Little India Restaurant & Bar

I would say this is the best indian food I have been able to find that will be delivered to my house. I’ve ordered it 4 times now and it has been consistently good.

Server looked pretty confused with the free Stella Unilocal offer but it’s a good deal! Lunch buffet is flavorful and has some good Indian sides most places lack. The buffet also has some great spicy dishes — also something most buffets lack. The chai is also pretty decent. Would return!

I have yet to order off the menu, the lunch buffet is just amazing! Different items daily, always clean, and the food is always on point! Belmar is the only one I’ve been to, but I won’t go elsewhere, it’s my favorite lunch spot here

Small restaurant which is plainly popular. Ingredients are good quality, flavors are authentic and the price is very reasonable. Friendly service which was not intrusive.

We had NYE dinner here last night. Amazing! They honored our free wine at check in. Our waiter was knowledgeable, full of suggestions and just all around awesome! My chicken tikka bhula (sp?) melted in my mouth and had just the right amount of spice. My friends had the lamb vindaloo and chicken masala. They loved it. Perfectly spicy for their taste. I will definitely be back!

The night we dined here there was too much going on. There’s some live guitar played by an older gentleman. It was too loud and too close for comfort. At least for me.
There was a lot of inquiring if we were ok or not. I was overwhelmed honestly and I wasn’t impressed with the the food. I don’t know if it was because of the noise, the over the top concern or the food was just not my type.
So I went back again. Not for me. It is what it is. Time to move on.

Best Indian food in Denver. They accommodate large groups unexpectedly with out breaking a sweat. The entire staff is awesome.

Went for a late working lunch on a Friday. I was alone, so I sat at the bar — that wasn’t wiped down from the lunch crowd (at least I hope it was the lunch crowd that made everything sticky). Had the chicken vindaloo. It was so-​so. Nothing terrible nor special about this place.

Undercooked cauliflower, greasy Onion Bahji and worst of all the Tadka Dall. Aside from that the vindaloo and naan was quite good and the service was slightly above average. I wouldn’t recommend despite the great location and nice interior

Great environment. Here for the lunch buffet. Good variety of selection and flavored.

First time here and I will most definitely go back. The food was delicious and the service was even better. If you like India food it’s a must try!

This is one of the first places I have tried Indian food. I have tried «authentic» Indian food in San Jose, CA and was not impressed with the food out there. I know the food varies by who makes it but I am in love with Little India and how they make the lamb masala! This is my go to place for Indian food and it helps that it is so close to where I live!

This is one of my favorites in Denver. I used to have to wait for a business trip to New York for my Indian food fix, but now I can go to Little India. My favorite dinner is classic Chicken Tikka Masala and Saag Paneer (but really, I’ve never had anything here I didn’t like). So, so good.
I love this so much I want to give them 5 stars, but I have to go with 4 because their naan is good but greasier than I prefer, and I’m not a fan of their raita recipe. They are a 5 otherwise, and DO share the milkballs! Yummy in my tummy!

They are very accommodating to vegans/​vegetarians here! My husband and I had the vegetarian curry and the mushroom mutter as well as some garlic naan (no ghee). Everything was beautifully served and tasted super delicious! We both ate until we were stuffed and still had leftovers!

Belmar’s Little India is a great location and if you have kids or a group of 6 to 10 people they have a great private room, just ask if it is free or make a reservation for it in advance.
Little India food is very very good. It is quite close to authentic (although not nearly as spicy). Yes, the food is very good (the Chicken Tika Masala is as good as it gets) And they do very good mid-​west Indian food (Mumbai area) with some good northern dishes (Delhi & north). If you are craving good Indian food then Little India never disappoints.
Did I mention they have an All You Can Eat lunch buffet … if you are hungry or you can eat then it is easily the best way to try a lot of different dishes and get very very stuffed while still be reasonably priced (under $ 10). Dinners at Little India are much more expensive and the portions are relatively small.

I have to say great customer service saves the day. I ordered food for delivery through EatStreet. To make a long story short, I called back an hour later to check on my order and was told the driver would be right there. Half an hour later still no food, so I called EatStreet and they cancelled my order and refunded my card, apologizing for the situation.
I had conceded to just finding something to snack on and go to bed. To my surprise, there was a knock at my door and a very apologetic gentleman with my food. Mind you… this is after 10:30PM. I told him I had cancelled the order because I assumed I would not get the food, and without hesitation he said don’t worry about it. It’s the least that could be done for the excruciating wait.
Now on to the food which did not disappoint. Cheese Naan, Saag Paneer, Bharta Makhani, and Butter Chicken-​all delicious. Our favorite was probably between the Butter Chicken and the Bharta (eggplant). I am not an Indian food connoisseur by any stretch but would give the food 4 stars. The service, however, gets an extra star. Good Food, Great Service… can’t go wrong with that combination.
EatStreet even followed through with a follow up call. They called to advise me they contacted the restaurant and the driver was still on his way. But, they have already credited back my money and to take the food on EatStreet for the inconvenience. Well done!
Thanks again LIttle India Belmar for going the extra mile to turn a bad situation into a 5 star experience.

I had take-​out form Little India a few weeks ago and it ended up being A-​OK.
The Great:
+ The butter chicken was quite tasty.
The Average:
o Staff were friendly enough when we picked it up.
o Rice was completely average.
The Poor:
— The Naan were pretty terrible — Flat, with a poor texture and below average taste.
I’ve heard that they are great for lunch and would try them again if I was in the area.

We came on a Saturday for lunch and they had a buffet for $ 9.95 that was awesome. I normally don’t like buffets, but this one is GREAT! They kept refreshing the food and mixing it up. We were thoroughly pleased with the food, the staff was awesome, great place. I especially love coming here in the summer to sit outside by the giant fire place.
Only negative aspect was I told them I had a reservation through Open Table, but they didn’t give me credit for it.

Located in Belmar near the outdoor event area. Great outdoor seating and the inside is modern with an Indian flare. Love the pics on the walls.
Came for the lunch buffet. It did not disappoint. Everything was fresh. My favs were the butter chicken and a vegetable coconut curry. We will be back for sure.
Service was quick and friendly.

As long as the right things are ordered, dinner at Little India can be very enjoyable. Our server was Bethany, the sweetest little girl who took the trouble to double check for me if the Tandoori Wings appetizer is very spicy; and she didn’t mind taking extra trips for our refills and extra boxes. We truly appreciate it!
Garlic Naan is as good as ever, next time I’ll have to try the cheese stuffed naan. Since Bethany reported back that the wings won’t be very spicy, I chose that over Tomato Soup (will have to try next time) and it’s a hot plate of wings with lots of onions, kind of worked as our serving of veggies for the night! Tandoori is tandoori, the wings aren’t that much different from their Tandoori chicken at lunch buffet…
Having enjoyed their butter chicken in the past, I had to try the Chicken Tikka Masala, the sauce is YUM! For all I care, there could be no chicken pieces and I’d still enjoy this dish :-D So rich, creamy, and tomato-​y, perfect for mixing with rice. I’ll need to have the Chicken Tikka Masala AND Butter Chicken side by side next time for a better comparison.
My boyfriend had asked his Indian co-​workers what to order but he didn’t end up taking any of their advice! I was like, be careful being too adventurous when he asked for Bharta Makhni (Tandoori eggplant with herbs, onion, tomato & butter), delicious! I’m sure I’ll be ordering that again if I can master the pronunciation, lol.