Nice little spot. A little on the pricey side, but big portions and had lots to take home.read more

Located in a strip mall, this nondescript, hole in the wall is a nice Indian cuisine dining…read moreexperience. The seating is comfortable and the service was very good. Regardless of the fact that we were the only people in this place for lunch, our seating and ordering happened in quick succession. The food came out faster than expected as well and it was good! Creamy and tasty with a nice amount of heat. Not too crazy. I ordered a '2' and that was right at the edge of my tolerance. Next time I will order a '1'. Okay, so why not '5' No lunch portions. Did I eat everything in front of me? Yes. Yes I did and I enjoyed every bite! I would have liked a slightly smaller portion for lunch though. Definitely worth a try.

We found this cute Indian restaurant while looking for a new dinner spot. It did not disappoint!…read moreEverything was very good! The place is clean, service was prompt, and dishes were perfectly spiced and fresh. The mango and yogurt drink was delicious! We will definitely be back.

Came here for dinner with a friend because I was hankering for some Indian food. Found this…read moreestablishment and figured we try this out! I am no Indian cuisine expert.. if anything, I am fairly basic haha.. I love me a good chicken tikka masala and that's what I ordered. Don't get me wrong.. I've tried a number of Indian dishes back in the day in SoCal, but I am just a huge chicken tikka masala fan. So they claim this is their take of modern northern Indian cuisine.. but I just felt like it was northern Indian cuisine in modern decor - no hate, just an observation. We also ordered their butter chicken, garlic naan, and a chickpea dish. Overall the food was good, but nothing amazing. Also I asked for a 7 out of 10 spice and it wasn't even remotely spicy.. BUT I have been running into this spicy "issue" here in Cincinnati.. maybe it's spicy for the local folks and not for this Southern California girl... HAHA. Oh! Lastly, we ordered their mango lassi and that was delicious. Overall, nice experience, but nothing mind blowing.

So whenever I go to an Indian restaurant, my go-to to check the baseline is to get a chana masala,…read morespice level hot. I was in Cincinnatti for work and wanted to find some Indian that evening, and Flavors n Spices was right down the road from my hotel. Went in, and the the service was friendly and pleasant, the atmosphere was just nice enough that you got a sense that you are Eating Out, and the restrooms are really clean. So it was already doing well even before I ordered. I opted for the chana masala, and when the server said that the spice levels were mild, medium, and hot, I opted for hot. She did due dilligence and asked if I was sure I wanted hot, and then took my order and delivered some incredibly tasty chana masala that had the combo of flavor, spice, and burn that I love. Deep, rich flavor to the masala, and the garlic naan that I ordered alongside it was also excellent. Server checked on me frequently while I was eating, and kept my water full. All told, great experience if you're interested in getting Indian. Highly recommend.

I'm really disappointed and I definitely won't order from here again…read more I paid $22 for a lamb biryani, and there were only a few pieces of meat on the plate. It honestly felt like I ordered a plate of rice with just a sample of lamb. Very disappointing and a waste of money.

The wife and I sure missed out for several years by not realizing just how good Bridges is…read more There's no accounting for it other than being asleep at the switch. (I did visit the old downtown location with a too-large office group back in the late 2010s, and that chaotic arrangement probably distracted me from its excellence.) Recently, it's our favorite bang-for-the-buck place in the metro. Or at least it is when we order the rice bowls. A digression about "bowls": When Chipotle exploded in popularity 15 or 20 years ago, folks compared the bowl (and burrito) assembly-line set-up to Subway. Ten years after that, seems like every fast-casual assembly-line style place was compared to Chipotle itself. Nowadays there's so many fast-casual chains with this model that this style of dining is often dismissed by the office-lunch kids as "slop bowls." I get it: some of these places are terrible and tedious and unimaginative. Even though the rice bowls at Bridges feature this assembly-line model, these ain't no "slop bowls." Instead, this is some of the most explosively flavorful food in town. I don't know jack about Nepali food, but at least at Bridges it's somewhat similar to Northern Indian but less about creamy sauces and more vibrant and complex and herbaceous, at least compared to its local Northern Indian cousins. As if it's not already good enough, ask for a small gundruk (a buck or two more?) to add yet another flavor facet. (Gundruk is a mix of fermented leafy greens and not quite like anything I've ever experienced. But great.) Momos--big dumplings--are specific to Nepali cuisine, at least around here. Bridges' are excellent, but whereas you used to be able to get a single momo with another dish, now you've got to order ten of them. Too bad. The staff at this location is always pleasant and helpful, at least in our experience.

We enjoyed our impromptu lunch here! Hubby had the thukpa. A rice noodle soup dish with the choice…read moreof chicken or veg for protein. I enjoyed a rice bowl with aromatic chicken and veggies. We both ordered our bowls with mild sauce. Hubby also got hot sauce on the side. Service was great! The young woman was personable and patient with our questions. The food was delicious! FYI you do bus your own dishes after the meal. Also, the space was clean and bright!

Very good find! The food is light on the cream and very flavorful! This is a great find and we…read moremet the owner who was very accommodating! We enjoy the spice level higher and he was very helpful in understanding our well traveled Indian experience. The food and service together is excellent. Nothing but the best to this location. I will return many times in the future

I used my yelp dice to make a selection for what to eat and Indian food it was! The customer…read moreservice was great. Our food was labeled which is always important because I'm allergic to shrimp. The curry was so tasty yet spicy. I ordered a number 3 and boy was it spicy!! Beautiful restaurant I like how they have the menu on the door and on the inside there is art from different parts of India. I'll definitely be back.

Possibly the best Indian I've had in Greater Cincinnati. In our first visit, we ordered Saag…read morePaneer, Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala, Kadai Ginger Chicken, and Garlic Naan, and everything that hit the table impressed us. The Tandoori Chicken was huge, sizzling, and beautifully spiced. The Saag was so lusciously creamy with nice chunks of homemade cheese that set off wonderfully from the spinach. My Kadai Ginger Chicken had the perfect balance of spices and a delightful creaminess. The Naan was delicious too. Even the rice was perfect. And best of all, everything came out sizzling and hot, which really improves the flavor and demonstrates that the kitchen is on the ball. Absolutely give Ann India a try. It's around $20 per dish, so it's not cheap, but the portions are big (especially the Tandoori Chicken) and everything is DELICIOUS. Our ride home consisted mostly of talking about how much we enjoyed our meal, which doesn't happen as much as it once did. Kudos to Ann India!

Great take-out meal at Ann India! We had for location convenience reasons been going to a different…read moreIndian restaurant for a while, but came back to Ann India when the other place's quality declined. And Ann Indian delivered: the rice in particular was perfect, light and fluffy and mildly and deliciously spiced. I could have eat just the rice. But the chicken tikka masala was also great (hubs wanted it more creamy, but I was fine) and the dal makhani was great (maybe could have been more lentil-rich; was a tad more soupy than we like, but the flavor was great). The only miss in expectation was the kachumber salad. It was lettuce with cucumber (I was expecting just cucumber with a tangy sauce/dressing). We will be back!

I walked in curious... and left completely obsessed!!…read more Ashak Chipalu & his mother Rose originally opened Bridges Nepali Cuisine in Cincinnati in 2015 & they have grown to 4 locations, including Covington. This was my 1st experience trying Nepalese food & I'm now a customer for life! Not only was the food amazing, but the people were also so friendly & the ambiance is vibrant & welcoming. They really make you feel at home from the moment you walk in. I tried a Rice Bowl with Aromatic Chicken, Mixed Veggies, Mixed Lentils & Spicy Sauce and Chicken & Rice Samosas with this sweet & spicy sauce that I could literally eat every day. Each bite is bursting with authentic Nepalese flavors that wrap your taste buds in a warm hug! My favorite bites were the Rice Bowl & that Samosa sauce that I could probably eat on everything! This is the kind of place that turns first-timers into regulars... authentic, unforgettable & absolutely worth the hype! 11 W 7th St, Covington, KY 41011 https://www.bridgesnepalicuisine.com/ Instagram & TikTok: @biteswithmissb #biteswithmissb #viral #foodie #support #smallbusiness

Been to every other Bridges location so I figured I'd try out Covington. Perfect location and easy…read moreto park. I always order 10 chicken and pork momo, a cup of Aloo Jhol (and yes you need the flatbread), and a cup of Chai. This is the perfect order and Bridges always nails it. NO NOTES!

Love having Tela in the neighborhood! They are reliably delicious and a friendly spot to meet…read moreneighbors and friends. We stopped by recently for some takeout and were helped quickly at the bar. Our food came out in less than 10 minutes and the bartender was helpful and friendly while we waited. The patio was packed with people enjoying the nice weather! The parking lot in back is also a perk. We split the smash bros chickpea wrap, which was above average for a wrap but didn't make a huge impression. The menu said roasted tomatoes but the tomatoes to me seemed like just sliced Roma tomatoes. It held up and was great to go! I will note it does not come with a side and thus feels pretty expensive for the amount of food it is. The real hit was the pretzel nuggets. These have been on the menu for a while and stand the test of time. The garlic caramel is standout and the beer cheese is also delicious. We both commented we wanted to eat the extra sauce on its own at the end because it was so delicious. Tela is great to dine in or to go. With pickleball and great walking routes nearby, it's a great option to make a night of it in Wyoming! Highly recommend.

This review is based on an online carryout pickup order…read more I walked in and waited a few minutes for someone to acknowledge me - the bartender then snagged my name - she handed me my order and told me have a great day! The inside was clean and had a nice vibe - the outdoor dining area was full at 115 pm on a Thursday. I ordered a burger for 14 and the short rib mac for 20 - for the portion sizes it is a little pricey however the food is phenomenal! The short rib was tender and smoky with a sweetness - the mac and cheese were creamy and perfectly seasoned - the onions on top added a nice crisp touch that pulled everything together. The burger was perfectly seasoned - but a little pricey since there were no fries included - could at least include chips for free. All in all, I will be back to try some of their other menu items and to dine inside.