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Cozy, modestly appointed eatery preparing Indian & Nepalese specialties, including curries & naan.
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Address: 730 Cooper Ave, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Phone: (970) 945-9898
Website: http://www.masalaandcurry.com/
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Reviews
Brianna Bowler
Food was incredible, excellent service, food came out so fast as well. We loved the soft and yet ambient music, service was jovial and very accommodating. Felt very cared for, plus the food was just amazing. My fiancé got medium spiced biryani with lamb, oh my goodness I highly recommend.
… moreTijay Daniels
I had their food in January of this year and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. We walked in to this place as our first meal in Colorado EVER and no clue how it was gonna taste. Well, this place has extremely great food, some of the best Indian food I’ve ever tasted, to the point where I haven’t been able to recreate this taste yet. On top of that, the variety in options makes this place top notch. As a pescatarian I had no problem enjoying the same meal as my friends just with seafood as the options. 10/10 spot.
… moreFalak Shah
To start with the staff did not wanted you to be in the reastuarnts. looked like they were doing a favour to us. Its one thing to be busy and another for being rude, as they are the only Nepali reastuarnt within 50 mile radius so i guess visiter to glenwood springs dont have option if they crave for nepail food. The food is expensive and below average. Now you would think they would treat everyone the same. But looks like employees/owner had reservations towards certain popluation One more note. I was charge to substitute paneer instead of the chicken (now as I have experienced chicken dish are more expensive than vegetarian/vegan dishes). Overall if you are in glenwood springs and wanted to have some Indian/Nepali.
… morejill t
This was an unexpected happy find! The food was soooo good, and there were a large number of plant based options, as well as many with animal products. The staff were friendly, helpful with suggestions, and the atmosphere was what I called “neighborhood friendly casual”. Soft background music, conversations floating around the place, and lots of luscious looking entrees emerging from the kitchen. Clearly locals as well as out-of-town visitors were there. It was so good that we are going back as we are on the return trip through town. The eggplant dish, the dal soup, the chana masala, and two kinds of fresh-from-the-oven naan were delicious. This isn’t a fancy place, but casually comfortable. We spent over $30 per person, but could have spent less. We wanted leftovers to snack on.
… moreJay Perez
Food was amazing, service was good and the atmosphere is chill. Chicken tikka masala was amazing.
… moreSri Mag
The WORST FOOD I ever had . I have ordered Tandoori chicken which was frozen and then reheated and its hard like stone and non edible. I believe all the other reviews must have been fake because I dont see the quality and taste. While delivering the food the front desk lady tried to bluff by saying the kitchen people denied to do Tandoori chicken but I requested them and made it. This is how we got it. This restaurant is strict NOOOO
… moreAditi Shah
We ordered Jain food based on the staff’s recommendations regarding what could be prepared for us. Unfortunately, the curry lacked proper consistency — it was extremely runny with no puree or thickness, and it felt as though minimal effort had been put into accommodating our request.
Additionally, we were charged an extra $2 per dish under the “vegan” category, even though the dish was not vegan (there was paneer in our veg curry). On top of that, an 18% gratuity was applied despite the fact that only three of us were dining. We had clearly mentioned that our friends would not be joining for dinner, yet we were told the charge could not be adjusted because it was not specified before placing the order.
Overall, the pricing policies were not communicated clearly, and it felt like additional charges were being added without proper explanation. We would appreciate greater transparency in pricing and better clarity around such policies.
… moreAdditionally, we were charged an extra $2 per dish under the “vegan” category, even though the dish was not vegan (there was paneer in our veg curry). On top of that, an 18% gratuity was applied despite the fact that only three of us were dining. We had clearly mentioned that our friends would not be joining for dinner, yet we were told the charge could not be adjusted because it was not specified before placing the order.
Overall, the pricing policies were not communicated clearly, and it felt like additional charges were being added without proper explanation. We would appreciate greater transparency in pricing and better clarity around such policies.
Soumyajit Roy
Masala & Curry: Where Culinary Nightmares Come to Simmer
If you’re looking to experience what disappointment tastes like, look no further than Masala & Curry in Glenwood Springs. It’s a big place, and I assume the size is to accommodate the echo of everyone’s regrets.
Let’s start with the Kadai Shrimp—if you’re into shrimp drowned in a sea of angry tomatoes and accompanied by vegetables that seem to have lost their way, this dish is for you. The daal soup? Bold choice to serve a daal without daal. It’s like playing hide and seek with flavor—except nobody’s seeking.
The naan was a crispy black flag of surrender, and the rice was a confusing identity crisis between jasmine and basmati. And the dumplings? $10 for five pieces of deep-fried rubber sadness. Michelin-star prices for microwave-meal vibes.
Thank almighty that there was Chaat Masala on the table which has the power to offset any culinary blunders.
In short: overpriced, overcooked, and overwhelming in all the wrong ways. Bon appétit… somewhere else.
… moreIf you’re looking to experience what disappointment tastes like, look no further than Masala & Curry in Glenwood Springs. It’s a big place, and I assume the size is to accommodate the echo of everyone’s regrets.
Let’s start with the Kadai Shrimp—if you’re into shrimp drowned in a sea of angry tomatoes and accompanied by vegetables that seem to have lost their way, this dish is for you. The daal soup? Bold choice to serve a daal without daal. It’s like playing hide and seek with flavor—except nobody’s seeking.
The naan was a crispy black flag of surrender, and the rice was a confusing identity crisis between jasmine and basmati. And the dumplings? $10 for five pieces of deep-fried rubber sadness. Michelin-star prices for microwave-meal vibes.
Thank almighty that there was Chaat Masala on the table which has the power to offset any culinary blunders.
In short: overpriced, overcooked, and overwhelming in all the wrong ways. Bon appétit… somewhere else.
Jayashree Vinay
We absolutely loved the food at Masala Curry — full of bold spices and authentic taste!
Every bite was a delicious journey through Indian flavors.
… moreEvery bite was a delicious journey through Indian flavors.
Chandra Allred
Has ownership changed lately? Or has the entire staff changed recently? We love it here, but yesterday our meal was not so good. Ordered chicken kawabs, when they came out, had tomatoes and green onions on top, hardly any onion and peppers, and the entire bottom was completely burnt to a crisp. Naan was thin and burnt way more than usual on bottom. I asked if I could have some more sauce, and a different spice level, and was told no, that did not make sense. Just disappointed, as we do not eat out often due to some allergy issues with most food, so this is one of our favorite places, but might not go back right away.
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