Star of India

The buffet is definitely the best deal, I just wished there were some of my other favorites on there. Service was amazing and attentive. It was a tad warm inside but very pleasant all around.

Ahhhh... it pains me to give a 2-star review to someplace I used to really enjoy. I haven't come to Star of India in few years. We decided to stop by for a buffet lunch on my daughter's last day in town. I left completely underwhelmed. Today's buffet choices just didn't hit the mark. Chicken items marked "boneless" had occasional bits of bone. The variety of buffet offerings wasn't particularly appealing. Some crunchy pieces of rice. Even the standard chicken tikka masala failed to impress. For $15.99 a person, this didn't feel like money well spent. Service was minimal, but cordial. The most interaction we had was when folks came to fill waters. The restaurant was quiet for peak lunch hours. I'd round up to 3 based on past experiences, but that doesn't feel quite honest since I'd be hesitant to come back based on today's visit. :-/

Great service, good food, and great descriptions of all the gradations of mild, medium, and hot explained perfectly. My eggplant, naan, and rice were delicious.

Ordered takeout from here last night and food was very delicious! I ordered the saag paneer, mild. My sister got the butter chicken and we got naan. It was also very tasty, good portions and came with yellow rice! Will definitely return again.

We finally discovered this gem for ourselves! They have the best Indian lunch buffet in town. The price for the buffet has increased to $13.99 but the value is still there, and who hasn't increased prices. The service is one of the best in town. There were 4 front of house staff sharing the load team style, hosting, waiting, filling waters, answering questions, and ensuring the buffet never ran out.The food is delicious with great variety and feels healthy and not too greasy at all. They have amazing Pekora (the reddish ones are a bit better than the yellowish ones), and the chicken tiki masala is moist and flavorful. Of 8-10 buffet items I loved at least 5 things. The naan is great and comes in a gluten-free option as well. The house cocktails are also quite good.My understanding is that the buffet is only at lunchtime from 11:30a-2:30p.

Terrible food. Just go elsewhere. It is tough to find decent Indian food, anywhere in Colorado but especially northern. I would try another place.

I love the lunch buffet. Quick access to delicious food. Service is excellent and quick. Laid back ambiance. I try to limit times going there since I can at times get carried away and over eat.

Very high quality food and service. We loved the tandoori and tikka masala. Kid friendly as well.

Our first time here since we moved from TX. I had the chicken tika masala and my husband had the lamb curry. Both were good. We really enjoyed the naam. I tried the kashmiri naam ( cherries, cashews and raisins). That alone was like having a dessert!

Horrible experience. Food quality is terrible. Runny and watery curries. The owner must think to make more profit by adding water to get the yield. Short sighted approach to decrease customer traffic. Sad! Meat quality is below par. One can see, that the curries are not fresh, by just looking at the texture of protein and potatoes. I do not know why service at Indian restaurants are without smiles. No interaction at all. No greetings and no parting phrase as thank you! No, I will not be back.