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Spice & Grill Indian Kitchen and BarBWorth Trying
441 Myrtle Ave #1A, Brooklyn, NY 11205
· Indian restaurant, Bar, Biryani restaurant
· 4.6/5 Google (564 reviews)
Delivery · Takeout
Ambitious Indian–Nepali spot with 24/7 vibes and momos, thalis, and tandoori; tasty standouts but inconsistent execution and delivery accuracy; good value in-house, weaker for delivery.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Spice & Grill delivers strong food quality highlighted by standout momos, thalis, and garlic naan, paired with attentive, warm service and genuine owner engagement. However, inconsistent execution—including reports of raw or overcooked chicken and missing sauces—prevents a higher grade, and food safety inconsistencies raise reliability concerns. A solid neighborhood choice for those nearby, though execution gaps limit broader recommendation.
Restaurant Summary
A neighborhood Indian–Nepali hybrid where the vibe skews casual and welcoming, staff check in often, and plates land hot even near closing. One diner raved that the naan was "so fresh and charred just right," while others praised the warm hospitality. It is a place people stumble into late and leave talking about momos and thalis. The cooking leans classic with regional breadth rather than theatrics—think tandoori, biryani, and Nepali thali alongside Indo‑Chinese chowmein. The culinary approach is elevated traditional with variety: comforting flavors, garlicky breads, and a few chili-forward options. When it hits, it is satisfying; when it misses, it is usually texture or doneness rather than spice balance. Families do fine here thanks to kid-friendly standbys like chicken tenders, wings, burgers, mild curries, chowmein, and plain rice. Thalis let kids sample; garlic naan is a universal win. There is no explicit kids menu, but the menu breadth offers plenty of simple choices without forcing adventurous palates.
At a Glance
- Friendly, attentive service with owner/chef engagement
- Standout garlic naan, momos, and comforting thalis
- Inconsistent execution (dry or undercooked chicken in a few reports)
- Delivery accuracy/portion complaints and occasional missing sauces
- Possible automatic 15% card service fee reported; confirm at payment
What Sets It Apart
- Nepali thali platters
- Wide momo selection
- Late-night availability
What People Love
- Garlic naan with perfect char and aroma
- Momos that are hot, juicy, and filling
- Thalis that feel nourishing and varied
- Staff who are kind and accommodating, even near closing
Points of Concern
- Delivery orders sometimes incorrect or incomplete; sauces and utensils missed
- Quality swings: a few raw/overcooked chicken and texture issues reported
- Portion size feels small to some, especially versus price
- Reports of an automatic 15% card service fee plus separate tip prompt; ask ahead
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$28-42 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Build a set: Veg samosa ($4.99) + Chicken Thali ($20.99) + Garlic Naan ($4.99) for a satisfying spread under $32 before tax and fees.
- Momo duo: Chicken Momo (Steamed) ($11.99) + Spicy Chicken Momo ($13.99) to compare styles.
Perfect For
- Late-night momo and naan run
- Casual group dinner with shared thali platters
- Comfort-food cravings with South Asian flavors
- Neighborhood dine-in when you want attentive service
Location Insights
Area: Lively Clinton Hill stretch serving students, locals, and late-night diners; casual and mixed-use corridor.
Safety: Generally safe, active foot traffic; standard late-night urban awareness applies.
Nearby: Near Pratt Institute, apartments, and neighborhood bars; late-night demand and delivery heavy area.
Clinton HillClinton Hill is a vibrant, diverse neighborhood with a strong artistic and historic character. The dining scene includes a mix of trendy cafes, casual eateries, and upscale restaurants, attracting a crowd that values both creativity and community. The area is known for its brownstones, cultural venues, and a laid-back yet lively social atmosphere.
North Clinton HillNorth Clinton Hill is particularly known for its proximity to Pratt Institute, giving it a youthful and creative vibe. The dining options here tend to be eclectic and innovative, catering to a crowd interested in artisanal and locally sourced food. The area feels more intimate and community-focused compared to the busier parts of Downtown Brooklyn.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday00:00–23:59
Tuesday00:00–23:59
Wednesday00:00–23:59
Thursday00:00–23:59
Friday00:00–23:59
Saturday00:00–23:59
Sunday00:00–23:59
Available: Delivery, Takeout
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