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Best restaurants in Lucknow – The city of Nawabs, kebabs, monuments, and a rich history. Lucknow has a rich culture, with a prominent dominance from the Nawabi culture. The kebabs, meat curries, and biryanis, are naturally more popular and dominant in Old Lucknow. But that’s not all. There are plenty of vegetarian options as well. From chai, to chaat, choley bhature and kachoris. And there is a growing fine-dine culture as well. You will find the likes of Farzi Cafe and Mamagoto. And some homegrown brands are making their mark and uplifting the food scene on the other side of the town! 1. sakhawat One of the best restaurants in Lucknow is this slightly underrated, but a favourite of the locals. Follow the Google location to reach this hole-in-the-wall place. This also happens to be the few places serving Shami kebabs. And boy, have they aced it! Coarsely pound mutton, perfectly balanced spices, chopped onion, ginger, and garlic. The Shami takes you by surprise, and how! Devour it with ...

  Goa is a dream destination for all of us, be it a trip with our close friends, a family reunion or a honeymoon, this place has our back! But more than that, Goa is a one-of-a-kind foodie paradise, especially with the overwhelming number of cafes, restaurants, home chefs and even food pop-ups that open every day here. These gems very well make Goa the place it is, and so we made you a list of our favourite restaurants that we wish were in Delhi as well to give us all those Goan feels! 1. Thalassa If you’re looking to be treated like Greek Gods, then this is the perfect place to relax and indulge in exotic views and toothsome dishes. Thalassa is a Greek restaurant that is perched atop rocky cliffs and gives a gorgeous view of the sea and the sunset. Enjoy scrumptious Greek food here along with frequent musical live performances and even a fire show! They serve amazing Chicken Saganaki, Kalamata Olive Pasta and Chicken Fillet Souvlaki, and we wish we could taste this in Delhi too! W...

1. Lé Vantage Cafe Bar Lé Vantage  is definitely lit during the nights, but we've spent quite a few afternoons here to vouch for the fact that it's better during the quiet, balmy noon. The vibe of the indoor seating is Mediterranean, and the top floor of the cafe-plus-bar has an amazing ambience complete with industrial chandeliers and neon signs in French. The music is usually pleasant at noon and perfect for conversations over wine or coffee. Price : INR 2,000 for two (approx.)  Timings : 11 AM to 12 AM 2. Cafe Bahar Drive past Cafe Bahar on the Basheerbagh road and you'll smell the headiest aroma of Dum Biryani and Irani Chai beckoning you to step inside. Started by a Persian settler who moved to Hyderabad from Mumbai, Cafe Bahar  has been a steady favourite for Biryani for scores of Hyderabadis. Get the Hyderabadi Dum Biryani here, and you'll be impressed with the portion and meat quantity. The place is almost always crowded with waiting queues, so be ready to wait ...

Looking for a city which has a dash of both old-world charm and modern India? Kolkata is the place to be. Kolkata, the ‘City of Joy’ is famously known so because of its unfettered enthusiasm for its rich and vibrant. culture, traditions, literature and history. Also, let’s not forget the scrumptious street food in Kolkata that keeps the locals and the tourist happy and full. Streetside food in Kolkata is taken very seriously and loved by the stagnant and visiting population.  1. Gariahat Market This market area features numerous street food vendors selling a variety of items, including pav bhaji, momos, and more. As you navigate through Gariahat, every corner offers a culinary adventure, reflecting Kolkata’s diverse and rich food heritage. 2. Vardaan Market If you have a sweet tooth this market is for you. Vardmarket is wellknown for its mishti (sweets), you can find various sweet shops offering traditional Bengali desserts here. From the iconic ‘rosogolla’, a spongy, syrup-soaked ...

  1.Parsi Food at Britannia No trip to Mumbai can be complete without a trip to this hole-in-the-wall institution in Fort. Parsi food for the uninformed is the cuisine of the Parsi community in India who migrated to India from Persia. Go-to order — Mutton Cutlet, Berry Pulao, Dhansak, wash it down with a Raspberry Soda and get the Caramel Custard if you have a sweet tooth. 2. South Indian tiffin at Sharda Bhavan South Indian food is everywhere in Mumbai but visit this place for it’s no frills, old world charm, and ambience. Added Bonus, the Upma, and Filter Coffee here are the best you can get in town. Go-to order — Upma, Idli & Medu Vada Combo, Masala Dosa, and Filter Coffee.

  India – a place of many cultures and traditions, but what makes this place so special? So much so that tourists from all over the world come to visit this colorful land. Apart from this land’s rich heritage, it is India’s flavor. The food varies from region to region and is just as diverse and flavorful in each state.  Indian cuisine is best renowned for its bold and vibrant use of spices. With the influence of Mughlai delicacies in Agra, the food here is considered one of the best. The street food is legendary for its bold flavors and tourists cannot get enough of it. So the next time you make a tour of India  be sure to check out these amazing local foods in Agra. 1. Petha “Agra ka Petha” famous all around India is considered one of the most savory and delicious snacks in Agra. Traditionally prepared from white pumpkin or ash gourd, this sweet – as most people consider it – is a treat like no other. It is flavored with nuts, spices, and a variety of other ingredients....