Top Restaurants in Khajuraho
Madhya Pradesh, India Food Guide: 6 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Khajuraho
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Khajuraho. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Khajuraho is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Madhya Pradesh. It's known for its enormous, intricately sculptured temples adorned by vignettes of passion, eroticism, dance, music and creative pursuits. It has 85 original temples, divided into three complexes. The western is the largest and best known, containing the magnificent Shaivite temple Kandariya Mahadev.
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6. Baba Dhaba & Restaurant
5. Aqueen Cafe & Restaurant
Reviewed By Aqueenfamily
Aqueen Cafe good place for take fast food. Cheap price. Here we can get Noodles only Rs. 50/- plate. Spring Roll Rs. 50/-. Pizza Rs. 150/-. Fry Rice Rs. 70/-. At this place excellent experience chef.
Khajuraho Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Khajuraho
4. Vayu's Cafe
The next time you are in Khajuraho (M.P) try an exclusive cafe called Vayu's Cafe.Famous for its mouth watering veg food and freshly brewed coffee.
Reviewed By marlaynawallace
The food is so delicious and such a reasonable price. I went for dinner last night and shared a few menu items with my partner. Everything was so tasty. The food is super fresh!! It takes about 15 minutes per dish but everything is made fresh, from scratch and well worth the wait. The best dosas I've had in my whole month here in India. The food was so good I even went back for breakfast and lunch today. Love this place! Run by such a beautiful and welcoming family. I highly recommend trying it out.Thankyou for your feedback :)
3. Safari Canteen
We will provide you best food within the heart of city
Reviewed By Electricfish1313
An indian guy that i met at the hostel brought me here saying "here's where indians come". I didnt expect that much as i am no big fan of Indian food. Was omlet and pratha with masala tea that i had. Had been traveling for a week, i was quite fed with indian dishes at that point. Whats the next story? Im here again writing down this review after Biryani! Food are great, of course, friendly owner plus fare price.To sum up, there's nothing i can complain!!! Im a big complainer and it means a lot to me!!!
2. Lassi Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By eddymaya
My lovely wife and I called into this little dhaba for breakfast one morning. It's a simple roadside restaurant so don't exoect anything fancy. Their breakfast menu includes paratha, pancakes, toast, tea, coffee and - of course - lassi. It's not the cleanest place but it seemed popular enough with locals so we thought we'd give it a try. We both had the aloo & garlic paratha. It was OK but I've definitely had better. Their masala chai was, however, pretty good. It comes in a bigger than average glass too so you get quite a lot for your money. As you'd expect for somewhere like this, everything is pretty cheap with parathas starting at just 20 rupees and a jumbo cup of masala chai costing 15 rupees.
1. Raja's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 762 reviews
Reviewed By Francis M
Best restaurant that we found in the town. Lovely location overlooking the Eastern temples. Food good and cold beer very welcome in the October heat. Staff very helpful and considerate. Has a really nice, laidback feel to it.
Where to eat Indian food in Khajuraho: The Best Restaurants and Bars
