Food here was very authentic and the service was amazing. All the food items we got were really…read moregood. We weren't disappointed with anything

We ended up here by accident yesterday. We went to the Unity in the Community event in downtown…read moreLongmont and were trying to meet friends. They said they were at Flavor of India. We didn't see a food truck (it was hiding), so we went to the restaurant. When we didn't hear back from our friends, we decided that the air conditioning was more important than wandering out again. Plus, we were hungry. The atmosphere was nice. It wasn't overly bright inside, thankfully; the design honors the old brick building. We were welcomed right away. It was pretty empty when we arrived, but began to fill pretty quickly. I ordered the Vegetable Korma. I've noticed that every Indian restaurant has its own version, but it's usually sweeter than spicy, so it's my go-to. This version used shredded coconut and ground nuts for the sweet. It had beans, cauliflower, and more. I also had their mango lassi, which was wonderfully refreshing. My husband doesn't remember the name of what he ordered and enjoyed, but I think it's Malai Kofta. It was a vegetable dumpling in a cream sauce. I had a bite, and it was delish. We also had the garlic naan. Our friends found us as we were finishing. They are vegans, and it turned out they hadn't found food they could eat at the street festival, so they joined us. I'm not sure what they ordered, but they seemed to enjoy it. The one she ordered, which was next to me, seemed to be primarily potato and cauliflower. So, by accident, I found a new favorite restaurant in Longmont! Sorry I was too hungry to remember to take any pictures.

Went there recently after receiving their menu in the mail. Fried rice sounded good. Theirs…read morehowever, was not. The BBQ beef looked like discolored lunch meat. $18 a plate! Terrible. Won't be back.

Great flavorful and perfectly seasoned food and it was ready quick. Will definitely return!read more

The restaurant does an incredible takeout business as there's usually always tables to be had if…read moreyou want to eat in. When I call in an order it's generally ready and 10 or 15 minutes. I love the chicken and broccoli with fried rice and for me it equals two meals. Pricing is generally $15 to $20 depending on what you order. Which is certainly worth it, considering the portion size.

Over the last few years, this has become our small group of ladies' and our families' favorite…read moreplace for lunch in Longmont. No other place we have tried so far in Longmont beats Gourmet China's exceptional Quality / Price ratio. Being so affordable and so reliable fits perfectly well into our limited budgets. We always unanimously enjoy not only the great selection of dishes on their Happy Menu but also the generous portion size as well as the very flavorful taste of all dishes on this menu. This restaurant is always very clean, the service is fairly fast and -- above all, the waitress is always very attentive. If we wished they were opened for lunch on Saturdays, we do understand they deserve some rest after offering such an overall great service.

By far the best chicken korma I have ever had, great service, naan. One of my favorite restaurantsread more

NAAN FAILURE IS NAAN NEGOTIATION-ABLE. Overall I was pleased…read morewith our take out order and experience. I'm conditioned to venture into strange places finding awesome middle eastern, Indian and Ethiopian food. I had Hope. That was not the case with this joint. Tables not bussed and a half eaten meal sitting behind the counter kinda put me off... Run down and gross place inside. Do not eat in, rather take out. The samosas were good, and the rice was good, the tikka masala sauce was an odd color but still good. The naan was dried out and hard to chew. So I simply won't be back based on the naan failure. The gal at the counter was definitely nice. I kinda chuckled after the experience. My gut was in good shape the next day. My fellow adventurers of ethnic foods know what I mean.

The food was really good. The pork belly chili is AWESOME. Tiki masala was very good too. One note…read moreis that the spiciness range is from 1 to 5. I had 2 and it was very mild. Will be back with friends for round 2

The portions are not big, still hungry:( The dish didn't…read morehave much of meat at all. Xnnx

Excellent food. Excellent presentation. Had many chirashi bowls across the US and this one is one…read moreof the best. Also has the Ginger Basil cocktail and it was very good. Regina was great!

Seconds time I've been here in about 5 years. Came for lunch. Enjoyed everything we had... we had a…read morelot so not listing it here. I go to a lot of sushi places, Sumo is a 3.5 star but I'll be nice and round up. Above average yes, but not a stand out. Service 3.5 stars Food 3.5 stars Ambience 3.5 stars

I normally jokingly write that I can't give a 5-star review to Indian restaurants because no…read morerestaurant can compare to my mother's cooking. But, perhaps in my old age and sentiment to restaurants needing reviews, I'm lightening up on that joke. I want to give appreciation to Indian Bites. It is a good spot in Longmont to give the people of the area accessibility to quality Indian/Nepalese food with a variety of options. The food tastes good, the staff is kind and helpful always, and it just has a nice feel. I've now gone twice with friends in Longmont and they really love the place. So I'm sure they will spread the word. As Jerry Seinfeld said to Babu, "The people are talking!" But I'm sure Indian Bites will do far better than poor Babu. Great spot in Longmont. Check it out! Spice levels ranging from Mild to Extra Hot. I had the Hot and, as an Indian person, it worked out just fine for my taste buds.

Great food! Very nice staff! I am a cook at a Thai Restaurant and I still come once a week for…read moreIndian curry! Lamb Curry, Chicken Tikka Masala, and Veggie Korma are my favorites!

Took a senior trip down here and found this place, we were hungry so we went before the rush. We…read moregot in and out in less than an hour. Three of us split the half sample we got the ribs, brisket burnt ends, pork belly, pulled pork and some sides. Great service, pork belly was unbelievable, and a great price for BBQ. If I'm ever in the area again I'll be back.

Outstanding BBQ! The Pickle Fries are an ideal starter. Hot, crispy, and tangy! Shareable for two;…read moreotherwise, get a second order. They're that good. The Single with Brisket was a teaser of all things good at Georgia Boys - cornbread, Mac and Cheese, and Texas Toast. All of the sauces are tasty and unique, but the original is my favorite. Service was attentive, but not too intrusive.

Food is wonderful, they always make you feel welcome, and the vibes are awesome! I personally love…read morethe chicken fried rice.

Used to be our go to order in for Chinese... until we actually at the actual location. It was…read morefilthy. Tables had that sticky, never really been properly scrubbed feeling, like all they had ever done was maybe wiped them down with bleach water. The staff was just kind of lazing around the front of house, not a great look, and the place was empty except for us. If this is how front of house looks, I shudder to think what the kitchen looks like, much less behind the equipment. No...I doubt we'll ever order from there again and frankly, it might not be a bad idea for an inspector, like one that's never been there, maybe no prior relationship with the place of you get my drift, does a good one over of this establishment. Yuck.

I've eaten here twice now. Portions are generous. The owner is very accommodating. They make…read moreeverything from scratch, so they can make modifications. Last night, I went with a friend who has a lot of food allergies, so it's tricky. The host convinced us to try an appetizer that neither of us had tried before - and probably won't try again. I'm sure younger people like it. It was the samosa chaat. It came out looking very different from the picture on the website, and had a lot of raw onion, which doesn't sit well with either of us. So, that was a miss, at least for us. But the main dishes were very good. My friend had chicken saag to which they added some extra vegetables. I had vegetable korma, in which they threw a little bit of chicken. We also had garlic naan. I had a mango lassi (delicious), and my friend had chai. All tasted wonderful. We requested mild, and we received mild. That doesn't always happen at other restaurants, but it did here, and for that we are both grateful. We hadn't asked for dessert, but the owner brought me a carrot, milk, and spice dessert with a candle in it called carrot halwa for my birthday. It was odd to look at, but delicious. I was just so full! My friend had some kind of reaction with her throat and neck, but we just sat there for longer, and it calmed down. We suspect it was either too much dairy or perhaps there's a spice that didn't agree with her. We don't blame the restaurant, and I'm glad they didn't rush us out of there. Namaste is accommodating for special diets and friendly. Their deep fryer separates meat from vegetables. The atmosphere is fine. Nothing really fancy, just welcoming. I'll be back.

Big shout out for the Chicken Chilli Momo. Very tasty. Very friendly staff. Go and enjoy.read more