NAMASTE INDIAN GROCERY

Indian Grocery Shopping

Comprehensive selection of authentic Indian ingredients, spices, and specialty items.

• Fresh produce including curry leaves and specialty vegetables
• Extensive spice collection and cooking essentials
• Frozen foods and packaged goods

Restaurant Dining

Fresh Indian cuisine prepared daily with traditional and modern flavors.

• Lunch thali and combo specials
• Takeout and dine-in options available
• Biryani and curry specialties

Traditional Items

Cultural items and home goods for authentic Indian lifestyle.

• Traditional decor pieces
• Religious and cultural items
• Specialty cookware and utensils

Bakery & Snacks

Selection of Indian sweets, pastries, and snack foods.

• Fresh pastries and traditional sweets
• Packaged snacks and treats
• Specialty ice cream flavors

“Well organized and maintained store. Prices are little high that I believe. Cafeteria in the store is an amazing. Combo and thali available at lunch time. Snacks combo is also there. They also serve complementary tea and some snacks during some days. Taste is really good and fresh. Overall is good.”

“What a great little store! Me and my husband ventured over from Springdale to check out all your snacks! The cashier was right about the Cassatta ice cream...it's pretty addicting! Haha we will be back soon!”

“Namaste is a combination of a grocery store and kitchen, offering both delicious Indian cuisine and a selection of high-quality ingredients for home cooking. The restaurant side delivers flavorful dishes with a great mix of traditional and modern Indian flavors, making it a great spot for quick dine in or takeouts. The grocery section is well organized, well-stocked with a variety of spices, ingredients, and produce, with the fresh produce being particularly impressive. However, some frozen foods were priced a bit higher than expected. Other grocery items are reasonably priced, making it a convenient stop for anyone looking to recreate their favorite Indian dishes at home. They also have traditional decor items and a small section of cakes, pastries and snacks. Overall, it's a great blend of dining and shopping for those who love Indian food!”

“I have been visiting Namaste for over a year.While the tea sounded like a nice perk, it quickly became clear that this was more of a marketing gimmick than genuine value. Almost every item in the store was significantly overpriced compared to other local grocery stores. Many of the so-called “discounts” seemed misleading — the “original” prices appeared inflated just to make the discounts look attractive. Even after the markdowns, the prices were still higher than standard retail rates. It’s disappointing because the store creates an impression of great deals and friendly offers like the $1 tea, but in reality, customers end up paying more overall. It feels like the promotions are designed to draw people in while quietly raising the cost of everyday essentials. While the store layout was neat and the staff polite, the pricing strategy felt dishonest and manipulative. I value transparency and fair pricing, and unfortunately, this store fell short on both counts. In short: The “free tea” isn’t worth it when the rest of your groceries cost far more than they should. I won’t be returning unless the store reconsiders its pricing practices and starts offering genuine value to customers.”