Spice Garden Indian Cuisine

Tasty, creative Indian cuisine at reasonable prices. The perfect mix. They have many vegetarian menu items as well as gluten free. We vacation in Arizona and this is one our go to spots. Sophia was very helpful explaining the menu and was a delightful server. My only recommendation would be to label the GF items to help us folks with celiac navigate the menu.

Good food and the only place in Tucson to serve some South Indian food. No frills space and reasonably priced menu.

Wonderful food and great service at Spice Garden Indian Cuisine! I went on a first date there and they did not disappoint. If I could I would have all first dates there as they made the experience very nice. We started with the samosa appetizer then had the chicken korma, cheese dosa (which tasted like crispy cheese pizza-delish) and plain naan for our entrees. Also a side of rice that came with the korma. Everything was so delicious and I want to come back to try their butter chicken, tikka masala and garlic naan!

What a gift this restaurant is to Marana! The staff is always helpful, the restaurant is always super clean and inviting, and most importantly, the food is always epic! We've only gone for lunch, and I always order the option that lets you have a sampling of several dishes, served on beautiful silvery platters and bowls! There are completely meatless option, meat-filled options, and everything in between. It's also a nice touch that ordering this way includes a small dessert. Everything is very flavorful and brimming with authentic spice.The second time we went we brought a crowd of people with us and everyone agrees - this place is a gem!

Fabulous! Authentic! And different! Each entree has its own unique flavors. The mushroom side dish is outstanding.

Great customer service! Clean dining area. They even have a bar area.They do not have public wifi.Garlic Naan was burnt.Tikka masala (chicken) was not as flavorful as expected and the chicken wasn't too tenderSecond experience: butter chicken is better

This was my first time coming here and I opted for a lunch special. I tried the tiki masala and it did not disappoint. It comes with your choice of naan, along with rice. As someone who doesn't eat a lot of Indian food, I was pleasantly surprised. The service was good, food was tasty, and price was fair.

Very delicious authentic flavors. The Tandoori Chicken came out on a sizzling cat iron skillet. It was full of amazing flavor, but a little drier than I would like. I'll definitely be to try it again and more on the menu too. It was a nice sit down restaurant with a casual feel. Our server was friendly, helpful, and attentive.

Apparently they do not honor reservations. I called on Wednesday night (2/12) and placed a reservation for 2 on Valentines Day (Friday, 2/14). They took my name and the time (7PM) and every thing was fine.I show up at 6:50 on Friday and there's a line out the door; the staff took over 15 minutes to come talk to me. The waitress says, "we don't take reservations for Friday. There are a lot of people waiting."Duh. That's the point of a reservation. I left. I'm not waiting around. I would have rather them told me that they lost the reservation - not a nonsensical excuse. I'd rather have them own up to it. What a shame.

My boyfriend and I made a reservation here for a Friday might and were told by the staff no problem they had our reservation. On Friday night we showed up, no one came to help anyone at the front for at least 15 minutes. When we told them we had a reservation they told us they don't do reservations for Friday night. We literally had the call record in my bfs phone with a phone number that matched theirs. Tons of people looked irritated and waiting to order. One guy was waiting for a pick up order for over an hour at the front. We just left.