Indian Harvest

I typically visit different Indian restaraunts while traveling for work. I decided to try a local place with my wife and 6 year old son. I made the assumption they would have American Food for kids and was wrong. When I asked the server if they had a kids menu he sarcastically said no. Somewhere between drinks, appetizer, and dinner we picked up a new server. The first server was pretty good but the second was terrible and could barely speak English. I think the food was average compared to some other Indian restaurants. Expect Poor Service and Average Food and you will have an ok dinner. Pros: Ambiance, Clean, Decorations Cons: Service more

My husband and I visited this restaurant because it was in the Entertainment book and also had some good reviews. Unfortuantely, we were poorly treated and served the wrong food. We asked for soda and they were served at the end of the meal. The food was not worth the price at all. I was very disappointed with the store manager/owner, he visited every table to check on the service and food and by-passed our table and gave us a very uneasy look. We both felt uncomfortable and wanted to leave the restaurant. We also noticed that another customer had to complain because he was waiting 30 minutes for his take out food, this was after his meal. He said he needed to go but he had already paid for the food. The gentleman that sat next to us was waiting for his bill and the waiter refilled his water to the brim. The poor man reached for the glass and realised that he couldn't even drink it. \r I must say, 4 stars for this restuarant ???? I get better service at McDonalds. Cons: Slow service, impolite staff more

The buffet served at lunch is a great value. You have the opportunity to sample a variety of foods, which you may have never ordered of the menu. When I dine there with my family for dinner we often order a Thali so we can again eat a variety of dishes. The food is fresh and I like that now you can see in the kitchen as your food is being prepared. The atmosphere is very nice as well. The best place to eat indian in Naperville. Pros: Great variety Cons: Servers could be more friendly. more

Great Indian restaurant! Once you've tried the Tandori shrimp, you'll keep coming back. The Ghost lamb are the best lamb chops I've had in the Chicagoland area (and this includes Greek restaurants). If your a lager beer fan, you have to try the Flying Horse. Service might be a tad slow, but everything else is exceptional. Flying Horse + garlic naan bread + Tandori shrimp = one great meal!!! Pros: Tandori shrimp, Ghost lamb & Flying Horse beer Cons: North side of Naperville more

Used to be a great fan of the old location...great food with a nice fresh open feeling in the restaurant. The new location is divided into small rooms with little interaction. The buffet items are now more limited and they are using poorer quality meats. We've given the new location two tries and the service was poor on both visits with staff that seemed disinterested.. It's a shame to lose a good spot for good Indian food, but they'll have to improve. Pros: Still serve a good tasting meal Cons: The staff is completely disinterested in you more

This restaurant was referred to me by my friend in Naperville. However, the service at Indian Harvest was awful. We had to wait 45 minutes for the food. In that time the server just came once to give water. The food was very average (even after a long wait). The paneer vegetable gravy was bland. The chicken seemed stale. We had upset stomach after the dinner. The owner seemed to have an attitude when we spoke to him about the delay and food. \r Our last time to this restaurant. I'd pick any other indian restaurant in the neighborhood. Pros: Parking Cons: Service, food more