
3157 W 38th Avenue, Denver, CO
Spice Room is an Indian restaurant located on East Colfax Avenue in Denver that offers a variety of curries, breads, and vegetable dishes at moderate prices. The restaurant serves items such as butter chicken, rajma and aloo, mushroom Manchurian, and various thali combinations, along with complementary papad and beverages like mango lassi. The establishment is spacious and maintains table service during lunch and dinner hours.
Staff has given verbal assurance of halal status. Spice Room is the only full-service Indian restaurant in the Denver metro serving halal chicken and lamb at three locations.
Score reflects admin-confirmed halal status, with an active issue report under review.
A really nice spacious Indian restaurant that offers the best food and service 😇😇 The staff is always on its feet asking if we need anything else and if we like our food 🎉🎉We came for lunch and started with Papad, iced tea along with Mango Lassi that were so delicious ❤️❤️ For appetizers we had the Onion Bhaji and then moved onto the main meal during which we had different types of Thali along with Dal Makhani and Hakka noodles 😇😇 Our full compliments to the chefs for making such delicious food with so much love, care, and attention 🙏🙏 Cannot wait to come back to this 10/10 restaurant with family and friends as it has the best food and service 🎉🎉
Loooooots of variety and looooooots of smell What I got a number of items. For starters I got the mushroom Manchurian. This was very good, a bit spicy but I love the variety, I usually have the cauliflower one but great to try something different. They also provide free papad. For my main I got the Rajma and Aloo, This was very tasty, I really like the beans and sauce. Rice for days! I got garlic naan bread as well, I thought this was not as fluffy as other ones that I had, but it was very soft and still tasty. Environment Parking can get filled up pretty quick, not much parking on side, but street parking is available. This inside was nice and cozy. There were booth tables and regular tables. Niceness of the staff They seem to move quite quick. I was able to get what I needed to get. Dollar I thought it was more on the expensive side. Each dish was at least 15$ Yes/No I would return here to try the other items on the menu.
I recently visited an Indian restaurant called Spice Roon in the USA, and I had a great experience. I tried their Pav Bhaji, and it was absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich and authentic, just like back home. The bhaji was perfectly cooked and full of taste, and the pav was soft and fresh. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. The place was clean and had a nice, welcoming vibe. It really felt like enjoying real Indian street food in the USA. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone craving authentic Indian flavors.
This place was such a surprise and the best decision to end our Colorado trip with Indian food. The food was excellent. Service was quick and it was full. The ambiance felt like 90’s indian restaurant We ordered lasooni Gobi (amazing),kurkuri bhindi, Samosa chat for appitizers and it was delicious. For the main course, we ordered achari aloo, katahal (jackfruit) fry, and baigan bharta all three were delicious. The naan was super soft. The pulav for kids was great too. We ended our meal with gulab jamun -there are 3 in one order and our server gave us 4 since there were four of them on the table. He saved us from fighting over gulab jamun. We even ordered a shikanji drink and that was refreshing. Would eat her every day if this place moves opens a restaurant in Hudson valley.
I absolutely love the spice room. I come here every time I want Indian cuisine. I will say, service can be hit or miss, but it has never been horrible. On their worst day, I’d say service is a 3/5. The atmosphere is great, but I always prefer the booths as the wooden chairs can be uncomfortable after a while (nothing crazy though). The food is so lovely. I suggest the Buttered Chicken and give it a 10/10. It is always something to get, and is good regardless of spice level (they offer Mild, Medium, Hot. Sometimes they’ll offer a spice level of 1-5). I also love the Honey Curry (rated a 9/10). I prefer it as a Mild or Medium spice but could be good as a Hot! Some runner-ups would have to be their Korma and Tikka Masala. Those two are best as Hot in my opinion but are good with less spice too! For appetizers I recommend the Garlic Cheese Naan and their Appetizer Platter. Their Mango Lassi drink is also quite good! It is like a mango-yogurt smoothie almost. My favorite is dipping the Garlic Cheese Naan in the Buttered Chicken sauce!! Ahh I love this place. The ONLY bad thing would be that it’s on colfax haha. With that comes construction and not the best parking options.
I finally made it into Spice Room after so many recommendations and it did not disappoint. The butter chicken and cheese naan I got were delicious! The mango lassi was the best I’ve had. I strongly recommend Spice Room!