The HangOut Place - Lone Tree, Colorado

Kim D.

We happened to be here this afternoon to grab lunch after running some post-holiday errands.

There was a lunch buffet available, and we were pleasantly surprised by both the quality and value. The roti and masala tea were a wonderful pairing, and everything from the paneer tikka masala to the chicken curry was on point.

The staff were also attentive and very helpful for menu items with which we were unfamiliar. Would eat here again - thank you!

A-S S.

Food was average. Service was good but If you are strictly vegetarian there are limited options. Sambhar served in same quantity as Chutneys which is not what I was expecting. Overall quality and quantity was less as compared to other restaurants. For Punjabi food they don’t have Naan which is essential part of the cuisine. We ordered South Indian Combo and Paneer Tikka Masala with Tava Roti.

Poonam B.

Highly disappointed! The first time dosa was almost raw, second time it came out burnt, and this picture attached is 3rd attempt- limpy dosa!! The chutneys served were highly inedible- extremely spicy. Coconut chutney had a weird texture and not tasty at all. Bathrooms are filthy! Ambience is dead!! Over bright red-pink walls screaming ahhhhh!!! Truly feels like a punishment than dinner. My kids said that the only thing that tasted good was water, and I agree. Save your money and go elsewhere unless you are on a very tight budget and need minimal food to survive! I feel extremely sorry posting this as I respect food and hate to waste, but this was the worst meal of my life.

Ray R.

The dining experience at this establishment is undeniably delightful, with the food consistently hitting the mark in terms of taste and being offered at a fair price point—though sweets and juices may feel a bit steep. While the menu is commendable, it could benefit from a bit more variety. Dishes like Chicken Angara Biryani, for instance, would make a fantastic addition.

Their weekend breakfast specials are a highlight, but there are a few areas where consistency could be improved. For instance, the puri portions fluctuate, and while I appreciate their explanation—that larger puris warrant a smaller serving and vice versa—I recently received only two small puris, which felt underwhelming for the $5.99 price tag. I would prefer a more reliable serving size rather than being met with inconsistency.

Additionally, the breakfast menu itself, while tasty, offers the same four options each weekend. After a while, this lack of variety can become monotonous, and I find myself less inclined to return for the weekend breakfast special.

There are also some logistical issues that need attention. The wait time between seating and placing an order can sometimes stretch beyond comfort, and similarly, there’s often a delay when it comes to settling the bill. While the wait for food itself—sometimes over 30 minutes—is understandable, these other delays detract from the overall experience.

Moreover, the tables often feel sticky, and I’ve noticed food remnants stuck in the crevices of the wooden planks, which isn’t ideal. The hand wash area also tends to be clogged, which could be a quick fix to enhance the overall ambiance.

Despite these shortcomings, the courteous and kind demeanor of the staff, as well as the quality of the food, keeps me coming back. I genuinely believe this place has great potential and could become a staple for Denver foodies with just a few tweaks. I look forward to seeing them thrive!

Kyle H.

I was hungry but it was very late. I call ahead to make sure they would be open. I did not know what to expect. My family enter this fine establishment with an open mind and 3 empty bellies.

The vibe here was casual and family oriented. The wall had a large projection screen, TV displaying Indian music videos. Which was fun and entertaining. The dining area was full of color.

All the entree’s here were created with love and fully authentic. The hand crafted triangle Samosa Chaat is a crispy pastry with a tender warm center. The authentic Chicken Curry is spicy but delicious. This is my first time trying Gongury Mutton. I am glad my server suggested this entree. Chicken Tikka Masala is my favorite dish we ordered hands down. Each dish was paired with a tasty bread. I enjoyed the large portions of each delicious dishes.

The chi tea here changed me. It truly is the best in town. Also the Mango Lassi drink is thick and full of fresh fruit without any extra fillers.

I encourage you to check out my photos.

Sarah J. L.

We came in late for dinner and they were so accommodating and really kind. The Bollywood dance videos were a tad distracting, but I forgot about it once I had the food. SUPER TASTY! I had the palak paneer, but I sampled some other dishes from friends and they were really good too. It's nice that they opened late too so you can still enjoy it! I definitely want to go back to try their breakfast menu. Also apparently they have a buffet and different specials for each day they're open!

D R.

Request for some customization accepted but never adhered (multiple times). Quality is bad. There are better choices out there and thats what we did, taking our business to better quality Indian restaurants

Update based on owner comments: rather than dismiss a genuine complaint, try to take it from the customer and strive to do better. The fact that u start with a dismissal proves some of my previous concerns. Anyways wish u the best and hope you take the feedback and institute improvements. Pay attention to special customer requests and ensure it happens. Or else be upfront and say you cannot do it. Thanks.

shan M.

Hidden gem. Absolutely loved the veg buffet. Just like home cooked food. Warm and friendly staff.
Found this place in google maps when searching for an Indian restaurant on the way. It turned out to be an excellent choice. Unassuming place, without much interior decor, so I thought of walking out. But still decided to give it a try, glad I didn’t turn back. Will come back for non veg thali over the weekend 😉