Spice Village Grill

Very good food. The only thing was that they never died and asked if I wanted more coffee. Otherwise everything was great. Food and prices are perfect. I was surprised that we were the only ones. I think more people have to go and try.

This is one of these special occasions for us, as it is a bit expensive with our current budget. It is a beautiful place to visit friends and family when they are in town. It is a great place to take someone who is afraid to order Indian food as they have a limited menu that allows them to get out of their offer. You also have the biggest samosas I've ever seen.

I love the food! Especially Qeema Naan, tandori Naan filled with ground beef, herbal spices! Pleasant music too!

Ate here 2 years ago with another couple. Had such a great meal we are making the trip again soon. I'll update my review after the meal! UPDATED in 2018-Feb: Another great meal. Visited with 2 other couples. Very nice owner (and father? made us feel at home. Reasonable prices, delicious food, nice views to the people walking by on the corner in a quaint old town (Huntington .

With what perhaps the best lamb aprons I've ever eaten, the mixed grill combo was an amazing, perfectly spiced harmony of meat on a dramatically dazzling plate. The layers of the mouthwater flavor were absolutely tasty, tempered by a generous part of perfectly cooked rice, which was the impressive series of steak, sausage and chicken – each of which stood easily alone as a delicious meal. The free crisp flatbread at the beginning of the meal was a fine prelude to an amazing culinary experience. The only secret was why this extraordinary restaurant was so empty for the first time on Wednesday night. The service was charming and underestimated. Parking is difficult, but it is worth it. Rush to this little undetected gem before the masses discover it.