Spice Room

Was very underwhelmed with this place (speaking as someone who's eaten at at least 400 Indian restaurants).I accidentally ordered from here thinking it was Spice & Curry, where I had DoorDashed from the other day - that food was really really good so I came here and then realized my mistake.Overall thoughts:- chicken in chicken tikka masala was not tender whatsoever, was on the harder side- chicken tikka masala wasn't puréed properly - typically it's a completely smooth consistency - tea tasted slightly odd tho that could be because I ordered decaf- naan was sub par as well -- not fluffy with moist and tender portions alongside crispy portions.Pros:- large serving of naan- AMAZING customer service! We were waited on by Goku and he was incredible. I wish I could leave a higher review just for him but I do want other yelpers to know the quality - but he definitely earned amazing top notch service and I gave him a $10 tip instead Overall really unimpressed and surprised by the Yelp rating. I really liked Spice & Curry Kitchen (Vallejo st) as an alternative, at least in terms of ranking the chicken tikka masala dish. Hope this helps!

Denver is not known for its Indian food, and yet there are several places I would return to over this.Restaurant itself seems nice and clean, it's off Colfax with minimal associated parking, may have to park some blocks away as the streets can get pretty fullStaff were pleasant, however it's the food that was so lacking. Got a spinach paneer and lamb curry to go, both were really lacking in flavor. Their mango lassi was very watered down and served with ice, not great bang for buck. Perhaps it was an off day or they do better with other dishes but I'm not sure I would return here.

The food was good. The service was pushy. There is a point of making sure everything is taken care of and then being pushy. They were pushy. And they are so desperate for google reviews they will straight take your phone and add the review themselves. It was really obnoxious.

I have ordered delivery from Spice Room countless times, and it's always been good. I finally dined in person, and was not disappointed. Everything was delicious and flavorful. There are lots of options on the menu, and I particularly appreciate the ability to make most dishes dairy-free. I love their lamb entrees (curry and Rogan Josh especially) and the Chicken 65, but everything is good. If you're going dairy-free, I will admit the chicken tikka masala isn't quite the same without the cream. The coconut flavor really comes through and it changes the dish. It's not bad though. The kormas come out really well dairy-free! Service was prompt and friendly. Clean interior and bathrooms. I was also able to find parking.

It's not as good as other Indian places because of the flavor of the food. There were a lot of seeds and taste of black licorice/fennel in the samosa. I've had many samosas in my life and one never tasted like this, in a not preferred way. The samosa dough seemed under cooked, as well. The mutter paneer was oddly sweet. Never had that dish taste sweet before. The chicken tikka masala was good.The naan was ok, we got cheesy garlic. It was flat though and didn't have pockets of air like I'm used to seeing with naan. Def had the cheese in it but the garlic I didn't see or taste. The house white wine was nice and cheap! This place isn't better IMO than other spots.

Came here cause I've had it before and loved it the last time I was in Denver. Food was and still is great. This time I went an hour before closing so it was much more packed but we were seated right away and food was pretty quick to come. We had blooming onions, vegetable samosas and curry chicken. The food was all delicious and the right amount of spicy for me. Service was great until towards the end, it felt a little dismissive. It was weird since it was close to closing, it was like I had to wave down to get attention towards the end. At the end I had a different person close me out. I still recommend this place however. Highly!

I have been on an Indian food kick lately and this place was fantastic! I got it for carry out and everyone was so friendly with a very casual vibe.The chicken tikka was delicious and so was the garlic naan. However, the chicken vindaloo wings were OUTSTANDING! I enjoyed that dish so much and everyone needs to get it.

The only thing I'm mad about is how long it took me to try this place. The flavors? Incredible. Love being able to pick the spice level since I'm a baby. We got two naans, samosas, lamb tikka, butter chicken and honey curry for 100. More expensive than some take outs? Sure? Quality and flavors worth it? 100. And we had enough for dinner and leftovers for two lunches. Will definitely definitely order again.

We were in town on vacation when I was able to locate a friend who lives in the Denver area and invite him to dinner. We asked him to find a restaurant for us. He suggested Indian food at Spice Room.The reviews complained about parking. Indeed, we found no spots in the parking lot (which only parks about ten cars), but we got lucky and found a spot perilously close to a fire hydrant. THEN, as we were getting out of the car, my wife spotted a car leaving the parking lot! We started up the car and moved into the vacated spot.The food is great. I'm a big fan of tandoori chicken, so I ordered that. It was tasty and too much for me to finish. My friend ordered the same and didn't finish his, either. (I don't recall what my wife ordered.)If I had to complain about something, it would be the 1-5 spice scale. I ordered my food at a 2 and barely tasted the heat. (In contrast, I ordered food at another Indian restaurant earlier in the week and a 3 was too hot to handle.)It's a big restaurant, not at all in proportion to the available parking. It can seat groups; I'm just not sure everyone will get a parking spot.

Always love our meals here. Good service and good drinks too. Try their chai espresso martini! Will always be back.