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Twin Peaks
28252 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555, United States
Main Event Warrenville
28248 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Eddie Merlot's
28254 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Fusion Social
4405 Winfield Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
28256 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Madurai Kitchen and Bar
28251 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Sankalp - The Taste of India
28331 Dodge Dr, Warrenville, IL 60555
Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews
28260 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Chipotle Mexican Grill
28251 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
Potbelly
28361 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
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Hilton Garden Inn Naperville/Warrenville
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A2B Indian Veg Restaurant - Illinois

28244 Diehl Rd, Warrenville, IL 60555
4.7(3K)$$$$
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attractions: , restaurants: Twin Peaks, Main Event Warrenville, Eddie Merlot's, Fusion Social, Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery, Madurai Kitchen and Bar, Sankalp - The Taste of India, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Potbelly
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(630) 791-8800
Website
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Featured dishes

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South Indian Thali
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Schezwan Noodles
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Baby Jackfruit Biryani (Saturday Lunch Only)
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Veg Pulao
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Curd Rice
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Mushroom Pulao
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Hot & Sour Veg Soup
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Sweet Corn Veg Soup
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Curd
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5 Taste Utthappam
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Veg Keema Dosai
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Mysore Masala Dosai
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Onion Uthappam
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Rava Dosai
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Rava Mysore Masala Dosai
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Chole Bhature
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Chilli Parotta
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Set Dosai Vadacurry
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Ceylon Parotta
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Poori Masala
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Rava Kichadi
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Parotta Kurma
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Nei Podi Idly
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Idiyappam
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Plantastik Veg Kothu Parotta
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Plantastik Veg Fried Rice
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Telangana Masala Chai
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Mango Lassi
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Rose Milk
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Madras Filter Coffee
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Strawberry Milkshake
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Idly Vadai
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South Indian Rush Lunch(Lunch Only)
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Mini Tiffin
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Pongal Vadai
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Bhel Puri
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Cutlet Chana
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Rasamalai
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Gulab Jamun
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Royal Falooda
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Pineapple Rava Kesari
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Jigarthanda
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Tricolor Paneer Tikka
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Aloo Bonda
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Kuzhi Paniyaram
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Gobi Chilli Fries
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Onion Pakoda
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Punugulu
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Paneer Chilli Fries
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Plantain Bajji
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Gobi 65
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Vaazhaipoo Vadai
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Sambar Vadai
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Chapati
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Paneer Khurchan
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Paneer Mughlai
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Aloo Matar
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Paneer Butter Masala

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Nearby restaurants of A2B Indian Veg Restaurant - Illinois

Twin Peaks

Main Event Warrenville

Eddie Merlot's

Fusion Social

Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery

Madurai Kitchen and Bar

Sankalp - The Taste of India

Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews

Chipotle Mexican Grill

Potbelly

Twin Peaks

Twin Peaks

4.7

(3.7K)

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Main Event Warrenville

Main Event Warrenville

3.9

(1.3K)

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Eddie Merlot's

Eddie Merlot's

4.6

(601)

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Fusion Social

Fusion Social

4.5

(170)

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AshwinAshwin
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Aruna DavisAruna Davis
"A2B - Adyar Ananda Bhavan - A Tasty Tribute! Who doesn't have nostalgic memories of childhood foods? Whether it's your mom's homemade vathakuzhambu/sutappalam or your grandma's vadai/sambar, food has a way of taking us back to the good old days. But it's not just the food itself that can be comforting, it's also the memories and connections we have with certain special restaurants. For me, Adyar Ananda Bhavan was one of those places. Whether I was stopping by for a quick cup of filter coffee or treating myself to a family-style thali, Adyar Ananda Bhavan was always a comforting spot. It was also where I celebrated important moments in my life, like my engineering graduation with friends and my student visa to the US for higher studies. So you can imagine my excitement when I saw a flyer announcing the opening of Adyar Ananda Bhavan under its new name, A2B, in the new year. As soon as I walked into the restaurant, a wave of memories and familiar faces (including someone by the name of Rajini) washed over me, and we were all immediately connected by our love of Chennai-style chatter. Even though we had to wait 30-40 minutes to be seated, it was worth it. After all, we had waited over 20 years to dine at our favorite restaurant. And before we knew it, we were seated and ready to order our favorites, including a thali, vazhapoo vadai, adai/aviyal, idli/sambar, kothu parotta, and filter coffee. Every dish was served hot and tasted heavenly, and we had to ask for extra tissues to wipe away the non-stop drool. And of course, we couldn't leave without picking up some sweets and snacks to bring home. My bet is that the mysurpak, thattai, seedai, and murukku will be gone before you can even say Adyar Ananda Bhavan one more time. Trust me, it's a mouthful. 🤤 #FeedTheSoul"
Christina HuynhChristina Huynh
A2B, an American outpost of a popular vegetarian restaurant from Chennai, was one of the more obvious destinations of my quest to seek out authentic South Indian fare. Maybe it was my fault for not tempering my expectations better, but I found the food here overall to be just average and frankly overpriced. The meal started out on the highest note: the appam. These were just the right thickness with a wonderfully light, fluffy texture. By itself, they were already interesting: slight tang from fermentation, subtle sweetness from the coconut, and toastiness from the pan. Paired with the flavorful vegetable kurma, they were even better. You just can't find appam like this in the city. Mysore masala dosa was decent. It wasn't crispy but its soft texture had a nice chew and wasn't oily. The mysore paste had a good authentic kick of heat that I usually don't see at other dosa spots but the aloo masala was forgettable. Coconut chutney was alright, tomato chutney was good, and gourd chutney was completely new to me but weakest of all three taste wise. Sambar would have been great if it was tangier because against the tang of the dosa, it tasted slightly sweet. Unfortunately, the rest of the meal missed the mark: undersalted chana samosa, one-dimensional ennai kathirikai kuzhambu, overwhelmingly buttery and also undersalted dal tadka, slightly too crunchy garlic naan. I'm glad tried this spot out, but I'm especially glad that there are options much closer to me with much better food and more affordable prices.
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"A2B - Adyar Ananda Bhavan - A Tasty Tribute! Who doesn't have nostalgic memories of childhood foods? Whether it's your mom's homemade vathakuzhambu/sutappalam or your grandma's vadai/sambar, food has a way of taking us back to the good old days. But it's not just the food itself that can be comforting, it's also the memories and connections we have with certain special restaurants. For me, Adyar Ananda Bhavan was one of those places. Whether I was stopping by for a quick cup of filter coffee or treating myself to a family-style thali, Adyar Ananda Bhavan was always a comforting spot. It was also where I celebrated important moments in my life, like my engineering graduation with friends and my student visa to the US for higher studies. So you can imagine my excitement when I saw a flyer announcing the opening of Adyar Ananda Bhavan under its new name, A2B, in the new year. As soon as I walked into the restaurant, a wave of memories and familiar faces (including someone by the name of Rajini) washed over me, and we were all immediately connected by our love of Chennai-style chatter. Even though we had to wait 30-40 minutes to be seated, it was worth it. After all, we had waited over 20 years to dine at our favorite restaurant. And before we knew it, we were seated and ready to order our favorites, including a thali, vazhapoo vadai, adai/aviyal, idli/sambar, kothu parotta, and filter coffee. Every dish was served hot and tasted heavenly, and we had to ask for extra tissues to wipe away the non-stop drool. And of course, we couldn't leave without picking up some sweets and snacks to bring home. My bet is that the mysurpak, thattai, seedai, and murukku will be gone before you can even say Adyar Ananda Bhavan one more time. Trust me, it's a mouthful. 🤤 #FeedTheSoul"
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A2B, an American outpost of a popular vegetarian restaurant from Chennai, was one of the more obvious destinations of my quest to seek out authentic South Indian fare. Maybe it was my fault for not tempering my expectations better, but I found the food here overall to be just average and frankly overpriced. The meal started out on the highest note: the appam. These were just the right thickness with a wonderfully light, fluffy texture. By itself, they were already interesting: slight tang from fermentation, subtle sweetness from the coconut, and toastiness from the pan. Paired with the flavorful vegetable kurma, they were even better. You just can't find appam like this in the city. Mysore masala dosa was decent. It wasn't crispy but its soft texture had a nice chew and wasn't oily. The mysore paste had a good authentic kick of heat that I usually don't see at other dosa spots but the aloo masala was forgettable. Coconut chutney was alright, tomato chutney was good, and gourd chutney was completely new to me but weakest of all three taste wise. Sambar would have been great if it was tangier because against the tang of the dosa, it tasted slightly sweet. Unfortunately, the rest of the meal missed the mark: undersalted chana samosa, one-dimensional ennai kathirikai kuzhambu, overwhelmingly buttery and also undersalted dal tadka, slightly too crunchy garlic naan. I'm glad tried this spot out, but I'm especially glad that there are options much closer to me with much better food and more affordable prices.
Christina Huynh

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Reviews of A2B Indian Veg Restaurant - Illinois

4.7
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5.0
1y

From the moment I stepped into A2B, I knew I was in for a treat. The ambiance of the restaurant instantly set a warm and inviting tone, with its tasteful decor and the soft melody of ambient music in the background. It's not just a meal; it's an experience.

Special Kudos to the Restaurant Manager Irfan. He is very personable, attention-to-detail and aligns well with customers.

Also, I want to mention about Mufthi, who is always looking to see how he can provide the best customer service.

The menu at A2B is a testament to the chef's creativity and passion for vegetarian cuisine. Every dish is a blend of traditional flavors and modern culinary techniques, making it a paradise for vegetarians and even those usually inclined towards non-vegetarian dishes. I was particularly impressed by the innovative use of ingredients, which turned each meal into a delightful surprise.

My favorites are mini-tiffin, Aloo bonda, onion bajji, Medu vada were perfectly spiced and cooked to perfection. They set a high expectation for what was to come. For the main course, the full meals were simply divine. Soooo many options, and the gravies were rich and flavorful, leaving me savoring every bite.

What truly sets A2B apart, though, is their exceptional service. The staff are not only friendly but also knowledgeable about the menu, offering recommendations that enhance the dining experience. They attend to every detail with care, ensuring that every guest feels valued and satisfied.

Let's not forget the dessert - the Gulab Jamun and Rasmalai were the perfect end to an already fantastic meal. Sweet, light, and not overly sugary, they were the cherry on top of an unforgettable dining experience.

In conclusion, A2B is more than just a vegetarian restaurant; it's a celebration of flavors, a testament to the beauty of vegetarian cuisine, and a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the best of vegetarian culinary delights. Whether you're a lifelong vegetarian or just someone looking to try something new and delicious, A2B will not disappoint. Five stars...

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4.0
1y

This establishment consistently surpasses expectations with its wide range of culinary delights. Whether you're in the mood for the comforting tastes of South Indian cuisine, the zesty and spicy flavors of Indo-Chinese fusion, or the rich and creamy dishes from North India, this place caters to all tastes. Personally, I particularly enjoy their thatte idli, neo podi idli, ghee roast dosa, podi uttapam, chole bhature (made from wheat and resembling puri), and the delectable chilli parotta.

While both the South and North Indian offerings are excellent, I find myself especially drawn to the South Indian dishes. The ghee roast dosa is crispy and golden, while the podi uttapam is spiced to perfection. The thatte idli and neo podi idli are soft and flavorful, adding a unique twist to the classic idli. For those who prefer North Indian fare, the chole bhature is a standout with its hearty chickpea curry and soft, wheat-based bhature. The chilli parotta, with its spicy and tender pieces, is also a highlight.

The service here is attentive and efficient, ensuring a smooth dining experience every time. The staff is friendly and helpful, always ready to accommodate special requests and offer great recommendations. The restaurant's ambiance is inviting and comfortable, making it ideal for both quick meals and more relaxed dining.

One of the best aspects of this place is its ability to provide excellent food at affordable prices. Whether you're stopping in for a fast bite or enjoying a leisurely meal, you’ll find the prices fair and the portions ample. With its varied menu, the restaurant offers something for everyone, from spicy Indo-Chinese dishes to comforting South Indian classics and rich North Indian specialties.

Overall, this restaurant provides a satisfying culinary journey through India’s diverse flavors, leaving diners consistently pleased and eager to return. Whether you’re a fan of Indian cuisine or new to it, this spot promises a memorable dining experience with its delicious food, attentive service, and...

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5.0
2y

"A2B - Adyar Ananda Bhavan - A Tasty Tribute!

Who doesn't have nostalgic memories of childhood foods? Whether it's your mom's homemade vathakuzhambu/sutappalam or your grandma's vadai/sambar, food has a way of taking us back to the good old days.

But it's not just the food itself that can be comforting, it's also the memories and connections we have with certain special restaurants. For me, Adyar Ananda Bhavan was one of those places.

Whether I was stopping by for a quick cup of filter coffee or treating myself to a family-style thali, Adyar Ananda Bhavan was always a comforting spot. It was also where I celebrated important moments in my life, like my engineering graduation with friends and my student visa to the US for higher studies.

So you can imagine my excitement when I saw a flyer announcing the opening of Adyar Ananda Bhavan under its new name, A2B, in the new year.

As soon as I walked into the restaurant, a wave of memories and familiar faces (including someone by the name of Rajini) washed over me, and we were all immediately connected by our love of Chennai-style chatter.

Even though we had to wait 30-40 minutes to be seated, it was worth it. After all, we had waited over 20 years to dine at our favorite restaurant. And before we knew it, we were seated and ready to order our favorites, including a thali, vazhapoo vadai, adai/aviyal, idli/sambar, kothu parotta, and filter coffee.

Every dish was served hot and tasted heavenly, and we had to ask for extra tissues to wipe away the non-stop drool. And of course, we couldn't leave without picking up some sweets and snacks to bring home. My bet is that the mysurpak, thattai, seedai, and murukku will be gone before you can even say Adyar Ananda Bhavan one more time. Trust me, it's a mouthful....

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