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Spice 6 brings a fast casual take on authentic Indian cuisine with an innovative menu that is approachable to everyone. Since opening the first Spice 6 in May 2012, the local restaurant chain with three locations in the Washington Metropolitan area is the Indian quick service concept best known delivering fresh and authentic ingredients made your way and flavored to perfection.
Relaxed, modern storefront for customized Indian fare prepared at a counter with ample seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 740 6th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Phone: (202) 847-0508
Website: https://www.spice-6.com/
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Spice 6, located in the Washington D.C. area, delivers a modern take on authentic Indian cuisine & aesthetics through its wholesome fresh menu options.
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Spice 6, located in the Washington D.C. area, delivers a modern take on authentic Indian cuisine & aesthetics through its wholesome fresh menu options.
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Spice 6, located in the Washington D.C. area, delivers a modern take on authentic Indian cuisine & aesthetics through its wholesome fresh menu options.
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Sagar Gosavi
A nice Indian restaurant in Washington DC. We went there for dinner. Nice clean place with nice interiors. Lots of North Indian & South Indian Dishes with Veg & Non Veg options. Authentic Indian taste and reasonable rates. Loved it.
… morekailash yadav
I ordered Matar Paneer (medium spicy) with one naan and half bowl of rice.
The food was flavorful — paneer was soft, gravy was authentic, and the spice level was just right.
Naan was medium-soft and fresh.
The portion size was decent for one person.
Total bill: around $24.
Overall, a good Indian food experience in DC.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4 / 5)
… moreThe food was flavorful — paneer was soft, gravy was authentic, and the spice level was just right.
Naan was medium-soft and fresh.
The portion size was decent for one person.
Total bill: around $24.
Overall, a good Indian food experience in DC.
⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4 / 5)
Snehal Sonawane
Tried the onion uttapam and it was huge, filling, and really nice, perfectly cooked and satisfying. The sambar was flavorful, and the chutney paired well with everything. Also had the samosas, which was nice and crispy, just as expected. Overall, a comforting and enjoyable meal!
… moreXi
The food itself isn’t bad and has decent flavor. I’ve eaten here about five times in the last few months, but they got my order wrong on three of those visits (see photo—they served something completely different instead of the chicken karahi I ordered). There’s also a persistent unpleasant odor throughout the restaurant that’s hard to ignore; it honestly smells like sewage or something similar.
Overall, the prices are too high for the inconsistent service and experience. Not recommended
… moreOverall, the prices are too high for the inconsistent service and experience. Not recommended
DBunji Fromartz
Never had a meat dosa before! Lamb dosa was excellent. The tomato soup was hot and tasty.
Their chai (instant I think) not too sweet and wonderful cardamon taste.
Also has the lamb salad, though I ordered a side veg, was very filling, had the green spicy chutney (not served on the side, it was poured on top) which set the spice level perfectly for me.
… moreTheir chai (instant I think) not too sweet and wonderful cardamon taste.
Also has the lamb salad, though I ordered a side veg, was very filling, had the green spicy chutney (not served on the side, it was poured on top) which set the spice level perfectly for me.
Elias Chelala (Chewy)
It’s essentially the Indian version of Chipotle with many, many, more options. The food was delicious and the portions are more than generous. The staff was extremely friendly and prepared my wrap quickly. The wrap cost around $16 dollars but was easily enough for two servings. I highly recommend visiting Spice 6 if you enjoy Indian food that is made to order and readily available.
… moreMansoor Mohsin
I had an okay experience at Spice 6, a fast-casual Indian restaurant that lets you customize your own bowl, wrap or pizza. The restaurant was clean and modern, and the staff was friendly and efficient. The price and the portion were fair, but I expected more flavor and quality from an Indian restaurant. The staff verbally confirmed that everything in the menu is Halal.
… moreShiv
Delicious look no further. Indian food with a new style and concept.
Mysor Masa dosa was really good compared to plain dosa.
Vada Pav was okay, nothing out of the ordinary but their Bahubali burger was flavorful
… moreMysor Masa dosa was really good compared to plain dosa.
Vada Pav was okay, nothing out of the ordinary but their Bahubali burger was flavorful
Aanchal Mehra
Delicious food with generous portions! Highly recommend the dosa, and the vada pav was fantastic too.
… morePrerna Joshi
We went here for dinner during a weekend. The place was crowded. Its a self-order, and pick up kind of a place.
We initially ordered masala dosa, idli, dahi vada and paav bhaji. They informed us that they were out of pav bhaji and replaced it with rice, chana masala, and masala dosa (without charging anything extra as they were extremely crowded).
Masala dosa tasted nice, the potatoes inside were good too. But sambhar was sweet and the veggies were uncooked and a bit bitter in them. Idli and chutney were good as well.
I liked chhole as they were not too oily and not too spicy. Were mild and tasted fine with rice.
Dahi vada was a bit disappointing as they over fried the vada like aaloo tikki and added dahi to it, which is not how you make it.
I liked the service as despite the crowd and chaos caused by the crowd and continuous ordering, the staff did not panic or lose control and were still talking nicely with the customers patiently! But yes, if you want to sit and eat and enjoy more options, better to go early for dinner ~6-6:30 pm as after 7pm onwards, they are out of some items and their will be a line so your order would take time!
… moreWe initially ordered masala dosa, idli, dahi vada and paav bhaji. They informed us that they were out of pav bhaji and replaced it with rice, chana masala, and masala dosa (without charging anything extra as they were extremely crowded).
Masala dosa tasted nice, the potatoes inside were good too. But sambhar was sweet and the veggies were uncooked and a bit bitter in them. Idli and chutney were good as well.
I liked chhole as they were not too oily and not too spicy. Were mild and tasted fine with rice.
Dahi vada was a bit disappointing as they over fried the vada like aaloo tikki and added dahi to it, which is not how you make it.
I liked the service as despite the crowd and chaos caused by the crowd and continuous ordering, the staff did not panic or lose control and were still talking nicely with the customers patiently! But yes, if you want to sit and eat and enjoy more options, better to go early for dinner ~6-6:30 pm as after 7pm onwards, they are out of some items and their will be a line so your order would take time!