Flavor of India

Top notch Indian Food! We shared three different dishes and they were all wonderfully seasoned. We asked for HOT and it was HOT! Always a bonus when a restaurant will do that. They have a large beer selection with a few I've never ever heard of, too. Double bonus

Exceeded my expectations. We had the lamb chops tandoori and the salmon tandoori. WOW!! So much flavor and not spicy. I also took some friends from India who had spicy samosas and spicy vegetarian dishes that they adored. My son-in-law from Kentucky never had indian food before. He likes spicy and just LOVED the lamb vindaloo. A very special night in a wonderful atmosphere and really warm, friendly service. We'll be back!

I have been here no less than 25 times and this place never ceases to amaze me. I have had most things on their menu at this point, and am always very impressed with their dishes. I love the cozy atmosphere, seasonal cocktails, and revolving list of appetizers. I always look forward to coming here after a long week for good comfort food and a full stomach. Furthermore, their staff / management are lovely and always keep my water glass filled up when I order something spicy.

This is my new favorite Indian restaurant. I have been here 3 times and the food is consistently amazing! The atmosphere is chill and the drinks are great! Reagan and Daman are such pleasant humans! Thank you!

The food is amazing. I recommend the saag Panner and paneer maknai. The butter naan was cooked very well. We had vegetable pakoda for an appetizer and it tasted just like the ones we make at home. We could've just ordered 4 plates of pakoda. The servings were proper with lots of panner. The rooftop is nice and bright which created a wonderful atmosphere. The service was very quick and the waiter was nice and aware.

Flavor of India is one of our favorite places in Longmont and I love their lunch combo. I also love their spicy iced tea and they've got great chicken masala, creamy meatballs and kormas. Samosa lovers you will not be disappointed! I do wish they had their upstairs patio open earlier and later in the spring and fall but other than that this is the perfect place to go and have Indian food! Make sure you order extra to take home and have leftovers!

Everything was excellent! Food & environment. Drinks: Bottled waters & lemons Mango lassi Appetizers: Garlic cheese naan Meat samosa Main dish: Chicken Tikka Marsala - hot What I thought about each dish: I highly recommend the garlic cheese naan, I didn’t expect it to be as good as it was, we ordered 2! Each one comes with 2 pieces. The meat samosas were recommended by the server & I’m glad they were! So good, also the 3 sauces it came with were excellent!! (Green- mint cilantro, white- garlic sauce & brown- tamarind sauce) Chicken tikka Marsala I ordered “hot” it had a great spice to it! If you like spicy I recommend hot, wasn’t too much but was definitely a little spicy (I love hot/spicy food) wouldn’t recommend hot if you aren’t a spicy fan! Environment & people were nice! Super clean & cute environment as well!

Me and my boyfriend decided to try Flavor of India to celebrate my birthday, gotta say we are quite disappointed! After reading a fair amount of reviews and hearing decent things about this place we were excited to try it but it was overall really disappointing. Our server was not very attentive and it felt like he only listened to half the things we said. My boyfriend had asked if an italian soda with white chocolate for a drink seemed like it would be good and our server did not have much to say. He made a face and said he was unsure if they had any of the flavor left and would go check, then walked away before we finished our order, he took about 10 minutes to come back to our table. He dropped the italian soda off, i ordered my drink then we tried the italian soda and it was nasty so my partner told our server, asked if he had any suggestions, to which he was like im not sure and mumbled something. In the end my partner was able to get the same drink as me, we both got a white peach lemonade, it tasted super sugary and was hard to drink but was drinkable after adding a fair amount of water. Our server maybe came to our table on his own 2-3 times after that, just to bring food and for us to pay. The food took a bit to come out, we got appetizers and the presentation was very rough to look at, just like they had taken it out of the fryer and thrown it into a bowl. Appetizers were decent but its not hard to mess up fried food. When our entrees and naan came,, we were excited to try it. I got chicken saag and my partner got lamb curry, both of us got the garlic cheese naan. My chicken saag was okay, I’ve had way better at other Indian restaurants. The naan tasted like a microwaved cheese quesadilla. Despite getting right below the highest spice level, the lamb curry barely had any flavor and just tasted like bland spaghetti sauce. My partner had taken maybe like 3 bites of curry before wanting to trade it out for something else, our server didnt come to our table until my partner stopped him as he was walking by to ask if he could get a refund or switch out his dish. The manager came over and we had a chat with her, after that they ended up letting him take home a new dish. Overall, a really disappointing experience with pretty mediocre food. We will probably stick to our usual Indian cuisine restaurant, Gurkhas, the service and food are way better and the ambiance of the restaurant is a lot more chill and not so all over the place. Cheaper too.

I have eaten a lottttttt of takeout from Flavor of India, and I've dined in several times over the 7 years I've lived in Longmont as well. They moved a couple years ago and I love the patio when it's open! Come here in the summertime for some really nice patio seating. Food allergy info: pretty much everything in the menu has a garlic/ginger paste in it, so anyone with allium (onion/garlic) sensitivity or low FODMAP diet, tread with caution. The only thing my friend could order was the samosas and potato fritters (I forget the name of these). We (my extended fam) love the naan and saucy dishes, those are always reliable. We regularly order korma, saag, baingan bharta, vindaloo, samosas, and butter chicken. Always happy with these. I branched out and ordered tandoori chicken last time I was in and that was a very disappointing $20 meal. There were a couple drums but most of the pieces were 3"x3" chopped pieces of chicken backs. BACKS! No meat on it! Just bones! They were cooked to death and dry as a bone. I took home over half the pieces and low and slow heated them in chicken broth to moisten them up, and that actually worked really well - but also revealed how many pieces weren't edible pieces of the bird. I was picking with a fork to get half a bite from most of the pieces that weren't drums. Service is usually slow, which I know and just plan for when I go there. Most recently (last week) it took about an hour and a half to get in and out. Our server kinda disappeared when we needed the check. Sending out dried up pieces of meat and bones that should have been set aside for broth and charging $20 demonstrates a lack of pride. I'm disappointed but I'll order here again - just not from the tandoori menu. Lamb and fish are listed at Market price; Colorado is in the top 5 states of lamb production so it's wildly ridiculous to not just slap a consistent price on the menu. Salmon is always from fish farms in the Atlantic. These are not a luxury and should be transparently priced.

Sat at the long beautiful bar and watched Bollywood while enjoying a delicious lunch special Masala and a couple of Left Hand Nitros. Service wasn't terribly friendly, but it was efficient

This was my first time being to the new location since they moved down the street. The building is beautiful inside and out, with an upstairs rooftop I'd like to sit on in the future when it's less windy. We were seated in a booth immediately and checked out the menu through the QR codes on the table. Then we waited. And waited. Our server dropped off a hot chai and waters, and then got caught up with other business and customers so we were there for a good fifteen minutes before he came back. We both ordered the combo plate - chicken tikka masala with a side of saag and meatball curry for me, saag with a side of vegetable korma and chicken tikka masala for my pops. The size of the plates coming out were mind-blowing. MASSIVE! They set down the cafeteria style tray in front of us which was beyond overloaded with fresh naan, rice, a large salad and dressing, the main dish, the two sides, an appetizer of onion Bhaji, a side of fruit and rice pudding for dessert. These plates are $15 each. I'm still astounded by how much food came out for that price! Everything was delicious and well-spiced, the saag was a little overly salty but blended well when mixed with the sides, and we walked out with three takeout boxes for the large amount of leftovers we had. For midday on a Tuesday when there were only three tables full, I thought the service might be a little faster, but overall we were very content after gorging ourselves on the combo plates and we'll definitely be returning!

The food was amazing! Everything we ordered was delicious. Their mild was still a bit spicy for my girlfriend but I thought it was perfect! Spicy but without loosing flavor. All the veggies were fresh and looked great. The place has limited seating but we were picking up take out which had a very quick turnaround. We will be back.

Once of our favorite local spots. Wonderful service, and truly authentic flavors. We still have to try the rooftop some night, seems we always end up there on could evenings. The inside is very pleasant as well, with the warm aroma of spices wafting through the warmly lit room. I can't say I've ever have any bad food here, it's all delicious, and the kheer is spot on with just a hint of cardamom, not to be missed. If you're spice sensitive, make sure to specify your tolerance level, the heat is also authentic, but most dishes can be adjusted for a less adventurous palate.

First time at Flavor of India! Lovely restaurant with beautiful ambiance-- lighting and music were on point. Service was fine-- not impressively friendly, but fine. We started with aloo tikki, then split the saag paneer and garlic naan. Loved the aloo tikki with 3 sauces/chutneys. The garlic naan was fresh, soft, and delicious. Unfortunately, the saag paneer was not good. It was almost a brownish-green-- not the vibrant deep green of freshly cooked saag. The main issue, however-- it was SALTY. Whoa. My wife and I had trouble eating it because of this. Bummer.

Ambience.. Service.. food. All boxes checked! Full service bar, and great local beers on tap. Amazing flavors, quality ingredients! Highly recommend!

We had a disappointing experience here and really unnecessary. This is a beautiful place but obviously not built to be a restaurant with a massive bar like this, but really warm and inviting. They don't have menus but a little sign with a QR code, that is annoying as we planned to have dinner without phones and electronics. The food was good, just as you would expect, rather small portions at a heavy price point which also could have been brushed aside but then we ordered a glass of Sauvignon blanch, what we got was not SB and not good, when we approached the bartender she accompanied by what appeared to be the owner basically eye rolling agreed to give us another glass and then proceeded to show us different bottles to read about the contents. One of the most basic parts of a service experience is to have bar staff with a basic understanding of alcohol especially at a place where the bar takes up a third of the space. This place under delivers at the most basic level of hospitality and for that we won't be back.

I've spent a fair amount of time in India. I've spent a serious amount of time in some of the best Indian restaurants around the world. I never expected to be experience this caliber of restaurant in... Longmont? You've got to be kidding me. I was only in Longmont for a few days. I don't know whether I'll ever return. Only foodies will understand the agony of discovering a superb restaurant that you may never visit again. So yes, the offerings are what you'd expect at a great Indian restaurant. The butter chicken, garlic naan, tandoori chicken, papadam, rhoti, samosas, saag paneer that I tried were as good as anything that I've had in the finest restaurants in India. Truly delicious, served sizzling hot, and generously-sized. A truly delicious food experience. But let me tell you what I will forever remember. Yes, the food was superb... but that's not the heart of it. I was in Longmont for a celebration of life, to say goodbye to a dear friend. On my first evening there, I was seated alone at the bar. This gave me an opportunity to watch the serving team at work (uniformly crisp, attentive and warm). I overheard a few conversations with regulars--and I envied the regulars for being regulars there. At some point, I mentioned the reason that I was in town. They were genuinely sympathetic. As usual, I overordered and was left with multiple boxes. As I was bagging them, my server brought a dessert that I hadn't ordered to me, saying gently, "I hope this might make your evening a little better." I was utterly floored and deeply moved. I was lucky enough to get just one more chance to eat there after my friend's celebration of life. I was struggling that night. It had been one of the hardest days I've ever had. I got there just as they opened for the evening. When I walked in, I was again gobsmacked when one of the same servers asked, ever so gently, "How was the celebration of life? Are you okay?" Yes, definitely go for the food. You will not be disappointed. But if you're really lucky, you'll get to go back again and again and these young women will take care of your heart as well as your appetite. These are very special people. They make this restaurant utterly unique and priceless.

The masala was good. The saag was NOT. Couldn't eat it. (We love saag and also enjoying making it at home.) The service was poor. Will not return. There is better Indian cuisine in town.

We honestly had an awful experience here, mostly related to the service. We walk in on a dead Tuesday evening and requested to be sat on their rooftop. We were told "no" because it's too hot out.. This was an 80-some degree day in Colorado and it's been muchhh hotter here recently.. So not sure when is quite cool enough for them to open their rooftop, which was the main reason we wanted to come here. So it already starts off super disappointing, but we agree to be sat inside and then the service is god awfully slow for less than 10 people being in this establishment. I'm not sure if the kid serving us was new or what, but he desperately needed more training. He couldn't answer basic questions and when we got our food to go, he gave us thin brown cardboard boxes. How exactly are you supposed to put indian food/sauce into a cardboard box without it soaking through??? He dropped these boxes for us and disappeared for another 15-20 minutes. We had to wait for him to finally come back to give us plastic to-go containers for the sauce and then we also had to wait around another 10 minutes for someone there to know how to utilize a gift card we had been given. All in all it was 25-30 minute checkout experience which is just unacceptable. And now the food... The food is okay. The flavors were good but not developed... I love spicy food, but a good dish has deep, consistent flavors all the way through. These dishes kicked you in the face with heavy spice on the back end, like they just threw in some extra to up the spice level, but didn't give it time to cook through the whole sauce like they should. I also thought the portions were small and they give you a plate of rice to share for the table, which isn't ideal especially if you're dining with a large party and trying to be safe.. This place is not cheap either, which is surprising giving all of the corners they try to cut. I was given an appetizer plate with a huge chunk/chip on the side that could have cut me or gotten into my food, and my silverware was dirty. They also offered us one tiny half piece of tin foil to take 4 large pieces of nann home....They also add a 3% service charge for to-go orders FYI. If you want GOOD indian food and to not have your experience ruined by HORRIBLE service, I'd recommend going to DurBar Indian in Loveland instead!

Our server was very helpful in offering suggestions that accommodated to the varying dietary restrictions we had. The food was great and the environment was very comfortable to sit and relax in for lunch.

We love the ease of ordering online for a specific time to pick up. My husband loves their chicken makani, naan and rice. We order medium which he says could be a little spicier however the hot was unbearable. I have tried the aloo gobi and several other dishes. I love the appetizer and aloo tikki chat. I always order extra chutneys and garlic sauce. Highly recommend for good Indian food.

I've come to this place twice already and usually for lunch. I love to try their lunch special since you get to try various dishes at once. Also tried their tea masala which was quite nice. Overall I'm very happy with the service and the food. They're also quick in getting things cooked so that's also impressive. I'll be coming back again.

Good Indian food, many vegan options. There's a vegetarian section of the menu, which can be made vegan by substituting dairy cream with coconut cream (exception being the paneer). The vegetable pakora is definitely worth trying (though it comes with a cross contamination warning). The vegetable samosa were fine, but definitely loved the chutney and tamarind sauces they came with. They also include a yogurt sauce, but after some coaxing to not still bring "our" yogurt for the non vegans in the table (if I'd remove points, it'd be for this. If I tell you I don't want yogurt next to my dish, please leave it out), they did actually bring a second tamarind sauce, yum! The only vegan bread is the roti (with no butter). As entrees, we tried the yellow Dal and Bengan Bhartha (substitute with coconut cream). The entrees come out with a large bowl of jasmine rice. The Dal didn't blow me away, but the Bengan Bhartha, a dish made with eggplant and coconut cream, was delicious and flavorful.

The food was excellent, the staff friendly and the service good even though we sat at the busy bar. The margarita infused with lavender was superb and complex, clear tequila and lime taste with overtones of the floral. My special cocktail was also very tasty. We enjoyed the hot soft plump vegetable samosas with 3 dipping sauces. The chicken curry was not our favorite but the chicken masala was made with big chunks of tender white meat and had a full tomato flavor that I really liked. The saag was the best I ever had, creamy with ample ginger and garlic that were noticeable but not overpowering. The naan was a large piece, oven baked and dry, not oily, a good value at $3. The only reason we do not give 5 stars is because the portions were small for the price -- $14 for a cup of saag and $17 for about 4 oz of chicken. Also, we were not offered an itemized receipt, just presented the tab: "$104, add 20-25% tip and sign here." We could not see the price of the drinks, the total before tax, the amount of tax, etc. Maybe it is intended to be efficient but to us it lacked transparency and came across as greedy. We are not cheap and we believe in paying for good food and service so these comments are intended for the restaurant.

Yum!! So good! We got the veggie samosa, garlic naan, vegetable korma, and chicken tiki. All are so good!!! Highly recommend

We were introduced to Indian food when we lived in Phoenix, Arizona - which has a better food scene than the entire state of Colorado. Since moving here, we've struggled to build a short list of restaurants worth revisiting. We discovered Flavor of India pre-pandemic, at their previous location and have been regulars since.. The food is so good we rate all other Colorado Indian restaurants by it - we have yet to find a match. I have one observation on the onion bhaji - purely a matter of taste. It has always been our favorite (only) appetizer. We love it! With the garlic chutney it's simply unbelievably. However, we've noticed that it's been slowly becoming too salty and fried a little too hard. The batter gets very hard on the surface and remains raw on the inside. That, with the extra spicing/salt is overpowering the delicate flavor of the onions. They used to be perfectly fried and lightly spiced - which allowed the onion flavor to come through and go perfectly with the sauces. Keep up the awesome work! We love Flavor of India.

Flavor of India in our little ol' town of Longmont, Colorado!!! My boyfriend and I had a lovely date night after a tuxedo fitting in Boulder. He kept trying to explain the delicious chicken that they served but only tasting it for myself would be the only way to "really" know just how good it is... So I did! Let me tell you... this chicken was mouth watering and seasoned to perfection! Before we had our actual dinner, we ordered there flatbread (naan) appetizer that came warm & buttery with some type of green herb sprinkled. So yummy! The entrée plate was served with rice, small salad, fresh fruit, these famous meatballs, this sauce that you could put on EVERYTHING and a delightful ice pudding dessert type dish! It was a lot of food and I left VERY full! Before COVID hit they had a Sunday Buffet that was a very popular event! After all these challenges and changes we're all currently going through, I hope that the buffet returns! I had never been until now and a bit bummed that I missed out on so many good meals! LOL! Their new location is a hit! Flavor of India is located on our Main Street, in the old Samples building. The staff was polite, quick and knowledgeable of the menu items and they came with great recommendations of things you must try! They have roof top sitting, which I am a fan of! Go give it a try!

We're fairly new to the area and gave this downtown spot a try for dinner. We had a couple of apps & three different dishes with an array of sauces and garlic naan. All of the food was outstanding! 10/10. We loved the variety of dishes - especially the vegetarian options. And their chutney game was on point! The service was also great and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. This will definitely be our go to for Indian food.

This is our go to for Indian food. Only one thing that makes me crazy, the owner hovers when you're paying and watches for how much you tip. Has always been this way. Makes me not want to tip him at all. It's so uncomfortable, I hate it! Food is great and rest of staff has always been wonderful. Keep him off the floor please. It's creepy.

This is an amazing restaurant. They have a good amount of spice. They have really good chai as well. Definitely will come back.

We had a lovely meal at Flavor of India tonight. The food, drinks and ambiance was perfect. The shining star was Marie, our waitress. She was winderful

Expensive and not worth it. I was disappointed in the quality. Very slow service. I'm not going back.

This is our favorite place for Indian Food in NoCo! Samosas, Saag and Navratan Korma is so good! Great service and ambiance in the restaurant and extra care is always given to our carry out orders! Love thus place!

the best Indian food I've ever had. great service, super authentic and very well designed restaurant! definitely coming back here again. love the bar downstairs

I have lived in the metro for 5 years and hands down the best Indian I have had here in Colorado. My experiences with Indian has varied and I have had some of the best NYC has to offer and this exceeded the Big Apple. We had had Lamb Korma, and Malai Kofta (vegetarian dumplings) were divine. The lamb was tender and chunky with little to no fat. The Malai Kofta was surprisingly tasty. Both entrees, Garlic Naan and Onion Kulcha was $37. It was worth every penny. In the time of Covid a strength was the online ordering system! You order off of their website from the complete menu and the process is akin to the Dominos Pizza site...you place the order, it accepts the order, it then tells you the order is ready to pick up. It was spot on...and you even get curbside delivery. Visit Flavor of India...you will not be disappointed.

We love flavor of India. Portions are very generous and we always end up with leftovers.

My top choice for a bite here in town. If you're going to try Indian food for the first time I recommend here, everything has just the right amount of flavors nothing too overwhelming, the people who run this restaurant are very kind people who you can tell care deeply about the food and their customers. My go-to is the chicken tikka masala, very rich in flavor and the chicken is very soft. I would recommend coming in during lunch time or on their Wednesday dinner time because that is when you get the bang for your buck. Even when it is not lunch or dinner time the portions they give you are plentiful. I usually am not able to finish the food so I take it home. If you come, come hungry! You won't regret it.

Excellent food. A bit slow to be seated for a mostly empty space, but our server more than made up for it in his phenomenal personality and service. LOVED the experience. Lamb Korma was off the charts.

Amazing! The food is sooo good! Pretty much everything! Especially the Marsala! The drinks are great too! Service is top notch! Great people! Even the atmosphere is amazing! Not to bright. Not to dark. Very modern.

While the restaurant aesthetic is nice, this place is expensive and mediocre at best. First, a basket of naan is actually just one naan cut in half. No indication on the menu as to what exactly you will receive. Second, our entree had an eyelash in it. The chicken Marsala had about four chunks of chicken in it for $16. We ordered a side of rice but wasn't clear if the entree came with rice. Medium and mild heat was indistinguishable. Just overall disappointing for the price.

Absolutely wonderful food! Just eating some leftovers now. Complex flagra and really delicious. HIGHLY Recommend! Service was lovely too

Truly authentic Indian flavors with fresh ingredients! I've literally never had beeter lamb chops! As the owner says, you can tell the quality of an Indian restaurant by it's masala chai & he's meticulously honed the best cup I've had since Mumbai! They've crafted each dish with hand ground spices from their origins & even puts a spin on a traditional margarita! The new location is warm, tasteful & inviting. The staff feel like family. We adore this place!

Have been here a couple times, for both dine in and takeout and the food has been consistently good. When we dined in we had awesome and quick service and when we took out our food was ready super fast. We've gotten the samosas, onion baaji, naan bread, and tikka masala. All super tasty, great portions, great price. Love having a great go to Indian place nearby!

Really want great indian food close by. I ordered with door dash, but that doesn't explain the missing items. I ordered 2 nan, only got one. Ordered 2 veg pakora, got those. Ordered the veg appetizer platter, didn't get it. Also had sag, that was actually rather good. The pakora was not what I am use to, but to some extent that's ok. Was just eh. Maybe when covid ends I'll try this location again, only actually eat in so I am sure to get everything I ordered.

Not really worth it... Food is ok, service is hit or miss, and prices are borderline too much for the quality served. I've been there three times and I think I'm done.

Delicious!!!! Service was great, food even better. We went for dinner at 530pm and we're the only ones there. Pretty easy parking on main. I had chicken tiki masala mild hotness it was excellent!!! BF has lamb Korma, he loved it too! We ordered garlic naan and it was delightful to share! Highly recommend this place, we will be back soon! 2 entrees, 2 beers, garlic naan....check was under $50

Great customer service for pick up order and healthy serving sizes. Looking forward to trying the lunch buffet. Not particularly hot, had medium and was tolerable so order hot if you need a kick.

Ordered takeout from here the other night. There is a parking lot behind the building otherwise you have to find a spot on the street. Food was ready on time. Indian food always seems overly priced but the food here was outstanding. I will be back for special occasions.

I have been to the Flavor of India 3 times now and it has been spectacular every time. I am trying to work my way thru the menu with each visit. Tikka Masala, Vindaloo and Biryani are all wonderful. I love the Naan, so soft and flavorful. And the Lamb Samosas are so good. There is so much more to try and I can't wait for my next visit. Staff is great and the Indian Movies on the TV's over the bar are great.

Ok, I really like Indian cuisine. Like mmm. Flavor of India has been the best Indian food I've had in Colorado, by far. Real chicken told with a flavorful masala sauce. Land curry with the meat cooked just right and again great sauce. Add in the friendly service and replaced decor, and you have no reason to hesitate. Yum yum Jim. FrontRangeJim.com

My wife and I have loved this place for nearly 20 years now. Flavor of India has been consistently high quality all these years and their food is a cut above the other Indian places in town. There's a reason why they are still around, and it was great to see the restaurant totally packed for Friday night dining. The craft beer selection is also outstanding for a restaurant, looked like over 25 beers on tap. The owners are also great people and they care deeply about their business. All this adds to the very classy experience of this place overall, "Flavor" is truly a standout in the downtown dining scene.

We have eaten take out here, and I went inside during their lunch buffet meals one time and had a truly delicious Vegetable Briyani. I ordered it because they only had 3 vegetarian offerings in their buffet, and two of them were not items that I would eat. (sorry, I hate spinach & mushrooms!!) Both times with our take out and in this dining in experience, their chutneys are outstanding. Probably my MOST favorite of this entire area including Boulder. Its actually an incredibly important component of a lot of their foods, and they totally deliver the most amazing fresh tasting mint chutney, and their tamarind chutney is thick and tart/sweet in a perfect way. They also have this creamy garlic tasting chutney that is something you want to try out too and is super delicious on ALL THE THINGS. I was so happy in the long run that their buffet didn't work for me, because it allowed me to order their vegetable briyani and it was so so so very tasty. Super great spices, the rice was soft and perfect and all the vegetables were fresh and nicely cooked. I also ordered their vegetarian sampler of appetizers and it was all super duper yummy. Just thinking about those chutneys now, makes me want to return ASAP. I will have to go again soon! I definitely recommend this place for good indian food in Longmont !!

My wife and I really enjoy Flavor of India. The food is always good and the service impeccable. If you haven't been, you should go and experience it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Great place with variety of Indian flavored dishes. Best to different type of naan and parata they have.

This restaurant is full of hard working associates and the food is amazing! From the moment you open the door the aroma will entice you... give it a try... a Longmont gem

Solid northern Indian food. Decently priced for Indian food. Rooftop dining is nice. Makhani is always great.

In the past this place has been my go to for excellent authentic Indian food but however this last time I ordered take out I was extremely disappointed. The naan bread I ordered was extremely burnt and the saag paneer wasn't correctly made. It looked like a puke green paste and tasted very bland. The Maui Maui vindaloo I ordered was decent but didn't really care for how runny the sauce was. The other things that I ordered were alright but nothing spectacular. I wasn't impressed with the quality of the food considering the amount of money I spend on it. Personally, I doubt I will be ordered from here anytime soon until the quality of there food increases.