Restaurants in Eastern Himachal Pradesh
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Cecil Restaurant
For a formal night out, look no further than the colonial elegance of the Cecil Restaurant. An à la carte menu is available but there are sumptuous buffets for breakfast and dinner. Book ahead. There’s also a casual garden restaurant, or you can opt for a drink in the atrium lobby bar.
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Embassy Restaurant
It doesn’t look like much from the outside but Embassy is a cosy timber-lined restaurant with fabulous views over Shimla, especially at night when the city lights are on. The menu runs to Indian, Chinese and continental, with good biryanis and a tasty chicken curry.
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Ashiana
In a fanciful circular building on the Ridge (you almost expect it to start revolving!), Ashiana is an elegant restaurant and a good people-watching spot. As well as Indian dishes there are sizzlers, Chinese and a few Thai favourites.
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Indian Coffee House
A Shimla institution, the Indian Coffee House is like an old boys’ club with its old-school furniture, uniformed waiters and blackboard menu. Good place for breakfast, cheap dosas and coffee.
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Domino’s
Sure, it’s a Western fast-food chain, but travellers flock here for deep-dish pizza after weeks of dhal and rice in the hills, and Indian families queue up for a slice of Americana.
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Baljee’s
Opposite the Town Hall, Baljee’s is a great place to breakfast on omelettes, toast and dosas (lentil-flour pancakes), and there’s a popular counter selling Indian sweets.
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Hotel Mehfil
Uphill from the bazaar, near the start of the steps up to the bus stand, Mehfil serves some of the coldest beer in North India, and a big range of veg and nonveg food.
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Loveena Restaurant
Down some steps near the tourist office, Loveena is a clean and calm bolt hole to escape the bustle of Scandal Point. There's also a moody saloon bar.
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Park Cafe
Up some steps from the Mall, this laid-back, studenty cafe is a cool spot for veg snacks such as pizzas and sandwiches, and drinks.
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China Town Restaurant
A tiny hole-in-the-wall place serving superior Indian-Chinese dishes in a box-like dining room full of mock-Tibetan murals.
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Goofa
Found down below Ashiana, Goofa is a cheaper subterranean restaurant and bar serving Indian and continental dishes.
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Ashiana & Goofa
Run by HPTDC, these linked restaurants serve good food in reasonably classy surroundings at Scandal Point.
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Cafe Sol
In the atrium on the roof of Hotel Combermere, but entered straight off the Mall, Sol serves an interesting blend of Mexican, Italian and Mediterranean dishes. Try the crispy prawn with cornflakes, or filling enchiladas.
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Devicos Restaurant
Skip the fast-food stand at street level and head for the downstairs restaurant for a decent menu of Indian, Chinese and continental staples.
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