Nana's Dim Sum & Dumplings

First off, the restaurant is decorated really nicely. The music they play is very cool, not too loud though. I got the hot and sour soup, which was amazing. And I got the firecrackers as an appetizer. They are fried jalapeño with cream cheese and imitation crab topped with I believe eel sauce and spicy mayo. They were pretty good. Then I got the regular Xiao Long Bao (Pork soup dumplings) and the Spicy Chicken soup dumplings. The xia long boa were great, but the spicy chicken ones were OUT OF THIS WORLD GOOD. Service was extremely helpful on how everything works, ordering wise, and very nice. I'll definitely be back if I'm in the area...if not tomorrow!

So happy there's a location in Longmont now. Stopped in for lunch and was not dissapointed. I tried the lunch special and although it say "lunch portions" it's still a lot of food all together for a lunch portion. You fill out your options with a marker on the menu, similar to what you do at some sushi locations with the roll selections. Everything I tried was very tasty. I did the $25 lunch combo which gives you 4 options, 1 item from 4 sections. The egg drop soup was thick and well seasoned. The fried rice had a decent amount of chicken and veggies. The dim sum & crispy shrimp were delicious as well. The shrimp was super crispy. I also ordered the dumpling roulette and soup buns. The soup buns were decent. They were not as full as some others that I've had, but the broth was super flavor

Nana’s is a great spot for dim sum and dumplings. The food is excellent across the board , fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Everything we tried hit the mark. The decor really stands out. It’s thoughtfully done, warm, and fun without feeling over the top. The atmosphere feels intentional and inviting. Customer service was friendly and welcoming throughout the visit. Everyone we interacted with was polite and helpful. One small detail I really appreciated was the background music. It’s set at the perfect level, easy to hear and adds to the vibe, but still quiet enough to have a normal conversation at the table. Overall, great food, great atmosphere, and a place I’d happily come back to.

What a wonderful new addition to Longmont. Saturday night was busy but we never felt rushed or like we waited too long for anything! Our server helped us make delicious choices. Cant wait to go back and try more of the menu!

Food: There was a lot of options, too many to choose from! Everything we had though was delicious. The cucumber salad was so refreshing, with it being flavorful and a little spicy from the chili oil. The soup dumplings were good, nice broth. I really enjoyed the pork and shrimp Shao Mai, the filling was delicious and the wrapping was soft and flavorful. I liked the crab rangoons and the extra crab they added on the side. The creamy walnut dessert buns were amazing!! They weren’t overly sweet and were just satisfying to eat. Service: They had a good system worked out here! We just marked what we wanted on the menu with a dry erase marker, and then as everything was brought out the servers would put an x on it. Everything came out as it was ready, so not everything was given to us at the sa