Restaurants in Agra
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Lucky Restaurant
A convivial place to hang out with reliable food and a rooftop section.
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Shankara Vegis Restaurant
Another Taj Ganj old-timer, this rooftop vegetarian restaurant does a shockingly good thali (Rs90) and comes with a laid-back atmosphere, a view of the Taj (just about) and games like chess and carrom (a table-top game in which fingers are used to flick playing pieces across a powered board and into corner pockets).
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Joney’s Place
Open at the crack of dawn, this pocket-sized, brightly painted, travellers’ institution whipped up its first creamy lassi in 1978 and continues to serve visitors veg snacks, pancakes, toasted sandwiches and the like.
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Lakshmi Vilas
This no-nonsense, plainly decorated restaurant is the place in Agra to come for affordable South Indian fare. Treats include idli (spongy, round, fermented rice cake), vada (doughnut-shaped, deep-fried lentil savoury), uttapam (thick, savoury rice pancake) and more than 20 varieties of dosa (large savoury crepe, Rs46 to Rs250), including a family special that is 1.2m long!
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Dasaprakash
Highly recommended by locals for consistently good South Indian veg food, Dasaprakash whips up spectacular thalis (with bottomless refills), dosa, and a few token continental dishes. The dessert sundaes are tempting but pricey (from Rs90). Comfortable booth seating and wood-lattice screens make for intimate dining.
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Mughal Room
On the top floor of Clarks Shiraz Hotel, you can dine in style with a distant view of the Taj and Agra Fort, although you won’t see anything at night. There’s live classical music here every evening and the food is thoughtfully prepared Indian, Chinese and continental.
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Bellevue
The only one of the two restaurants in Oberoi Amar Vilas open to nonguests, Bellevue is all class and a majestic place in which to enjoy a sumptuous lunch – soups, salads, grilled meats, pasta – with a Taj view through the large windows.
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Yash Café
This laid-back first-floor café has wicker chairs, sports channels on TV, movies in the evening and a good range of veg and nonveg meals from thalis to pizzas. Also offers a shower and storage space to day visitors.
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Park Dining Room
The large dining room at the Park has a hint of elegance with wood panelling and soft music. Veg and nonveg Indian, Chinese and continental food includes chicken au gratin, fish dishes and Mughlai tandoor specialities.
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Stuff Makers
Hotel Kamal’s rooftop terrace, complete with fairy lights, has an excellent view of the Taj from some tables, and of a tree from others. The menu has the usual unimaginative mix of Indian, Western and Chinese dishes.
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Zorba the Buddha
Neat little tables are set around a central, marble pillar in this fun veg restaurant. Specialities include kofta (giant mashed potato balls) and paneer (unfermented cheese).
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Brijwasi
Mouth-watering selection of traditional Indian sweets, nuts and biscuits on the ground floor, with a good-value restaurant upstairs.
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Gulshan Restaurant
Cash crisis? Head straight to the roof terrace here and tuck in to the Rs25 veg thali. There’s a smaller Rs15 version for breakfast.
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Taj Cafe
Up a flight of steps and overlooking Taj Ganj’s busy street scene, this friendly, family-run restaurant is a nice choice if you’re not fussed about Taj views. There’s everything from south Indian and meat curries to pizza and Korean. And the thalis here are better value than at its rooftop rivals.
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Only Restaurant
Beloved of tour groups, Only has character and the food is good, if a little pricey. Bamboo-lined walls and red tablecloths set the scene and attentive staff serve up a big range of veg and nonveg dishes in styles such as Mughlai, Afghan, Chinese and continental. There's live music in the evening in season (November to March).
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