About Spice Social
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My daughter and I wanted to come here for a quick dinner craving for some Indian food. I’m glad that we found this place because the food was absolutely delicious and let me tell you about the portions. The portions are very generous so expect to have a lot of leftovers if you’re a small eater like me lol the Service was exceptional and the atmosphere was cozy and welcoming. Very beautiful place not only to spend some time but grab some delicious Indian food. I highly recommend this place. I’m definitely would go for more.
We visited Spice Social for lunch with coworkers. The food quality was average and didn’t quite meet our expectations. Portion sizes were on the smaller side. Prices were fair and reasonable. Service was also average — nothing particularly memorable. Overall, it was a decent but unremarkable experience.
Best Indian food in Fullerton, CA. Try the goat curry and the Butter chicken (it's called something else so just ask the server for it) Both AMAZING. We always order the same things every time we go. 100% recommend!
Spice Social in Fullerton delivers a vibrant Indian street food experience with its bold flavors and creative presentations, from the hearty burger and fries to the layered bhel stack topped with a touch of avocado. The casual ambiance is welcoming, and the menu offers a variety of unique mocktails and classic Indian drinks, making it a great spot for a flavorful, laid-back meal.
Walking into Spice Social, you immediately get the feeling that this is not your typical Indian restaurant. The interior is modern yet cozy — think warm wood accents, exposed brick, stylish lighting, and a few artistic touches like a dramatic elephant portrait. It manages to balance a lively bar vibe with a family-friendly dining space, perfect for casual dinners or catching a game on one of the many TVs. The bar is serious business here. Rows of wine bottles, a great selection of craft beers on tap, and an impressive lineup of Indian beers you don’t often find — Taj Mahal, Haywards 5000, Old Monk 10000 Super Beer, Flying Horse, and more. Definitely a paradise if you’re looking to pair authentic Indian flavors with a cold, bold brew. Now onto the food — and wow. I ordered a classic setup: a rich, fragrant chicken marsala curry , a bowl of fluffy basmati rice, and a basket of freshly baked naan. The curry was hearty, deeply spiced without being overwhelming, and had that slow-cooked depth you dream about. The naan was warm, soft, with just the right char, perfect for scooping every last bit of sauce. Fresh cilantro and pickled onions on top added a nice finishing touch. Service was friendly and low-key, giving you space to enjoy your meal but always nearby if needed. Highlights: • Excellent Indian beer selection • Modern, welcoming decor • Authentic, flavorful food • Relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere Minor nitpick: • The music/video on the TVs was a bit eclectic — Indian mythology animations next to NFL games can be a little distracting if you’re hoping for a quiet meal. Verdict: If you’re looking for a modern take on an Indian bar and grill without losing the authentic soul of the cuisine, Spice Social nails it. I’ll definitely be back for the beers, the vibe, and especially that curry. Rating: 4.5/5