Flavors n Spices Indian Restaurant and Bar

Had an early dinner for two on a quiet rainy Wednesday night and we were not disappointed. Ordered chicken tikka masala and chicken vindaloo (both medium on the mild/medium/hot scale) as well as garlic and plain naan. All the food was delicious! The tikka masala was smooth and creamy and the vindaloo had bold but not overwhelming flavors. Naan was cooked just right and did its job mopping up extra sauce. Server was super attentive and helpful with our questions, always there to refill our waters when we got low and created a generally friendly and welcoming atmosphere. If you're looking for Indian food in downtown Cincinnati, definitely give this place a try!

What a wonderful place. The service is extraordinary. Seriously, charming, warm, knowledgeable. The food is excellent. We ordered more than we needed to try as much as possible. The nan, curry, saag, and Conkani are great. The chicken curry was especially noteworthy. It’s substantial, flavorful, and more interesting than any other that we have had. We are eager to return to try more.

This new* restaurant is my favorite for Indian food downtown. They also have a good selection of imported spirits. Great service and atmosphere. I got the Mango meat entree with chicken plus naan and loved it. They use a 1-10 spice level and my 6 was perfect for me. The couple who run the place were very nice and informative regarding the dishes and drinks. I sat at the bar and the other customers were also friendly. *Opened Fall 2025 one block from Fountain Square and the Aronoff Center.

This is the most authentic indian food you will find in cincinnati. Their food is great to-go, but it deserves to be eaten in the restaurant. They offer a fine dining experience, but eating at the bar is my favorite. This would be Bourdain's favorite place if he came to downtown cincy today.

High end beautiful Indian ambience with exceptional flavor profiles. Pictures don’t do the food justice. By the time you think of taking pictures to celebrate the food; it’s almost half gone.