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Rajasthan’s famous temple town offers not just a taste of spirituality, but some great food too. Once you visit the best restaurants in Pushkar, you’ll wonder why its culinary offerings often go overlooked as a highlight of the destination. Such is the assortment and depth of flavour that lies in store.
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The main market road is home to one of the most popular places to eat in Pushkar. You can spot the blue building drawing you close from afar, and when inside, there’s just so much on the menu to keep you sitting for hours. All the favourites, from sandwiches to noodles — at your craving.
Another of the main market speciality restaurants, especially if you want cheap yet delicious food in Pushkar. Funky Monkey Café will charm you with its lively music, fresh breakfast bowls, crisp espressos and friendly vibe.
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If you’re looking for comfort food, La Pizzeria is one of the best restaurants in Pushkar for an excellent old-fashion thin-crust pizza, made to order. One for friends, couples and families too!
You wouldn’t think Tibetan food could be some of the best food in Pushkar, but it is when you eat at Tibetan Kitchen. From the ambience to the dishes, everything speaks volumes about the displaced culture of the Himalayan land. Of course, thukpa is everyone’s favourite.
Located in the main bazaar, Honey & Spice is everyone’s favourite breakfast joint, though you could just as easily walk in for an evening snack. This family-run eatery focuses on healthy meals, so you don’t have to worry about gaining any holiday weight!
These five are great places to eat in Pushkar, but there are many others too. If you’d like, contact SOTC for more information on restaurants and the budding local culinary scene.
