Absolutely DELICIOUS! We loved every single bite- from Malaga tawny soup to chicken masala to…read more chicken tandoori and even the sweet rice dessert at the end! Perfect sauces, gravy, and rice. The interior is nice and clean and colorful! The servers were wonderful and we enjoyed talking about Nepal with one of the staff. HIGHLY recommend!

The best Indian food I have ever had in my life. After a long drive home from work down I-25, there…read moreis nothing better than picking up gourmet Indian food that is fairly priced. GO HERE!

This place I will recommend when you go to Frederick, CO. The food is really good, flavorful and…read moredelicious. The service is fast and happy as well.

Went to lunch with my husband and a friend. Plenty of parking available in the lot. We were…read morewelcomed in and seated. They brought us a plate of pipe fryums to much on with tamarind and mint chutneys to dip. We ordered samosas as appetizers. Always a tasty treat. We all ordered the lunch special which was a choice of curry, served with rice and a soda. We added naan because you have to have some naan to swab up all the wonderful sauce. I chose palak paneer, a favorite of mine. My husband had the chicken tikka-medium. I had gone mild and wish I had done medium. Overall a very tasty meal with great service. The naan was tasty and we had plenty of both our dishes left to bring home for later.

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.

We have visited almost every week to dine in when visiting Boulder/Longmont for 2 months. They have…read morea lunch buffet served with a delicious refillable chai tea. Every item on their lunch buffet is good, hearty and delicious. It's also quite reasonable seeing how much food they served including fruits and drink. Be prepared to feast your eye and heart out and have to roll yourselves out after. So good and spices were on point to Nepalese Indian cuisine, not over powering spicy but just enough for my taste buds. The young lady that host and serves there is so friendly and hospitable. Make the atmosphere welcoming and they keep the tables clean. We have been there for dinner and ordered ala carte (from menu) as there is no buffet at dinner time, and the meals were equally very good. I would go every week if I lived there!

Food was excellent! Reception and service was very attentive. Ambient was nice seeing the site of…read moreNepal on TV. Best part was sitting tight with my wife in a booth enjoying sharing our dishes. Hers was better than my choice. To be expected, Chicken Korma Versus Chicken Curry Curry win hands down.

Tiffins is delicious! It is the only southern Indian restaurant in the Longmont area and the only…read moreplace I've seen dosa in Colorado, though I haven't looked hard. Their masala dosa is flavorful and large, and their regular "US Indian" menu is full of flavorful renditions of the limited menu Americans insist on eating from India. I don't eat out or eat takeout often in daily life but Tiffins is on the short list of restaurants to frequent. I've been unemployed recently and look forward to having spending money again that I can spend on a lovely dinner at or from Tiffins! Table service has been variable the several times I've eaten in - sometimes prompt, sometimes very delayed. The servers are also the people talking and organizing to go orders, so at mealtimes it can be quite delayed for restaurant service as they spend a good amount of time at the terminal taking orders and handing off DoorDash and pick ups. The restaurant is comfortable and not too brightly lit - great ambience for eating in. The tables near the payment terminal will get heavy traffic from pickup and to go orders, sometimes with people lined up waiting, so choose a different area if you're eating dinner in and looking for a quieter spot to chat and enjoy.

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.

Amazing butter nut squash soup! Entrees were very good. However, the true gem of the experience…read morewas Reagan our server! What an incredible, thoughtful, knowledgeable and beautiful human being! Such positivity and warmth to make our dining experience a memorable event. Thank you!

Nice variety. Not a ton of items, but tasted good. Only $10 for lunch buffet. The fried vegetable…read moreball things were good. $3.50 and I got about 10 with two sauces. I'll be back.

Just went in for dinner. A dog was running around the kitchen and food. Shook my head and leftread more

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!

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.

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

This was my first visit to the restaurant, and I was very pleased with both the food and the…read moreService I would recommend this place to anybody who likes good Indian food

Absolutely phenomenal. Best Indian I've ever had, samosas were perfect, naan was just the right…read moreamount of crispy and hot, chicken tikka masala was cooked to perfection and the chicken was more than tender. Galub Jamun was amazing as well. Great attentive service and I love the decor of the restaurant. A must-try spot!

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.