Our goal is to emulate all the properties that aromatic spices and herbs have in the food that we present. Our experienced chef is trained to cook different dishes with correct blend of spices that impart their own aromas to enhance the presentation. Our team at Saffron strives to satisfy your culinary senses
Spacious warm backdrop for traditional Indian cuisine offering dinner, takeout & party catering.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2137 Barrett Station Rd, St. Louis, MO 63131
Phone: (314) 965-3822
Website: http://www.saffronstl.net/
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Reviews
Tanzila Lita
This was our second time visiting this restaurant, and both times we had a terrible experience with the service. The older gentleman taking orders told us, “I’m only taking your order once, and you have to order now because we’re closing our kitchen.” It was 7:50 PM, and the restaurant closes at 9:00 PM.
We were barely given any time—maybe two minutes at best—to look over the menu. When I asked for a couple more minutes, he flat-out refused, insisting that he was taking the order right now.
So, we quickly ordered a starter and two main courses. While the food tasted good, we had to wait nearly 45 minutes, and our order wasn’t served until 8:40 PM. To make things worse, the starter and main courses arrived almost at the same time, just a couple of minutes apart.
What frustrated us the most was seeing them take dessert orders from other tables at 8:45 PM—long after they rushed us to order.
The food was good, the mango lassi was super sour (mango flavor was not there looks like they blended a lot of yogurt)
but the service was terrible. Since this happened both times we visited, we won’t be going back.
… moreWe were barely given any time—maybe two minutes at best—to look over the menu. When I asked for a couple more minutes, he flat-out refused, insisting that he was taking the order right now.
So, we quickly ordered a starter and two main courses. While the food tasted good, we had to wait nearly 45 minutes, and our order wasn’t served until 8:40 PM. To make things worse, the starter and main courses arrived almost at the same time, just a couple of minutes apart.
What frustrated us the most was seeing them take dessert orders from other tables at 8:45 PM—long after they rushed us to order.
The food was good, the mango lassi was super sour (mango flavor was not there looks like they blended a lot of yogurt)
but the service was terrible. Since this happened both times we visited, we won’t be going back.
Jakob Barker
At Saffron Indian Cuisine, our dinner was excellent. Although it is a bit more sophisticated than your standard Indian restaurant, the establishment delivers food that is both traditional and authentic. Our dinners were good and cooked to the desired level of heat. A wonderful mood is created by the eating area’s impeccable cleanliness and beautiful decoration. Both attentive and cordial service were provided. We’ll undoubtedly come back.
… moreM Naik
This restaurant is top tier among Indian restaurants in St. Louis. Why I prefer to come here is that it is so clean. The wait staff is incredible and the food is never a miss. Highly recommend.
… moreSuhrid Maiti
Nice restaurant. Food was really nice. Atmosphere of the restaurant is well maintained. We ordered takeout. Potion size was well above expectations. We tried Goat Biryani, garlic nun, chicken butter masala. Goat biryani is enough for more than 2 persons. Garlic nun was fresh and soft. Butter chicken was also good. Will visit again and that time surely try for dine in.
… moreRishikesh Nalapur
Liked it !! From starters to desserts all items were amazing. The service was good. The vegetable biryani, Panner makhani , Rotis and Parathas were fresh and tasty. The quantity was decent too. Though, The onion kulcha could have been a little better.
The deserts especially Shahi Gulab Jamun was delicious. Overall had a hearty lunch !
… moreThe deserts especially Shahi Gulab Jamun was delicious. Overall had a hearty lunch !
Jason Hurt
Our favorite restaurant in St. Louis. The food is always amazing, the staff are top notch. Our 16 year old daughter will not eat Indian any other place, she’s felt let down anywhere else. The owner is a very gracious and genuine person.
… moreShanShan SHAN
DO NOT COME HERE. Understaffed. Rude. Dirty restrooms. Long wait times. The man who served us told us they were so busy and rushed us to order saying that, if we didn’t order everything, then we wouldn’t be able to order. He was very rude and was telling us what to do and to help him clear the table. And the worst thing of all the shrimp tasted old, the lamb tasted like dirt, and the chicken was fine, but the conditions of the restaurant made us scared to eat it. Also, the rations are too small for the price. Overpriced and not worth it
… moreJJJ
Where to start? Impressive, astounded and truly pleased. Absolutely freaking phenomenal and awesome. For the appetizer I had the Vindaloo- which totally made a great first impression towards an upcoming meal. I had the chicken Tikka Masala, which was the best ever and so tasty. Then dessert was the Rasgulla. Dessert was the absolute best way to finish this unique authentic lunch. Also the server was phenomenal, friendly, welcoming. The environment was really clean and atmosphere was legitimately welcoming. I will be back after this first time visit! Also big on family owned businesses. Please; tell me you are. Because the staff was all amazing!!!!!! This is an amazing five star restaurant with very affordable and delicious items.
… moreRemrod Photography LLC
Been going here for years and I like trying new entrees! They have the best indian in the city hands down! Big Flavor! This Tandoori Chicken was so damn good I gotta go back for more!
… moreAlex Besmer
Hey fellow foodies! I’ve recently had an amazing culinary experience at Saffron, an Indian restaurant tucked away in Town and Country, Missouri, and I can’t help but share the good vibes.
Entering Saffron, you’ll be welcomed by a clean, traditional Indian setting. It’s not flashy, but it’s warm, inviting, and well-kept. It’s as if you’re stepping into a mini India right here in Missouri – a testament to the authenticity of their food.
Service-wise, it was pretty standard. The team was bustling around, serving the customers – a good sign of a popular spot. While the service wasn’t overly personalized, they were quick and got our orders right, which is all you really need for a satisfying dining experience.
Now, let’s talk about the real deal – the food. We kicked things off with Gobhi Lasanwalla, Aloo Parantha, and Peshwari Naan. The Gobhi Lasanwalla was the standout – perfectly cooked cauliflower florets bursting with flavor. The Aloo Parantha and Peshwari Naan were just as delightful, setting the bar high for what was to come.
For our mains, we opted for the Chicken Tikka Masala and Kadhai Lamb. Served over rice, both dishes were simply top-notch. The Chicken Tikka Masala was creamy and subtly spiced, while the Kadhai Lamb was tender, savory, and packed with flavor.
In a nutshell, Saffron might not be the fanciest place around, but their food is absolutely stellar. So, if you’re in Town and Country, Missouri, and are craving authentic Indian flavors, Saffron is a must-try. From me, it’s a well-deserved 5 out of 5!
… moreEntering Saffron, you’ll be welcomed by a clean, traditional Indian setting. It’s not flashy, but it’s warm, inviting, and well-kept. It’s as if you’re stepping into a mini India right here in Missouri – a testament to the authenticity of their food.
Service-wise, it was pretty standard. The team was bustling around, serving the customers – a good sign of a popular spot. While the service wasn’t overly personalized, they were quick and got our orders right, which is all you really need for a satisfying dining experience.
Now, let’s talk about the real deal – the food. We kicked things off with Gobhi Lasanwalla, Aloo Parantha, and Peshwari Naan. The Gobhi Lasanwalla was the standout – perfectly cooked cauliflower florets bursting with flavor. The Aloo Parantha and Peshwari Naan were just as delightful, setting the bar high for what was to come.
For our mains, we opted for the Chicken Tikka Masala and Kadhai Lamb. Served over rice, both dishes were simply top-notch. The Chicken Tikka Masala was creamy and subtly spiced, while the Kadhai Lamb was tender, savory, and packed with flavor.
In a nutshell, Saffron might not be the fanciest place around, but their food is absolutely stellar. So, if you’re in Town and Country, Missouri, and are craving authentic Indian flavors, Saffron is a must-try. From me, it’s a well-deserved 5 out of 5!