Awesome atmosphere, great food, and good prices!

An amazing quiet place for Sunday family brunch. The best part here was that in the buffet there were ample vegetarian choice and the vegetarian Buffett was set up separately from the non vegetarian option. The dal tadka and the onion fritters were done right and the ambience was beautiful. This restaurant is situated near the sugarloaf parkway and you also have the great views during fall.

Food was delicious! Everything was cooked to perfection and nothing was overdone. Portions for 1 entree could easily feed 2 people. Service was quick. We were served flat chips and dipping sauce within a few minutes of being seated and never felt rushed to order. The atmosphere was very clean and welcoming. There was soft traditional Indian music played in the background. Overall I would highly recommend this restaurant! We went during lunch hour and there were only a handful of people to my surprise. There was no lunch special that we saw on the menu so you can expect for lunch to be pricey if ordering multiple entrees.

I went with some office colleagues for lunch, and our diverse group had a great experience. Although the preparation took a bit longer than expected, the food was exceptionally fresh, served hot, and absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant and look forward to future visits.

Everything is always delicious. You can alter the spice levels of most any dish to your liking. I've never had a bad meal here and the portions are such that there are usually leftovers.

Grace of India is always a delight and on this close to Spring day we ventured out for an incredible lunch. Their extensive lunch buffet was not available due to the pandemic. We were presented with laminated menus telling us about dishes available. We ordered Chicken Madras a red curry dish with tomatoes, coconut milk and a variety of spices along with a vegetarian dish Baingan Bharta which is minced eggplant that's been grilled and smoked mixed with tomatoes and spices. Steamed rice, butter naan and Mango Lassi rounded out our order. Service was prompt and they were doing a brisk takeout business. The food was incredible and very flavorful. Can't wait to return and expand my horizons with more Indian cuisine.

When he did the signature Indian head wobble I knew the food was going to be good Everything I tried had a great taste (dine in): tandoori chicken, lamb biryani, saag paneer, shahi paneer, daal, garlic naan, onion kulcha, paratha, kheer Definitely a wow Place is very nice and clean, bathrooms included. Service was great. The man at the front is reserved but opens up when you talk to him. The atmosphere was cold (to be fair it’s 20 degrees Fahrenheit today). Otherwise it’s a pleasant interior. Slightly sterile because of the bright lights and led lights that stem from the bar. 5/5 food 4/5 service 3/5 atmosphere 4.5/5 overall because the interior is a bit of a deal breaker but the dishes are such a wow that it’s worth it. You’re immersed in the food here not the atmosphere. I drove 20 minutes to Urbana and will be coming back next time I want wow Indian food. Put this place on your list.

This serene gem of a restaurant was hard to locate because Google maps incorrectly lists it as next to Structural Elements, which is round the corner next to PNC Bank on the front facing side of Atlantic Grille. Took me a bit of frustration to locate it, but was more than pleasantly surprised when I did. They have quite an extensive and varied menu. They no longer offer buffet lunches because of Covid, so everything is a la carte. I loved the menu and the restaurant setting. Very quiet and peaceful and serene. I ordered the mild Goat Vindaloo with roti which was truly delicious and took a surprisingly short time to be fulfilled. I will definitely be visiting again to sample the rest of the menu. Highly recommend this hidden gem!