Lahaul & Spiti
This hotel restaurant's colourful lamps, blue-gingham table-cloths and spacious, tree-fronted terrace make for the most atmospheric dining experience on…
Must-see restaurants in Himachal Pradesh
Dharamsala
A favourite evening gathering place for the Dharamkot crowd, with a large if somewhat ragged covered lounging terrace where you can eat lamb burgers,…
Himachal Pradesh
To eat in what must be one of the world's smallest revolving restaurants (five small tables), you'll need to pre-book a day or two ahead. There's a ₹400…
Himachal Pradesh
The tables are scrappy and the murals a little mix-and-match but the views are some of the best of all the Vashisht traveller cafes.
Mcleod Ganj
Simple but cosy and clean, this little vegetarian cafe is popular with Tibetans, including monks and nuns, dining on momos and various noodle soups.
Mcleod Ganj
Part-mirrored walls make this friendly orange box-restaurant look bigger than it is and you might need to squeeze in for the good pasta and Tibetan dishes.
Dharamsala
More useful as a landmark than as a place to dine, this handy spot faces Dharamkot's autorickshaw stand and is OK as a place for a cuppa or cheap snack.
Himachal Pradesh
Cosy in all its rough simplicity, Anapurna is a basic, inexpensive place for filling local food such as rajma (bean curry).
