Location: Kullu
Top Restaurants in Kullu
Where to eat Fast Food food in Kullu: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Fast Food restaurants nearby. Discover the best Fast Food food in Kullu. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Fast Food restaurants near you.. Set in a valley whose original name meant "end of the habitable world," this resort town in the lower Himalayas blossoms in summer and during its famous Dussehra festival in October. Don't miss the Raghunath Temple, built in 1660 in honor of the valley's patron deity, Lord Ram. Less than two miles away, a 90-minute climb to the Jagannathi Devi Temple provides a panoramic view of the alpine area. The town is also known for its locally woven wool shawls, blankets and slippers.
Things to do in Kullu
1. Sapna Sweets,Bakers & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Sapna bakers is a new era of bakery in kullu.we Serve baked fast-food , eggless cake, pastries.we design all you want your c
Reviewed By AbhirupV1
Taste is fine, options are available for Indian, Thali, Chinese and sweets and snacks too. Tastes fine but the authencity need to be looked into. Rest all is fine
2. Sapna bakers
Sapna brakers , The only one bakery in kullu which is eggless and has premium quality.We make and bake whatever is the demand of our customers.
Reviewed By ShubhamSB5334
A great place to hang out. Fresh snacks,pastries,Cakes. Biscuits are a speciality.Quick delivery.Overall a wonderful experience. The best part i liked is you can get any cake of your choice in just 10 minutes.You'll never regret the taste & quality which is uncompromisable. :)
3. Moon Dance Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
moon dance cafe is situated in the heart of Kasol and running since 1992. serving their guest with delicious food and bakery.
Reviewed By holyhobo01
Great espresso and bakery. Other than that the place is overcrowded, has very poor service given the prices, and rather mediocre food. Far better to walk over the bridge and visit the Tibetan Rooftop Cafe (amazing views) or the old fav Evergreen further down the road
