This is the best Indian food That the famous Chef Thomas has eaten. The spices were perfect. Excellent bread with many options. The staff was very friendly and responsive. The famous Chef Thomas has eaten here twice and has no food complaints. The ambiance is not so great but the food is so good that the customers do not care. They pile up in line waiting patiently to get the good food. That says a lot about a restaurant that pays very close attention to their food quality. The famous Chef Thomas highly recommends this location. read more

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From the high reviews on this restaurant, I'm really disappointed in this place. I ordered delivery so the review is only about the food, not anything else. This is quite possibly the most bland Indian food I have ever had in my life. The rice has no flavor, and the palak paneer, which I expect to be relatively mild in the U.S., has no flavor at all. The garlic roti has no garlic in it. It tasted like it was made by someone who has never had Indian food before. Where are the spices?? Will be trying somewhere else next time. read more

Delicious fast-casual Indian restaurant. Ordered the butter chicken and palak paneer. The butter chicken was delicious, but I was floored by the palak paneer. It was the smoothest I've ever tasted. When you arrive you go inside to order. There is very little space inside to eat, but there is an outdoor patio with a bar, which is really nice on a nice spring or summer night. I wish I lived closer. I'd be there every day. read more

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One of my favorite restaurants in DC. I wasn't sure if I liked Indian food ... then I tried Indigo. I dare you to not like their butter chicken! It is out of this world. The chicken tika masala is also a favorite of mine. Indigo has ample covered outdoor seating in their pet-friendly patio, a limited bar (not a full bar, I tried ordering a margarita once and they couldn't make it, but great sangria and a really good rum punch!) and recently they even had live music! I'm gluten free and just about everything on the menu except the naan bread is safe for me to eat. Run, don't walk to Indigo! You'll be glad you did. read more

Food was tasty! The service was a little slow but generally good. It's not fancy but still a good dinner. Plan to go again

I would skip on this place if you're indian. We got the palak paneer which was completely blended up. Ive never had paneer like that before. Not good, very bland even though we asked for spicy. Then we got paneer makhani which was completely watery and was not that great. The paneer paratha was bland too. Not sure why they dont have naan. The spinach rolls were okay. The mango lassi was good though! read more

I have never in the 10 years I've lived in this neighborhood had a bad meal here. They are the kindest people who are grateful for their customers, truth is, we should be grateful to them. For literally making the whole neighborhood feel like part of their family. Butter chicken is the best i ever had. Hands down. THANK YOU indigo! read more

Nice neighborhood spot. Got the Indigo Special with ginger. My mouth is still tingling from the heat. Also got the butter chicken. The lunch portions are a good size. Service was quick. Definitely returning for more. read more

Indigo - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Sooo good!! Veggie platter is $13 and comes with 2 sides - chickpeas and rice included. Portion size can last me at least 2 meals. The mango lassi was a bit too sweet for my taste but other than that, Indigo is the place to go! There's a lot of vegan and vegetarian options as well. read more

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Officially my favorite spot for authentic and moderately priced Indian food in D.C. The restaurant is super colorful and one of a kind. Pretty decent sized patio in the front to eat. The menu offers a good variety of choices. We got the butter chicken as one dish and the other dish was aloo gobi and daal makni (you get a choice of two vegetarian dishes). We also got two mango lassis which could have been served colder but I can forgive that. Everything else was DELICOUS! Definitely finished the food in less than 10 minutes. They had a whole section of chutneys and achars to choose from as well which were great. Safe to say I'm going back asap! read more

Indigo - Daal Makhni (in small container) and aloo ghobi (this was ok but I would try the paneer next time) and everything comes with chole over rice - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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We've eaten here a handful of times and the inside staff can be a little rude. The curry lamb is tasty but ordering from the scan menu outside resulted in my order being missed a few times. Cilantro on the side has no concept here. The outside bartender is hospitable. read more

I have ordered great food from Indigo before a huge disappointment last week. I had to order through grub hub, and the food took an hour to get to me. The driver had called me twice to report that she couldn't find my house, but she insisted that the food was still very hot. It was as cold as the Thanksgiving leftovers in the fridge. But, even more disappointing, the garlic roti really did match the description of "spinach dough with chunks of garlic inside." It was cold, limp, and tasteless. We ordered butter chicken and unhappy found a bone in it. The cabbage and peas were good. All in all, it was a very disappointing (and expensive) experience. read more

The best! My gold standard for unfussy Indian food; tastes like a good home-cooked meal in the best kind of way. I was staying nearby on a visit to DC and walked by, and couldn't resist the delicious aromas from Indigo and followed my nose inside for a great meal. Butter chicken is a can't-miss dish, but otherwise you'll do well trying whatever looks good on the menu. Portions and prices are great and the outdoor patio is a great place to spend a nice summer evening drinking Indian beer and chowing down. read more

Great Indian food. OK drinks. Great for a quick Indian meal with friends/family or by yourself. Outdoor seating, so make sure weather is decent if you plan on sitting down here. read more

I feel bad giving any business, especially during these times, a not-so-stellar review. The staff seemed perfectly nice and there was a nice patio area outside that I spied on the way in to pick up my takeout. The problem? The food wasn't good. Like, really not good. I ordered butter chicken. It tasted a lot like pasta sauce. I'm not an Indian food expert, but butter chicken isn't supposed to taste like pasta sauce. I know it's DC pricing, but it also wasn't cheap, especially for the portion size. That wouldn't have been a huge issue for me if the food was really good - but as previously noted, it was not. Perhaps I just hit it on a bad day or ordered something that wasn't great. But all in all, I can't say I would recommend. read more

The food is good --- I don't like how you have to place your order. But I love the outside seating.

I was looking for a place to order lunch from today and my boyfriend recommended this place to me, I'm so happy that he did! I ordered the indigo special which is bone-in chicken cooked in garlic, onion, and peppers and comes with white rice and chickpeas. I also ordered the paalak paneer (cheese cubes in creamed spinach). Both were amazing! I am a huge fan of bone-in chicken for the extra flavor, and this definitely didn't disappoint. It was also spicy but not too much to handle. The chickpeas were slightly overly salty, but not anything major. Some of the best Indian food I've had in DC. I enjoyed it so much eating it as delivery, I can only imagine how good it is when you eat it fresh on the spot! Will definitely be ordering again and visiting some time soon. read more

Indigo - Ordered the indigo special + paalak paneer for delivery- so good! - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Indigo was nothing like I was expecting it to be when I just googled for nearby restaurants to go to. I have to admit it took me a minute to appreciate the decor and the whole feel of the place. But it was just the best thing, keeps coming back to me- so personal and unique! Coming to the food- the best Indian food I have had in the USA! Not exaggerating - the dal makhani here is to die for. The reason I liked the food so much is because it tasted like "home cooked" food to me, very similar to how we cook our food back home. The menu is quite unique in itself too- you know when a place is boasting parathas as a huge portion of its menu, they are confident enough to deliver ! There were so many stuffed paratha options- and they were so good! Service- was excellent, I will have to give it to them, for the quick and organised service! Finding a table was not at all a hassle. The staff was very friendly and they seemed to be handling it all so effortlessly ! Lastly, it makes me feel so happy when people are so passionate about the food that they serve- I will definitely be returning, and hopefully only to come back with more admiration for them. read more

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I spent a month in DC and tried to hit a few highly-rated spots during my time there, and Indigo might have been my favorite. The place has a nice, causal patio with a friendly vibe. I got the chicken seekh kabob meal, which had a nice bit of spice and great texture. Overall a tasty meal in a nice environment. read more

Fast-casual Indian food where have you been all my life? I loved everything about this place. The wait was short (even though the place was crowded with guests they got us through the line quickly) and the food came out piping hot. I suggest getting some yogurt sauce on the side to mix in with the meal even though it does cost extra. The indoor seating was pretty limited and the weather was freezing so the patio wasn't an ideal option. You can tell they service the entire area with deliveries as they had couriers coming in and out to get orders. The food packed a flavorful punch and I loved the funky atmosphere. read more

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Indian food - to go. I really can't find any cons with Indigo. The food is ALWAYS good. I always get a veggie combo of some sort and am never disappointed. Everything comes in a "to-go" container and there are picnic benches throughout the restaurant and in the outdoor space. The menu is extensive and the spices are flavorful. There are a lot of places in the DC to get bland Indian food but this is not one of them. The staff is SUPER nice and the food comes out promptly. The space is quaint but clean and has a really cool vibe. Feel free to grab a beer to wash down your meal (which always comes with chick peas & rice, btw!). Indigo is a tucked away gem. It can get a little crowded at night but you're free to take your to-go container and... go. Five stars all the way. read more

Won't be returning. After waiting 20+ minutes to order and another 15+ minutes for my food, I got home and discovered that they didn't give me what I ordered. I got an box with just the rice and side of chickpeas. They didn't bother to put my entrees in it. At another restaurant, I'd say I'd learned to check my order before I leave. But what am I supposed to do, wait ANOTHER 15 minutes to get my order fixed? And in a cramped, crowded space, it's hard to find the space to check a couple of orders. I hate to leave a yelp review to air my complaints, but their email address doesn't work (it's listed on their website, but it bounced back), they don't view facebook messages, and their twitter is inactive. So that's just another issue I have. I'll go somewhere that I can a hold of. I also don't feel too bad because they clearly don't need my business- the line is long and moves a bit more slowly than one might think. In summary, just not worth the combination of a very long, slow wait, inconsistent service, and being impossible to get a hold of. There are plenty of other food options. read more

Indigo - Double check your to go order! I was sad to not get the food I ordered, just a box with rice and side of chick peas. - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

2018 Michelin star? I didn't even know until we arrived and saw it posted on their door. Wow it did not disappoint. We for 2 sides and split the roasted chicken and butter chicken. So good! Maybe the best Indian I've ever had. Loved the funky down to earth space. Fast and friendly service. Limited indoor seating and plenty of outdoor covered seating. Butter chicken was incredibly tasty. read more

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The bad news: It's closed on Sundays. My sister and I missed the bus and walked all the way from Chinatown on a Sunday, just to find the place was closed. It was a sad day. The good news: It's open the other six days of the week, and I am now OBSESSED with their butter chicken. Winner winner, butter chicken dinner! I came here on a Wednesday evening with my sister, who's a regular here, and we called ahead to place our orders (by the time we got there - about 10-15 minutes later, our meal was ready!). Pro tip: They weren't busy at dinner, but lunch can get hectic, so call ahead to place your order to minimize the wait. Indigo is a true hole in the wall. It has a homey feel, and has a lot of character - the walls are covered with written messages from their customers, and there's Indian music playing in the background with a few tv screens playing the music videos to match. The inside is an intimate space - they have a few small tables and a long family-style table in the middle. Most of their seating is outdoors, where they also have a bar and pretty stringy lights. Their menu items are written on a big chalkboard, and they have a small window where you order and pay, accessorized with a mountain of bottle caps from the beers they offer. One entree of butter chicken (comes with basmati rice and chickpeas) cost about $13, which is a better deal than other Indian places or food trucks that I've been to. Plus, the servings are generous, so I had dinner that night and lunch for the next day. (And let me tell you, the next day, I could not wait for lunchtime to come so that I could eat that butter chicken again! And then when lunchtime finally came, people were envious - and I gave them the whole spiel about Indigo :), with the moral of the story being that Indigo is my new favorite place, and I too will be a regular here... but I'm getting ahead of myself). Once your food comes out, it's a serve yourself type of place. They have a counter with their chutneys, forks, napkins, etc. and water cups + cooler to help yourself. My whole plate was delicious, with the butter chicken as the star. This is the most tender butter chicken I have ever had; the moist chicken practically melted in my mouth. The creamy tomato base paired perfectly with the rice and chickpeas. I can't handle spicy, and fortunately for me, the butter chicken is mild but still flavorful. But if you do like spicy, when you place your order, you can request your level of heat (or doctor it up yourself with their chutneys). My sister has also raved about their samosas, which unfortunately they were out of that day, but that's just another reason for me to come back. Thank you, Indigo, for a delicious dinner (and lunch!), and shout-out to my sis for introducing me to the place! I'll be back, again and again - you can count on it! read more

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Stopped in for takeout around dinner time. As soon as I walked in I knew the food must've been good because the line was 20 mins long. You can see all the aunties in the back making the food, which is a testament to its freshness. I got the chicken tikka, curry chicken, garlic roti and veggie samosas. The portions were large, I packed some for lunch the next day and the food was authentic, delicious and fresh. Can't wait to go back for that garlic roti! read more

Indigo - Garlic roti - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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My order was for a takeout. I ordered their bone-in chicken special($14). It was good. NOT worth the money tho. I also ordered 1 each of Paneer Paratha($5), Gobi Paratha($4) and Aalu Paratha($4). They gave me Pyaz Paratha($4) instead. Was absolutely not happy about it since I was looking forward to having Paneer Paratha. I called to inform but and all I got was an "Okay. Okay" response. Neither of the Paratha were any good and definitely not worth the price. You can buy a good quality frozen Paneer Paratha at the Indian store for $3 and you get double the amount(2Each) and 5 times more tastier. I thought theirs would be better since it's fresh.. but was certainly wrong about it. Would I come here again? Probably. To try out other foods. But definitely not the parathas. read more

Indigo is a small to-go Indian restaurant nestled off of K. When walking up to the restaurant, you see their nice little patio with an outdoor bar and picnic tables to sit and enjoy your food, al fresco style. When you walk in, there is chalkboard with colorful chalk, listing a variety of platters, such as Chicken Tikka, Spicy Chicken Curry, Masala Chicken, Chicken Biryani, Keema Curry, Mango Chicken, Aloo Gosht, etc. They also have vegetarian options, offering vegan and non-vegan offerings, and roti/breads. I tried their #1 Chicken Tikka (in a ginger and garlic base, served with rice and chickpeas; while I appreciated the fresh and juicy chunks of chicken, this was way too tomato-y and slightly watered down for my taste) and their #2 Butter Chicken (tomato cream base, also served with rice and chickpeas; this was surprisingly delicious, as it was creamy, a little more thicker in consistency, and had a nice hint of ginger and spices). I was also surprised at how good the chickpeas were, as they seemed very tomato-like; however, they were seasoned wonderfully, cooked perfectly, and complemented well with the main dish; the basmati rice was also fluffy and perfectly-cooked. I also tried their Garlic Roti, which was green in color; I wasn't really feeling the roti, so I may try out their Cheese Bread next time. The mango laasi, which I couldn't pass up, was thick and creamy, and quite refreshing. The staff here were all pretty friendly and efficient, and you can tell that the place prides in themselves offering freshly-made, homecooked meals. The place has a cool vibe to it, with a plethora of quotes written all over the walls, superhero metal posters, and a big tub full of bottle caps. There are some seating inside as well. I'd love to try out their Signature Indirolls, the Chicken Biryani, and the Spicy Chicken Curry the next time. Check them out :D +#2 Butter Chicken platter :D +chickpeas :D +yummy basmati rice :D +mango laasi +friendly staff :D +limited free 2-hour parking on K St read more

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We have had a lot of great experiences with Indigo, but it's gone badly downhill lately. In recent orders, they've completely forgotten to include parts of our or we've paid for, and there has been hair in our food. UPDATE: I won't deny the issues we've had in the past, but the food is so incredibly delicious we are willing to roll the dice. And more often than not, it works out in our favor. read more

I have never had better Indian food in my life. My friend and I ordered a side of shahi paneer with our chicken tikka and saag chicken and everything came out literally within 10 minutes (at 6pm on a Friday) and they were all perfect. The entrees came with rice and chickpeas and we both swooned on the first bite. And pretty much every bite afterwards. Halfway through, we stopped because we realized we forgot 2 important things--mango lassi and roti. So we took a quick break to get those and then continued. BEST LASSI EVER. The roti was a little dense but still great. We didn't get these, but they did offer Indian beers and wines (but really, get the lassi too). The restaurant itself is a super tiny room with a TV playing Indian music videos, and there's an adorable patio with tiki torches and plenty of outdoor seating. The staff were friendly and offered suggestions, and the decor is just the cutest ever. It is clearly a family owned restaurant judging by the family portraits, loving couple iPad background when you pay with credit card, and the framed WaPo article of the loving couple. Also, see picture for cutest little square on the chalkboard menu. My favorite part of the meal was ringing the bell at the counter before I left, because of the sign that says to ring it if you enjoyed your meal. Did I EVER. read more

Indigo - Full menu but really just look at the second block from the right on the bottom. - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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**** 4.5 stars **** Indigo is the perfect addition to an H Street corridor area which was quickly starting to outpace the gentrification of the neighborhood in terms of restaurant price points, offering many inexpensive options in a lovely casual environment. The food here overall is really solid, which makes the value aspect of it even more appealing. I will stick to my usual Indian review caveat of not nearly being an expert in terms of what's authentic, but rather focusing on what just tastes really good or not. Suzy decided to get their thaali platter, which comes with a meat plus four of their veggie options, and damn are there a lot to pick from on their daily updated chalkboard menu. It's amazing the variety of dishes this little kitchen is able to put out, and even better that you can get such a big selection on your tray for just $18 ($2 less if you go all veggie). I'll be honest, I wasn't as enamored with the flavors of her choices as much as mine, but overall everything was still rather flavorful, even if not my favorite. If there was one real disappointment it was the raita which was way too watered down. My goat curry ($14) on the other hand was quite delicious and plentiful in terms of meat and spice. It wasn't too hot, but enough to let you know that it's a good, rich Indian curry. The rice comes with spinach on top which adds a nice textural element, and is also topped with their chana masala to give you something else to break up the flavors a bit. I would definitely return for this dish, and it gives me lots of hope that other specialties are just as good. It's hard to beat the homey atmosphere here, with customer love letters written all over the walls, dangling light bulbs outside, and food that's brought out by the owners. They also offer Taj Mahal and Kingfisher beers here, which although absolutely terrible in taste, are at least Indian beers if you want something to pair with your meal. 4 stars for execution with an undeniable potential to get to 5 once they work out some kinks. This food is leaps and bounds better than what Chicken and Rice offers the neighborhood, even before that place went downhill. read more

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Phenomenal food at a respectable price. Outdoor seating at the end of September on a Tuesday night was wonderful. Plenty of passers-by to watch on my solo adventure and a delightful ambiance outdoors with the rest of the couples and the occasional group of friends. Got the lamb curry which came in a cup alongside a spread of white rice and chickpea/cilantro combo in a to-go box to stay. Here's the rest of the meal after I remembered to take a pic. read more

Indigo - Lamb curry on the white rice/chickpea/cilantro base. - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

They've not let me down once! Very quick with delivery and available via Door Dash. I've had the chicken tikka, spinach saag, simosa, mango laasi, and lamb curry. All really good! I would say that most of their food it more spicy than not, and if you have a sensitivity towards spice, you may want to ask for it without spice. The restaurant is on a corner with fun outside seating. The space inside isn't that big, so you may want to get take out if you're not interested in being outside. Walkable from H-Street Corridor, Union Market area, etc. read more

*SQUEAL* squeal squeal. Wonderful authentic Indian food. Having stayed in northwestern India for a few months (I definitely don't claim to be an expert on India food), I have been searching for that feeling of home-cooked Indian food experience in the DC area and I am so glad I have found it. The restaurant is located on the first floor on a corner of a house near NoMa or Union Station. I was very sad to find that they were out of their thali dishes (but if you make it there around lunchtime, you should definitely go for that)! I got the vegetarian platter that comes with rice and chickpeas with 2 sides of your choice. You can also choose to replace the rice with a type of bread. *Chai - finally the taste I've been looking for; it's not sweetened, so sweeten it on your own *Breads - Plain flat bread is a parantha and their paper file roti is the "authentic roti" (on their menu) or chapati. *Rice = good The sides are all delicious. The eggplant has a smoky taste. The okra is also very good. If you are confused as to which to get, DEFINITELY go for the shahi paneer (cheese in tomato cream). The spicy pumpkin was good, however, it was a little too spicy for me to enjoy as much (this would be on a scale 1-10 of spiciness, I'd say it hits around a 8 or 9 or so). Definitely spicy! It's all decently priced, and it feels like you're getting food straight from a kitchen in a home. I'll definitely be back here! read more

Indigo - (Left to right) thin roti/authentic roti, spicy pumpkin side, veggie platter with okra, eggplant&peas, and chickpeas - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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How have I lived in DC for 7.5 years and just now discovering this place?! It's in a fun part of town (NoMa) and is a DC hidden gem. An Indian family owns and runs it out of a townhouse with plenty of outdoor seating. You order inside from the dozens of options and they bring your food out to you. The roti is good and the good decent. I'm giving this four stars for the experience but if you want real five star Indian food, you'll have to head to Alexandria for Dishes of India (the best in DC)! read more

Indigo - Great outdoor seating in a cool neighborhood. - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

4.5 stars. Inexpensive, high quality Indian food? Sign me up! You order at the counter and someone will bring out your order soon in a styrofoam container. Then you can take it home or sit and eat it on the heated patio or picnic tables outside. I ordered the seema curry, a spicy lamb curry served over rice with delicious chickpeas. My boyfriend got the butter chicken, which was spicier and more flavorful that your usual butter chicken. It also came with the same amazing chickpeas. We also got some roti, which I found overly dry and not particularly flavorful. This place definitely gets packed, so go early or get it to go if you have a large group. But it's definitely some of the best Indian around, so make the time to go get yourself some spice! read more

This place has a small interior and a big patio. Go in and there's a big menu board on the wall with a lot of choices. Vegetarian and vegan options are marked, and there are lots of options for carnivores too. Drinks aren't posted on the menu, but there's a cooler to your left with mango lassi and some other things I didn't pay attention to because everything is better if you add a mango. The food is fantastic. I got a delicious and reasonably well-balanced meal set up beautifully in a takeout container - palak paneer and ghobi aloo, beautifully spiced so there was actually some solid kick to it, served with rice, chickpeas, and some greens for balance. If there was ever a place that manages to get a home cooking feel in takeout containers, this is it. Go here. You will not regret it. read more

The place is pretty solid and it's clear the owners want it to be successful. They have had great fortune, and the place is busy every week day. Location, location, location. There just aren't many options around. Alas, I still think it's over priced by a couple dollars, and but what can you do, and how can you blame them if it's so busy. While everything tastes as expected, the mint sauce, pickled lemon / chilies, and mango chutney are a nice bonus you can't find everywhere. read more

Without question, this was the best Indian food I've ever eaten at a restaurant. The food tastes homemade because the food is made in their home. Literally. Dhanesh (sp?), his wife and three children live above the restaurant. Their family kitchen is the restaurant. Neither are trained cooks, all the recipes are his mother's. Gone is sea of fat and excess salt usually found in Indian food. It is replaced by good-sized portions of flavorful, pleasantly spicy, fresh ingredients. I had the ground lamb, it was nothing short of amazing. As a side I ordered the hot eggplant and we split an order of onion Roti. My son ordered the masala, also an excellent choice. All so good I wanted to lick the plate. The only thing that would have made it better is metal utensils instead of plastic. My son and I had the delightful opportunity to talk with the owner over a few beers (which was on the house). Delightful people, delicious food. My only complaint is that there is no location in Chicago. read more

Indigo - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Love this place!!! Fantastic food and very cool atmosphere. I've been there multiple times and tried a wide range of stuff -- never had anything less than awesome. The ordering process can be a bit chaotic-- that's my only complaint. But it's not overwhelming. Definitely go!!!!! read more

Indigo is a cute and cozy graffiti-decorated Indian restaurant that serves up generous, spice-filled portions for the price! Inside, the tables are few, but the outdoor seating area is beautifully lit and has plenty of seats to go around. The service was quick, and everything is packed already in to-go boxes, so no need to feel pressured to finish everything! We sure didn't... Tonight we tried: $12 - Butter Chicken (sweet, creamy, and mild) $12 - Masala Chicken - (mild or pretty spicy!) $3 - Paalak Paneer (Spinach type curry with cheese - We got this as a small side! Normal portion is $13) $3 - Gulab Jamun (sweet soaked in honey/syrup donut dessert) $1 - Plain Roti The butter chicken was my favorite! The curries came with rice and a side of beans/chickpeas. As a huge fan of sweets and tomato type dishes, butter chicken had me sold! The rice had greens scattered on top which balanced the thickness of the curries. I highly recommend it! The spicy masala chicken was a bit too spicy for my taste, but my boyfriend really enjoyed it. It's more savory and you can really taste the Indian spices in this one! Overall, I really enjoyed this place. It was a quick and casual bite, with delicious food. Can't ask for much more than that! I'm sure we'll be back. read more

Indigo - Current Up-to-date menu items :) - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia