Bombay Bazaar

We just came back from a trip to Nepal with a quick stop in Old Delhi. We have been jonesing to experiment making some traditional Indian food dishes and the trip was all the inspiration we needed. A good friend recommended Bombay Bazaar and so we went. The smell is an interesting mix of rich spices and people...just like India!Whether you are cooking for a crowd or an intimate gathering this store has options to suit your needs. Made from scratch or grab and go from the refrigerated or frozen sections, there arelots and lots of options. Spices are priced so affordably. I'll never buy spices in the traditional grocery store again. Can't wait to create some food and come back to try more options. I would say 50% of the items are not priced nor are there shelf tags. I might have paid more on some things but made up for it in others like spices and bulk items.

Love this place! I found it on a whim as I was at the tailor next door getting something fixed and happened to stop in here and glad I did!!they were just about to close when I got in but they still helped me with what I needed and gave me advice on what would be a better choice in several items. They have a great selection of frozen veggies and frozen fruits! They even have a great selection of frozen kababs and Indian dishes which I got for my son. I also love tamarind and was able to get it much cheaper here! Love this store will def be back. They even have mango purée to make great vegan smoothies with!

Really a 3.5.I am taking Covid into account, here, Yelp. Thanks for being a helicopter parent.I've been shopping at Bombay Bazaar off and on for 14 years. Mainly when dining next door, but I do make trips just for this shop.The pros: selectionLocationSometimes price (see cons)CleanThe cons:Inconsistent with labeling items with prices, rarely has shelf tagsCluttered (which isn't dirty, just...makes a trip difficult)Some prices are wildly out of line for the regionExpiration dates. They seemingly don't check, or don't care, so you should (and it's always the good stuff)Customer service is non existent. And almost always, the cashier, a woman, leaves as I walk up, and an older man steps in. I am a woman. The kitchenware area has been a wreck the last three times I've been in (two pre Covid).It's a weird and uncomfortable atmosphere. Other Indian stores locally aren't so dissociative. However, selection can make up for lack of service.I was able to get tea masala (the spice mix) for a friend who thinks mine is too fiery-spicy. Expiration dates were reasonable, and the price was good on both sizes.Decent selection of bulk size rice. One or two options in brown/unpolished.Pulses/lentils/beans selection is excellent.

A Denver staple for many years that is clean and well organized with a great variety of Pakistani and Indian groceries.

This is one of my new favorite places to shop. They have a larger than usual selection of everything you might be looking for from India. They have everything from bags of all types of rice, delicious snack foods with indian spices. Many things here are gluten free and are made with chickpea instead of wheat. You can find spices for a fraction of the cost at your local Kroger. They have papad, curries of all sorts, tons of frozen items including entrees, desserts, and breads. There is a section of cookware and other kitchen needs. Don't forget to bring your own reusable grocery bags. Try something new!

I want to like Bombay Bazaar with their variety of INDIAN GOONESS. Its indeed the MECCA store to get your INDIAN grocery galore needs. With the pre-packaged meals that can comes in handy if I am too tired to cook and the variety of spices you can get, this place has it.Though I cant deny some things are slightly above the price of other Indian grocer that I am used to. Perhaps they have the UPPER HAND to increase those items since they are the ONLY INDIAN Grocer in town to carry that PARTICULAR Basmati Rice that I have been using. Oh well.Just be extra careful, coz sometimes the items they sell is EXPIRED. As for the customer services, sometimes can be cold, sometimes can be friendly. Another down side for this store is, sometimes the items are not being tagged with a price list. This made me slightly frustrated since I like to know how much I am buying or getting from my list. Is this really being allowed to sell items without a PRICE code in Metro Denver?Might return and see how my parents think about this store and perhaps my review my differ.

Bombay Bazaar had all of the harder to find ingredients I needed to start cooking. The owner patiently walked around the store with me to show me where my shopping list items were located. He made recommendations on his favorite items and directed me to buy smaller quantities as appropriate. The store was clean and well organized. I will definitely be back!

I just want to let you know that you are not alone if you felt the owner is rude at this place. I already wrote a review on google already, so do not like to repeat my self. Blu A- Sorry to hear that you went through same. I apologize on owner's behalf as I do not want you to mistake all of our community to be same. I hope you have a pleasant experience else where.

Fantastic place for Indian grocery.. the best ever selection, no expired dates and fair prices.

Very clean, good prices and service. They have bulk grains, frozen foods, and prepared meals that are nutritious and healthy.