Top 8 Gluten-Free Indian Spots to Discover in Colorado Springs

Khum Malla

Food was very delicious. They have gluten free and dairy free options too which is a bonus. Amazing service and great ambiance.

B H

Places with gluten free options this delicious are few and far between

Nancy Kleinfeld

Ample choices for meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans. Menu is clearly marked for dairy free and gluten free items. I had coconut curry with chicken, my son had lamb vindaloo and our friends had chicken vindaloo. We ordered them all medium hot and it was all perfect. The garlic naan was also wonderful. We will be back!

Flying Rook

Delightful! Simply delightful! The food was wonderful and so fresh! The momos were extremely tasty, the pakora was next level and the Tibetan noodles were sublime! Our server was totally awesome and helpful. She made all the adjustments for dietary restrictions. Vegan, gluten free, etc. were no problem. The interior was spotless and beautiful. I would recommend this place for any occasion. I would give it 6 stars if that were possible.

Becky Goble

Absolutely delicious! Great staff, food presentation, and food quality. Our waiter, I believe his name was Ricardo, was phenomenal. He answered all of our "out of towner" questions. My friend eats gluten-free, and the menu is clearly marked for customers.

Josh Curtiss

A delicious Indian Restaurant that brings India right to the middle of Colorado Springs. The restaurant has a wonderful atmosphere, combined with great-tasting food and helpful staff. The tikki masala, buttered chicken, veg samosa, etc. are all extremely delicious and will leave you wanting more. Highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for good Indian. Additionally, they are totally gluten-free (except for a couple of menu items) and their buffet is Celiac-friendly.

Sarah Tennesen

Great inexpensive lunch buffet! Lots of vegetarian and gluten free options. Best saag paneer I’ve ever had :)

Janie

So much to say…all positive. Small business family owned and run😃. Before getting to the food: nice atmosphere with more modern decor than many Indian joints, not a bunch of dusty stuff and pics of Hindi gods and goddesses. Clean and very pleasant with music that was not overpowering. Ladies room: Did I clean this? Thought maybe I did because I clean and then I detail. I’m a corner checker and these corners checked out. I couldn’t find a flaw. Servers were happy, helpful, attentive, and working to please in my experience. I don’t want to go out and work for a pleasant experience; and I have done that at other restaurants, but not here. I sampled the house made and available to be purchased hot sauce, pickled lime hot sauce, and pickled chili sauce. I never leave with a restaurant’s sauce… but today I adopted little pickled lime sauce and big brother hot sauce, and cradled them all the way home! I don’t eat meat and I have to have gluten free. There is a huge gluten free selection and vegetarian selection compared to most restaurants. I haven’t had an appetizer in years because so much is fried, but here I ordered the gluten free fried veggies with dipping sauce and it was yummy, crispy and fresh. My husband ordered the garlic naan and loved the spice saying that there was no skimping on the garlic. For my entree I had the salmon currie. I wasn’t sure how currie and salmon would marry, but it was a match made in heaven. Red currie which was complex and spicy (I ordered the medium spice), which paired well with my Malbec. The salmon was expertly cooked and a generous portion. I am not a rice lover but loved their basmati rice. My husband ordered the chicken Korma and was impressed with it saying it was flavorful, complex, and bold. This is my new favorite restaurant and they offer happy hour (half off drinks-for my friends who know it’s 5 o’ clock everywhere). I will be back to order salmon as the protein with other traditional Indian cuisine choices.