Lassi & Spice

My rating: 2.5/5!!! I was so excited when my friend told me that Lassi & Spice in Seattle has the Mumbai classic - Vada Pav!! I ordered their Vada Pav sliders through DoorDash app. The Service didn't take too long to make the sliders but may be, the delivery through the app did. There were 3 small sliders. By the time I got my order, the pav became very soggy. The Vada Pav was so blah in taste. Being a Mumbaikar, if you're going to sell a Vada Pav under the label as "Mumbai Classic" I can't help but be a harsh critic if the dish lacked the authentic flavor. It was more like potato pattie with no other spices and ingredients like garlic, ginger, cumin and chili. Only reason I gave 2.5 rating is because the green, tamarind and peanuts garlic dry chutney was good and added that extra kick! I was highly disappointed.

Decent spot for light snacks and drinks!Indian drinks like lassi and haldi dood! You can make any lassi vegan for $1No parking. Limited seating. Quick service. No samples. Cute ambiance

I live really close and decided to give it a try on a Saturday at 5 PM. When I walked in all the tables had people sitting, but there were some bar seats, so it was nice to see that it was reasonably popular! The place is order at a counter, then bus your own dishes if you choose to eat in store. I went up to the counter to order, and noticed quite a few things on the menu were out of stock. No issue for me, and I ordered a samosa chaat and a blueberry cardamom lassi. My lassi came out first and quite quickly, and it was quite good! The blueberry flavor was quite mild which was good since the overall drink was not overly sweet. I'll definitely be back to try the pistachio and mango flavors! My samosa chaat also came out maybe 10 minutes later, really well packed as I asked for it to-go. It was warm, and when I first started eating it all the crunchy parts were still crunchy suggesting it was freshly put together! It tasted as expected, and I had no issues with it. I'll definitely be back to try other items!

Vada pav and Pav bhaji was bland in taste. I wish it had more flavors like authentic ones. Thankfully they provided chili's with vada pav which helped in getting a spice kick. No comments on service or ambiance as this was a to go order.

My office is near this place and I thought I'd try it out. They have simple yet inclusive menu. Everything looked good. I got sambar and rice. It tastes good for sure but the quantity for the price is way too low. I wouldn't recommend this place based on their super high prices. Will get my food from chipotle rather. The staff is nice. There is not designated parking so you would have to find street parking which could be tricky at this location. The place is cutely decorated though!Response to the business's reply: the portion size I got was 1/3 of what I get at chipotle. I guess your definition of generous portion is different from a lot of us.

Super cool concept for good grab and go spot for mango lassi and other Indian bites. The mango lassi was good but could have been better. They have a lot of food options that I wasn't able to try but I'd come back!

Found this nice place while strolling around Seattle downtown. The place is small but has got a nice vibe. The servers were polite and receptive. The menu reflects Indian street food with some authentic maharashtrain dishes. We order Pav Bhaji, Misal pav, batata vada, ginger tea and lassi. The Misal tasted really nice, it was more like Mumbai style Misal (not kolhapuri style). Pav bhaji and batata vada were decent, some improvements can be done here to make it more better.Chai and lassi both hit the spot on rainy Sunday evening. Will definitely come back when I visit Seattle again. I'd definitely recommend to checkout the place for quick bite.

The ginger chai tea with oat milk is absolutely delicious here! I got takeout on a Sunday afternoon with my pup in his stroller. Note that they only allow service animals, but I missed the sign since I had my eyes set on grabbing a quick drink..and went in with my stroller (that had my senior dog in it) I was able to order and pay and thankfully one of the nice ladies in the cafe offered to bring my drink while I waited outside. She even put tape on the drink lid because she knew I'd be walking around. 5 stars because she was really sweet about it! Next time I have my pup, I'll bring my husband so he can stay outside with Pablo. I look forward to trying their lassis and other items!

I finally checked this place out after walking past it multiple times! I'm thrilled to find an Indian chai spot with an oat milk option. The oat milk masala chai paired well with the gulab jamun. I would've like the poha to be spicier, however, I can see myself reach for its muted flavors as a simple breakfast to ease one's stomach. It's a cute spot with options below $10, which is a rare gem in SLU and central Seattle.

Delicious sweet and savory snacks! I really love the idli sambar and the pav bhaji, but everything I've tried has been great! The pav are so fluffy and perfectly toasted, and the idli are soft and pleasantly spongy, and each is the perfect complement to the paired veggie dish!I have pretty low spice tolerance, so the very mild heat of the plain pav bhaji is perfect, but it's good to know they can kick it up for those with different palates.Also love that they provide dairy-free options for the drinks!