Nepal's Cafe

After a long hike in Rocky Mountain National Park, we found this place and it was exactly what we needed. The vibe is very inviting and it appears to be family-run, which adds to the warm atmosphere. We were seated quickly and water was brought out right away. The portion sizes and prices were very reasonable, and the food came out in a timely manner—fresh and delicious. We ordered the chicken curry, chicken vindaloo, lamb biryani, and kothe momo. The only reason we had leftovers was because we ordered too much food, but we happily finished it later that evening. Highly recommend this spot if you’re looking for a warm, homemade meal.

Delicious! It was my first time trying this kind of cuisine and I will say it was a 10/10 for me! I had the chicken Tikka masala and my husband had the chili pork. We shared Naan with our children and they split the pork noodle plate. Everything was amazing! Small Family run businesses are the best and I could see the love they put into their business from the food to the service. If I'm ever back in town I will be sure to stop by again!

Incredible place! Got chicken momo and mango lassi, which were both amazing! When I asked for the lassi, I heard a blender turn on and a minute later, I got some delicious lassi! The momo was also incredible--it came with two achars which were both very good and not too spicy, and the momo itself was very juicy, with very good flavor. The restaurant also is decorated in a very nice way, with a lot of traditional Nepali tapestries and prayer flags. The owners themselves are from Nepal, and have been running this place for 20 years, so everything here has been perfected and is just like home. TLDR: Great food, wonderful atmosphere, great service, so get over here if you're in Denver!

Authentic Nepali & Indian food. I have lived right near the border of India and Nepal and ate insane mumber of momos from streets for many years - from streets to fancy restaurants, all of them! I have to admit, these are by far the closest that the momos can get outside of the Himilayan region. The atmosphere inside is also so authentic. Probably needs a touch of music but cannot fault the food here. Absolutely legendary to find authentic Nepali food in such a good spot like Estes Park! Lamb korma is a must try too. P.S. we did think something was off about the momo chutney we got served. It had a smell of being spoilt, so we didn't eat it. But we could be wrong, just didn't want to risk especially while travelling.

Have stopped here both times I have had the pleasure of traveling to EP. First time, by chance. Second trip was almost simply so I could dine here again… Do not skip the samosa chaat. Between the flavours of the sauces, and the perfect textures, I truly feel this is the best dish I’ve ever eaten in a restaurant — and the first time I had it for carry out and ate it from a styrofoam container! This is after nearly 20 years of working in the food and beverage industry, including for JBA chefs, and traveling and dining out professionally along the way. The warmth of the hospitality here is unforgettable. Oh, and the warm masala chai helped a lot after a long November day in the mountains before my first visit. I have also enjoyed the mushroom saag more than any similar dish anywhere, ever. W