I think this is probably a much better fit for a 20- or 30-something late-night crowd than for someone looking for a relaxed dinner where conversation is part of the experience. That said, the food itself gave us plenty to like. Our group of five was overwhelmingly positive overall, averaging about 4.8 out of 5, so I'm giving Gaia five stars based on the group experience. Full disclosure, though: I was the outlier. Personally, I'd put it at about 4 out of 5. The loud atmosphere, uncomfortable chairs, and the fact that I had some clear favorites and some dishes I probably wouldn't rush to order again kept it from being a five-star experience for me personally. But the rest of the group was more enthusiastic across the board, and with five people trying this many different things and everyone finding something they really enjoyed, Gaia clearly did a lot right. If you're looking for adventurous late-night food in Denver, especially after a game or a night out, Gaia Masala & Burger is absolutely worth a try. And if I go back, the paneer pizza and garlic cheese naan will definitely be on my table again.

Let me start off by saying that the food here is simply amazing! Authentic Nepali offerings, a huge…read moremenu, a vast amount of vegan options are a significant part of what makes this place unique, particular to the Denver area. The fact that this place has in open kitchen until 2 AM, makes it a no-brainer for late night eats that are exceptionally delicious. I'm giving a four star rating is the ambience leaves much to be desired. The lighting is far too bright. There are fluorescent lights in the soft drink machines and harsh overhead lighting. A beautiful interior is almost as important to me as the food - but I know this is not the case for everyone. Overall, this is a stand out restaurant worth giving a try.