Spice Trade Brewery & Kitchen

I know that I love Indian food. Have not find really great Indian food it’s so Americanized in America. Everything is so sweet, but this one is authentic as can be. It’s not sweet and it’s real Indian food.. I’ve really enjoyed it.!!!!!!! It’s affordable. It is a far best Indian food that I ever had in nowadays. Ghost by trade I love you guys food!!!

This is a phenomenal place to come visit and have top of the line beers, amazing food, great service, and a fun atmosphere! I ordered the Vienna Lager and they absolutely nailed the style. The Chai Milk stout is incredibly unique and totally wowed me! As well, the food was delicious, flavorful, and totally satisfying. If you’re in the area, come by Spice Trade

Subject: A Delicious and Utterly Baffling Experience The food here is absolutely 5-star, no question about it. I dream about the naan. However, I've just had one of the strangest and most confusing experiences of my life with this place. I live nearby and noticed tonight that despite Google saying it was closed, all the lights were on, the parking lot was full of cars, and the "Open" sign was clearly lit. I called them at 11:45 PM (more than two hours after their supposed 9:30 PM closing time) and they answered the phone! When I asked, they insisted they closed at 9:30 PM. I was so confused I just hung up. So, how do I rate this? Food: 5/5 - Truly excellent. Atmosphere: 4/5 - It's a smaller spot, not super fancy, but they've made it cozy and it has a great vibe. Service: 3/5 - I have to land here because while the food is amazing, the situation is just plain weird and suspicious. Are they open? Are they closed? Is it a secret after-hours club? Who knows! I'm leaving this review in the hopes of solving this hilarious mystery. Is it a glitch in the matrix? Or the most exclusive late-night spot in town? Whatever is happening, it's one of the weirdest restaurant encounters I've ever had. Where do I sign up?

It's nice to find a brewery that doesn't just have IPAs. The fact that it's also a restaurant that serves Indian food makes this especially notable. They had a good range of beers on tap (the chai stout was very good) and a good amount of dishes that went from more typical staples to less commonly seen. The samosas and garlic cheese naan were both great. The makhani was very good; I got it medium spicy and there was spice present but it didn't overpower the other flavors of the dish (it honestly could have been a little spicier). The staff were kind and helpful. Overall I had a wonderful experience and would definitely come back again.

Great beer and if you like Indian food, you'll love Spice Trade. Everyone is really nice and service is good. The outdoor patio is really nice on a cool night. (If you're really thirsty, they have a 32oz mug)

Tandoori Shrimp and and chicken chilli was very very fabulous, and also my favorite beer is little umbrella which is a very good wheat beer. The servers are really friendly and do a good job. I highly recommend this place to anyone who like either Indian food or either good craft beers! Awesome place, 100% recommended.

We stopped in for a beer tour and were so impressed! Out of 10 beers, 6 were averaging 4.25/5. The food looks and smells incredible, for sure coming hungry next time. Saugat was a wonderful server and guided us through tasters and was immaculately attentive. The key lime sour is the absolute best I've ever tasted, no pastry, no lactose, just pure slightly bitter key lime with a tart/sour bite.

I chose this place solely based on their rotating season menus. I am so happy I did. I went here back in February. The service was great as we got seated quickly even though the place was packed. They were doing a trivia night, which added to the fun. They had a great beer selection as well. I had the Poke, which was the best Poke I have ever had. I am from the PNW and can not find Poke that good here. I would highly recommend this dish. I would also recommend the adult tater tots. All in all, I would highly recommend this as a regular spot if you live in the area. If you don't live but are passing through, make this a stop.