Top Restaurants in Raigad
Raigad Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Raigad
Discover the best restaurant in Raigad, India including Sanman, Chor Bizarre, Cream Centre, Patil Khanaval, Shree Datta Snacks, Shreedatta snacks, Mabruk, Orchard Resort Cafe, Bohemyan Blue, Aparanta
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1. Sanman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Malwani Food
Reviewed By Mandar N
Recently visited this place by hearing good reviews but unfortunately this place serves pretty average food. We tried surmai thali and prawns fry. The surmai was not fresh. The yellow curry they serve along with the fish thali was very saur. Not a worth thali for Rs 300.
The prawns fry was very tasty though. Also the kokam soda was refreshing.
Other than that, you will definately get better fish food someware in locan restaurants. I will not recommend this place to anyone. Promise.
2. Chor Bizarre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Chor Bizarre – India’s Restaurant captures the spirit of the ‘Chor bazaar’ or ‘thieves market’ in the heart of Lavasa. It is only at the Chor Bizarre that you can find ‘a little bit of this and a little bit of that….We can be called a gallery, an attic, really clever and quite mad’ – all descriptions that we feel sum up the idea of Chor Bizarre. Part art, part kitsch, part imaginative, part contrived – the interiors of it has been put together keeping India’s finery, frivolity and sheer joie-de-vivre in mind. With its kaleidoscopic interiors, Chor Bizarre serves authentic Indian cuisine in a unique atmosphere. An Aladdin’s cave of bric-a-brac and fascinating antiques, the resplendent furnishings and décor have been collected from various bazaars of India. It is said you can travel the length and breadth of India and not repeat the same dish at any meal. Chor Bizarre has collected recipes that it liked from different parts of the country. Chor Bizarre is however, partial towards Kashmiri cuisine and is the only restaurant outside of Kashmir valley that has access to the secrets of ‘Wazwan’ – the ceremonial feast of 36 courses. Chor Bizarre is thus able to offer traditional ‘Tarami’ in addition to other ‘Thalis’ – a sampling of dishes from various parts of India, to make your gastronomic journey complete. Chor Bizarre also serves ‘Tak-a-Tak’ platters, a range of ‘Chaats’ and prides itself on a large vegetarian repertoire. The piece de resistance at Chor Bizarre is the vintage car that serves as a unique salad and chaat mobile supplementing the lavish buffet.
Reviewed By FoodieYogiKrishna - Bengaluru, India
On a Friday evening the waterfront wore a deserted look. The Lavasa project as I saw and heard did NOT take off as expected. We came here with great expectations and saw a near empty promenade:(
A decent casual dining setup. The only paneer starter available was achari paneer , so skipped that. Kadhai paneer, butter naan and jeera rice were all pretty standard for about double the price for similar quality/taste. We got a Rs.100 off for showing our parking ticket. Pricing is clearly on the higher side given the location. The waiters and staff were on their toes and did a good job.
3. Cream Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By BPiyush - Kolhapur, India
Visiting it twice for 2 days with the family, shows that it's a great place. Good food and comfortable ambience.Dear Sir, We thank you for your review of Cream Centre Lonavala and value your visits. We look forward to your continued support and patronage. Regards Team Cream Centre Lonavala
4. Patil Khanaval
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
This is a famous sea food joint in Murud-Janjira Fort belt in Murud, Maharashtra
Reviewed By Dhairyashil V - Pune, India
Patil Khanaval is a popular seafood joint located across the road on Murud beach. Extremely popular with tourist, the place is always crowded with seafood lovers. The fish is served as a fry or in curry. All the popular fishes are available here. The 'fish-thali' which comprises of a fried piece of fish, one prepared and served in curry, dal, chapati, rice, papad and solkadhi. They also have a veg-thali for vegetarians with no other choice for them. The quantity served is sufficient and the rates are reasonable. The Seating is ample with both covered - within the restaurant and in open air at the back amongst the coconut trees. The service is fast and the place clean and hygienic. The open air Seating is very pleasant during the winters. There is a big parking lot where some carts sell ice cream, shakes and nimbu-paani.
Real delight for the seafoodies!
5. Shree Datta Snacks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By 657swastiks
If you want to take a quick bite, brief break, stretch your legs while you are driving between Pune and Mumbai then this is the place. You get variety of snacks to fill your tummy. Tasty Maharashtrian snacks are mouth watering especially Misal-Pav, Poha, Tahlipeeth, Vada-pav, Sabudana khichadi, Idli, Upma, etc. Also tea and coffee are good. You may like to test fresh lime juice and shop few ready to eat snacks.
6. Shreedatta snacks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By TanuRao - Mangalore
Place is definitely not fancy and it is self service. Didn't quite fancy the vada pav and missal pav here. I have eaten better one's. But their kottambir wadi and talipeet was really yumm. even their kokum and aam panna was way too sweet for my liking.
7. Mabruk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By SSSHETH - Mumbai, India
I went to Mabruk on Saturday night & was quite impressed with the ambiance . They do not take bookings.Its on first come first serve basis. There are about 7 Cabanas outside ( Open Air) & more sitting inside. However, Outside sitting is much better.
They had a belly dancer , who hardly danced. we were there from 8.30 to 11 pm & she danced for about 7 to10 mnts during this time. This definitely needs improvement. Songs were also okish , nothing which will start ur feet to tap.
Food was a bit disappointment.Although they have huge portion size, I wouldnt call it great in taste. Lavash was soggy. Humus had a peculiar smell. Chicken ( which my husband ordered , I didnt personally taste) was not soft . If they improve their food , I would giv them 5 stars.
8. Orchard Resort Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
This restaurant located near tamhini ghat famous for water falls during monsoon also this very close to industrial area which has compinies like posco , jindal , pioneer gas and other new compinies are coming up .
Reviewed By MayankAgnihotri - Pune, India
Nice ambience and maintained garden area for children to play. Also has some slides and swings which will keep the kids busy. We did not try the food at this plcase since this offers only Buffet lunch, and we were not in a mood to stuff ourselves too much before climbing up the Tamhini Ghat , since we were coming back from Harihareshwar to Pune.
9. Bohemyan Blue
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Our purpose is to serve healthy Local -Konkani- and Lebanese food in a garden with home style furniture music many colors all to relax and feel the joy of being close to Nature safe and peaceful.On the same property we have a design shop with 100% cotton clothing,dresses,tops, gifts and organic essential oils.Situated between Alibag and Mandwa all visitors to Alibaug pass in front of our property as we are located on the main Alibaug-Mandwa road just opposite Fountainhead You can also stay at our rustic luxury AC tents with attached Bathroom Free WiFi Toiletries TV and Swimming Pool. Some -Narial Paani- like to organise events at this place. Its good for Weekend Getaways as the food is from Bohemyan Blue.
Reviewed By michaeldsilva - mumbai
They specialize in kokan and lebanese food. However, we liked the kokan food better. Which makes sense considering the cook is a local.
The place has a comfortable feeling to it. Make sure you have time to spend. A decent meal would require atleast 2 hours. It is also mentioned on their menu. A main course has a 30 to 45 minutes wait time. But the taste makes the wait worth it.
The aam panna was good and we ended up ordering multiple glass. We ended our meal with their lemon grass tea.
The kids lazed around while the adults had a leisurely lunch. We ended up spending more than 2 hours at the place. There was nothing rush about the whole experience.
We also got a chance to meet the owners and have a short chat with them. A nice pair of folks they are.
A must visit place. However, do note that the place is open only till 7 pm. So a visit for lunch is the only option available.
10. Aparanta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By AmazingPia1 - Kalyan, India
During our stay the resort, we had Dinner at Aparanta.
Indian cuisine Thali had majorly lots of chutneys, the papad has become soft though.
Aaam panna was great.
Overall food was okayish. Not so great for the bill paid.
The pan at the end of the meal was amazing. The Pan guy had been making pans for quite a number of years.
