Spice Root
23 Spring St, Williamstown
(413) 458-5200
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This was our first visit to Spice Root but not our last. Everything was prepared beautifully and food was delicious and it was welcoming restaurant and staff was very friendly. Thank you for a most enjoyable and delicious experience.
We had lunch here: food was absolutely AWEFUL !! Plates were grimy, also lacked glazing in places, leaving room for bacteria to grow.
You can call it bad Asian, but not definitely not Indian !!
Ambiance and staff can add a star, but get more Indian friends to hook you up bc the real sauce is ... Well you know
Amazing food!! Great service. Highly recommend.
Excellent food. We order halwa puri every time and are never disappointed. Beef kebab, goat karahi and chicken tikka, all are great.
If you live in Adams this is one of two options for Indian, they're decent.
I’m a few towns away and I still chose to drive here with my girlfriend to have some delicious Indian food. We both have tried over 20 Indian restaurants and nothing tops Spice Root. They deserve more than 5 stars.
We spent the whole morning at Williams College on a wonderful April Spring day. We walked all around with a tour guide constantly walking backwards. We were in an awkward group of people who you don’t know, will never see again and we didn’t know why they were there. Were they forced? Were they cajoled? Well, one place we were not forced or cajoled to go to was lunch at the Spice Root. One of the places the tour took us to was this nice little street near the campus with shops and restaurants. We love Indian food and we opted to NOT go to the campus cafeteria, frankly because our tour guide didn’t talk it up. Kind of bashed it. So we walked back to the SPICE ROOT as we had made a mental note of the location. We bumped into another family that was on our tour, but we sat down thinking it was a hit or miss type of a place. Not crowded, we sat down all 6 of us. We ordered and sat back ready for anything. The decor was nice and the day beautiful but we were happy to be out of the blazing sun for a time. We glanced around and we observed on the TV in the restaurant the owner had the Indian Premier League Cricket game on. We watched, we laughed and we tried to figure it out. We could not. But ultimately I called the owner or the boss over and asked questions. He said it was like baseball which I didn’t believe. Our lunch came and boy was i surprised. The presentation was not something I was expecting. The food came out in separated classic school lunch metal trays. It was great. In each section of the tray was something, either rice, or the main meat dish with sauce or a veggie or a snack. We all sat there and literally inhaled the food. It was so good. We shared, we kept watching and heard from our oldest who had Googled Cricket rules online. We were able to pack up a bit for dinner later but nobody wanted to, we all wanted to finish it there. What a great place and by the time we were done the place was still quiet. The boss’s girls came in or the owner’s girls. I’m not sure. They came in and sat at the bar for kiddie drinks with dad and cricket was over. We a great hour we spent there at the Spice Root. I highly recommend the Chicken Tikka Masala which most of my family had including our youngest who has a food allergy. And I got a more spicy version of the the Tikka Masala. The cost was a bit steep but spread over 2-3 meals it was all good. Thank you Spice Root! What a great ending to a great day in Williamstown, MA!
Delicious Lunch Special - Chicken Tikka Masala - friendly and prompt service - fair price!
We had an absolutely terrible experience at this restaurant. From the moment we walked in, the host was unwelcoming and condescending, which set a bad tone for the entire meal. Unfortunately, the food was even worse. We ordered the veg platter, and it arrived with undercooked fritters and smelly, spoiled samosas. The dal makhani tasted like it came straight out of a frozen packet, completely lacking in freshness or flavor.
The veg biryani was an odd mix of frozen vegetables, including snap peas and zucchini—ingredients that felt out of place and tasted even worse. As if that wasn’t disappointing enough, the masala chai was a joke—it was nothing more than hot water with a cheap chai mix stirred in. Overall, we regret ever stepping foot in this place. We have no idea how it has such high ratings on Google. Save your time and money, and avoid this restaurant at all costs.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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We sat on pillows in a window seat. The ginger lemonade was delicious. Samosa are some of the best I’ve had. The bhindi aloo and the chicken Malai had so much flavor. Mint chutney was sour and tasty.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Delicious food and lovely people! Highly recommend ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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super cute and cozy indian restaurant with an awesome array of vegan options!! so glad we found this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious Indian food! I want to go back right now ? HIGHLY recommend the carrot dessert
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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