Indian Restaurants in Vero Beach, Florida

Vero Beach, Florida, is located on the east coast of the state in Indian River County. The city is home to the Vero Beach Municipal Airport and GoLine Indian River Transit, a complimentary local bus service. Visitors to the area can enjoy many beaches along the coastline or dine in one of many fine local restaurants. There are only two Indian restaurants in or near Vero Beach, with a wide selection of authentic Indian cuisine.
  1. Bombay Masala

    • Bombay Masala has two locations in Florida, including Fort Pierce and Vero Beach. The restaurant specializes in cuisines from India and Greece. The extensive menu is available for dine-in or carryout and is open seven days a week. Lunch specials, including a buffet, are available from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. daily and reservations are suggested for dinner. The restaurant's menu features a variety of appetizers, salads, Indian breads and seafood, chicken and lamb specialties. Diners can finish their meal with the establishment's featured carrot pudding.

      Bombay Masala

      2050 11th Ave.

      Vero Beach, FL

      772-770-1120

      bombaymasalafl.com

    Taste of India

    • The Taste of India in Port St. Lucia is located 21 miles south of Vero Beach and offers a selection of fresh, authentic Indian cuisine. The restaurant specializes in the tastes of North and South India and includes soups, sides and freshly baked bread along with standard menu items. Visitors to the restaurant can enjoy lamb, goat, vegetarian dishes, rice dishes and specialty desserts, including a rose flavored ice cream. The restaurant offers a comfortable ambiance. There is an extensive catering menu available for those planning large gatherings with a twist.

      Taste of India

      6636 S US Highway 1

      Port St Lucia, FL 34952

      772-595-6455

      tasteofindiafl.us

    Indian Food

    • Indian food gets its unique flavor from the many spices that are often used in dishes, including ajowan, cardamom, chat masala, coriander, fenugreek, nigella seed and dried red chili. Many of the spices used in curry dishes offer some sort of healing property, such as cumin, which is touted as easing stomach issues. Whole wheat flour, or atta, is often used to make many dishes as well as gram flour, or besan, and basmati rice. Indian breads often resemble a flat bread or tortilla shape and are often unleavened. Main dishes that are often seen in India include radish stuffed flatbread, seasoned rice, spicy dosa and spicy chickpeas.

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