European restaurants in Kathmandu
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Via Via Cafe
This century-old red house at the end of ‘Seven Bends’ is part of a Belgian-run chain of travellers’ cafes that is part restaurant, part lounge bar, and part hostel. The food is mostly European, with some specifically Belgian touches, and the excellent brunch menu stretches to French toast, crêpes and Greek omelettes. If you like the Nepali dishes, sign up for the weekly cookery course (€5). The sociable lounge converts to a small Latin club on the weekends and a movie hall on Thursdays.
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KC’s Restaurant
One of Thamel’s first restaurants, KC’s has been going since 1976 and is still one of the best places in town. The oatmeal pumpkin pie (Rs 190) is sweet but tasty, the salads and pasta are excellent, and there’s a good range of breakfasts, including sausage and beans in a bun. The terrace seating is very pleasant.
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Delima Garden Cafe
If you can’t decide whether you want baked beans or Thai coconut chicken, this garden restaurant down an alleyway away from the traffic in Paknajol covers all the bases. The lush garden surroundings are nice but the food can be a bit hit and miss. There are plenty of breakfast choices.
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