Hot Breads Indian Cuisine
| Address: | 9678 E Arapahoe Rd, Englewood, CO 80112, USA |
| Phone: | +1 303-247-9264 |
| Site: | hotbreadsdenver.com |
| Rating: | 3.8 |
| Working: | 11AM–2:30PM 11AM–2:30PM 11AM–2:30PM 11AM–2:30PM 11AM–3PM 11AM–3PM 11AM–3PM |
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Abraham Walker
Food, is an authentic south Indian experience. By far one of the best Biriyani I have tasted. Although, I should warn about the spice level in their vegetable biriyani, the spicy kicks you in the rear even at mild level. The have recently introduced lunch buffet during weekdays which has got good reviews from my pals at work and my home manager as well :) Wish they could extend it during the weekends as well. The ambiance is only fair. Tight corners and close tables could make it real warm especially with spicy foods on every table. The staff could be real unfriendly sometimes and you would know that they are having a bad day or just being unresponsive. Take Out and Delivery is really poor. Though they set the expectation for 20-30 mins, expect to wait 5-10 mins more especially during lunch times. Delivery is free for orders over $50 and can upto 1.5 hrs to 2 hrs. A huge area of improvement for them to be awesome.
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Stephen Stacey
I loved this place. We took our kids (8, 6, 4, & 1) and our 8-year-old said "I didnt know Indian food could be so good! When can we come back?!" The restaurant is small but the food ranks among my favorite Indian food Ive ever had. I cant speak for authenticity from my own experience since Ive never lived in India, but I can tell you that the place was full and we were the only ones speaking English. Everybody else looked to me to be from India or nearby. The kids meals were delicious. Some of them are fairly spicy, but most werent. I wouldnt recommend it for kids who will only eat mac and cheese or pizza. Its more for the outgoing kids who are willing to try something new.
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Ryan Hollenbach
First off, the lunch special is only available Monday - Thursday. This isnt listed anywhere on their website, and this may help you make a decision. The Biryani was fairly average for Indian food. I got the chicken Biryani, which was nearly vegetarian. The dish contained only 3 chicken nugget sized hunks of meat, which were 50% bone. Im very familiar with how most meat served at an Indian restaurant is left on the bone, but Im pretty sure there was less than an ounce of meat in the entire meal. To be honest, theres 2 better Indian restaurants within half a mile of this place. If you want Indian food, go to the New Indian Cafe which is literally 0.25 miles away.
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Will Arbaugh
I have been at a bit if a loss in the past few years because DTC has such a significant Indian population, but I couldnt seem to find a good Indian restaurant. All the places Ive been to in DTC seem to have dumbed down traditional Indian food for American tastes. Not so with Hot Breads. This little spot in a strip mall hidden away from the main road is by FAR the best Indian food and closest to what I know to be traditional Indian fare. I highly recommend it over the more obvious and "popular" places in town. Their cakes and pastries look amazing, but I have not tried them yet. I highly recommend the Saag Paneer.
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Venkat S
Long Wait times and disgusting service for a below par biryani. Tried it twice over the weekend. Saturday i ordered a chicken dum biryani togo, wait time 30 mins. Biryani was average. Sunday, i ordered chicken 65 biryani togo, wait time was 45 mins. I went to pick up the biryani, found that they did not even place the order in the kitchen. Then, they had my order ready in 10 mins. They did not charge me for my biryani, but i had fish in my chicken biryani, it was the worst biryani ever. I would never go to such a place. Would never recommend it anyone. I had to give it a star since just to publish my review.
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Nivedita Bhowmik
Just one word AWESOME. We moved from San Jose, Yesterday and bought Chicken Dum Biriyani and Mutton Dum Biriyani. Both of them were delicious and the quality was also good enough. To our surprise we found complementary "Double Ka Meetha", which was the best Double Ka Meetha since we ate in Hyderabad, India. Today we went to try some Tandoori chicken item and even with todays order they gave a lot of complementary sweet dish. The most important part is all the restaurant staff members are extremely humble and they greeted us with BIG SMILE... I really loved this place and will visit again and again and again...
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jason norman
So happy to find great Indian food in our area. Had the chicken biryani, my wife had the veggie vindaloo, and our friend had a chili dish that I dont recall the name of. Vegans: make sure to ask if theyre going to put paneer in the food! The biryani is the best I have ever had, ever. Granted, Ive only ever had Indian food in the US (in quite a few states and cities), but this was the very best. Staff was great, the biryani took no time to arrive at the table, and everything was very, very good.
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Mario Pereira
I went this evening at 7:00 p.m, the lady at the counter said the store closes at 10:00 but the cook does not want to prepare goat biryani. I told them I drove from golden and you have 3 hours till it closes. The cook still said they wont cook anymore. The service is very disappointing with the new management. When the place belonged to biryani Pointe the service was good. The new management with new name change Hot Breads has very poor service. I would not recommend the place.
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Neelam V
Good taste! Chicken is always juicy, tender and perfectly cook. Not like the other Indian Restaurants that make chicken so chewy. Some of my Favorites is Chicken 65, Chicken Spinach and Chicken/Veg Puffs. The Bakery/desert section is so fresh and light. Some of the items in menu are authentic Indian food which I have been missing in all the Indian Restaurants in Denver. Glad they have some on their Menu to feel like home cooking too.
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Amit Mishra
The place is tiny but we did not have to wait much as it was not really crowded. We ordered dosas and really liked the taste. The sambhar and chutney were delish too. We absolutely dislike those oily , hot and spicy (dark brown to blackish looking ) kind of Indian food. Among desserts we tried the mango custard and pastries- those were fresh and yummy. Definitely going to visit again for the dosas and pastries !
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Angie Young
My friends and I were in town for new years and decided to eat here since indias castle was closed and this is definitely better! Its hidden a bit and small inside. The food took a little long to come out but so worth the wait! The waitress was very nice and even recommended the appetizer which was amazing! My friends and I have made this restaurant one of our go to restaurants when we visit again!
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TheArrogant DalaiLama
One word - chicken 65 dum biryani ! I guess thats more than 1 word, but that dish is to die for. Small place, feels like a take out kind of shopfront. Service needs to be improved. A bit pricey, like all other Indian places. One suggestion : keep the TV volume down. Havent gotten a chance to eat more variety here, but will post accordingly when I get a chance to eat more.
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Quratulain Ghazal
Aishwarya Reddy the owner is a wonderful person who showed us the hospitality we had never seen in US before. Now lets talk about the food which is super awesome in taste more Delicious than our expectations. Every one real authentic Hyderabadi food lover must go and try their Chicken or Mutton Biryani, Majestic Chicken and gobi 65 must. .
