Restaurants in Mysore
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Vinayaka Mylari
Locals line up for the dosas (paper-thin, lentil-flour pancakes) and soft Mysore-style idlis (rice dumplings) served with delicious coconut chutney at this decades-old operation. A masala dosa and coffee make a great breakfast or lunch.
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Parklane Hotel
Choose from a wide selection of Indian, Continental, Chinese and Mexican dishes at this popular restaurant-bar, where food is served by candlelight at night, with occasional live music. Occasional barbecue nights have a special range of kebabs and grills on offer.
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Dynasty
There's a touch of class to this ground-floor restaurant, with its check tablecloths, intimate booths and low lighting. The same menu of reliable Indian and Continental standards is also served on the rooftop, with views of the palace and Chamundi Hill.
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Tiger Trail
This delightful restaurant specialising in tandoori dishes serves decent food in a courtyard that twinkles with torches and fairy lights at night. There’s often live classical Indian music performances.
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Bombay Tiffanys
For traditional Indian sweets, Bombay Tiffanys has a solid reputation. Those with a sweet tooth could try the local delicacy Mysore pak (a sweet made from chickpea flour, sugar and ghee).
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Om Shanthi
Om Shanthi is a byword for excellent veg food in Mysore. Its special South Indian thali (Rs80) is really quite special, as is the hearty breakfast platter of puris and vegetables (Rs25).
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Café Coffee Day
Part of the pan-Indian chain of coffee shops, this is currently where Mysore’s young generation hangs out. The open-air terrace is a particularly good spot for that steaming cup of cappuccino.
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La Gardenia
This place serves tasty and well-presented food in a sophisticated environment. In case you’ve tired of the local Indian options, this is a nice place to dig into some tasty Continental fare.
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Indra Café's Paras
Take your pick from South (Rs30) or North (Rs60) Indian-style thalis at this popular joint opposite the main market. It’s perpetually crowded.
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Hotel RRR
Classic Andhra-style food is belted out at this ever-busy eatery, and you might have to queue for a table if you walk in during lunch. One item to try is the piping-hot veg thali (Rs43) served on banana leaves. Some meaty options are available, too. There’s a second branch on Sri Harsha Rd.
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