Indian Restaurants in Grayslake, Illinois

There are plenty of ways to be active in Grayslake, Illinois, starting with a bike ride or run in Rolllins Savannah, a 1,200 acre forest preserve. Or, drive about 15 miles to enjoy boating, surfing and swimming in Lake Michigan. There are two golf courses, an aquatic center and plenty of courts on which you can play basketball or tennis. At the end of the day, refuel at one of the local Indian restaurants.

Spice n Curry

If you have run out of some of your Indian staples, like rice or spices, and you are also a bit hungry, stop by Spice n Curry. Dine in, carry out or order catered authentic Indian food from curry to masala. After your meal, pick up what you need to make your favorite Indian dishes at home. The setting might not be typical, but the extensive menu and convenience go a long way.

Spice n Curry
1832 E Belvidere Road
Grayslake, IL 60030
(847) 543-7733
spicencurryusa.com

Saffron Indian Cuisine

About 8 miles from Grayslake, Saffron has an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet seven days a week and an a la carte dinner menu, featuring both Northern and Southern Indian dishes. Relax and enjoy the attentive service and traditional Indian decor, while you feast on the signature Tandoori specialties with lamb and chicken. This establishment also features Southern India dishes, like Sambhar and many vegetarian options, including curry and masala.

Saffron Indian Cuisine
270 Hawthorn Village Commons
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
(847) 247-0898
saffroncuisines.com/home

Peacock Indian Restaurant

Just outside Grayslake, Peacock Indian Restaurant features appetizers, soup, flat bread and Tandoori. Enjoy bold, flavored dishes and sauces from the extensive list of signature curries, with lamb, chicken, fish or shrimp, cooked in a clay oven. Vegetarian options, such as cheese-based Paneer and vegetable-based Masala are also available. Meals have been served traditional family-style since 1992 at Peacock.

Peacock Indian Restaurant
700 N Milwaukee Avenue # 130
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
(847) 816-3100
peacockindianrestaurant.com

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