Places To Eat In mussoorie
Places to Eat in Mussoorie
There is absolutely no dearth of places to eat in Mussoorie, treating locals and vacationers to delicious preparations.
Myriad restaurants, cafes and eateries dot Mall Road, and some of these sell tasty pancakes and waffles. Tourists can gorge
on lip-smacking Indian delights, Chinese food and Continental fare in every nook and corner of this beautiful hill station.
Whether travellers are looking for Irish coffee, blueberry shakes, Nutella cakes, pastries, muffins or pies, everything is
served here. The street-side eateries are no less, and if you make friends with the people of Mussoorie, they will tell you
some great places to enjoy local favourites. Stay on the page to know about the popular dining venues in and around the hill
station.
Roadside Eateries
You can head to Char Dukan and Lovely Omelette Centre during the leisure time you get with your Mussoorie tour package.
Located in proximity to Lal Tibba, Char Dukan is four shops in a row, selling pancakes, waffles, omelettes, cold coffee and
French fries besides pizzas and momos. Not far from here is Lovely Omelette Centre, a small eatery catering to hordes of
tourists and locals every day. Located on Mall Road, this eatery dishes out different varieties of omelette, such as masala,
cheese and chocolate. The shop is full of customers at all times, which is a testimony to its popularity. People can also
take away the dishes to enjoy them at a quiet place.
Cafes
Cafes are an integral part of the food culture of Mussoorie as the town was developed by the British. Besides mouth-watering
coffee shakes, muffins, cakes and pastries, Café By The Way is known for its unique interiors with leather sofas, seats of
scooters and even wrought iron chairs. Moreover, there is an outdoor seating arrangement for diners to enjoy the cool
regional weather. The must tries here include Oreo and blueberry shakes, garlic bread, Panini, chilli cheese toasts and
Nutella cakes. It is an ideal place to just sit around, relax and chit-chat with friends while enjoying delicious
snacks.
A little away from Mussoorie, Doma’s Inn is located in Landour, one of the most picturesque locations in the Dehradun
district. It offers an extensive variety of pancakes, along with thukpa and other Tibetan delicacies. The staff here is
known to be good, and all the dishes are made to order, which is another plus. They also serve food to the renowned author,
Ruskin Bond, on a regular basis, so there is a chance you might meet him at the site.
Chic Chocolate, another popular café, is located on Mall Road. This café is immensely popular among the youth for its fresh
beverages and dishes. Apart from home-made chocolates, some of the must-haves here include Kitkat shake, chocolate waffles,
nachos, fruit cream, pizza and chocolate shakes. Tourists can buy some lip-smacking chocolates and cookies for their friends
and relatives back home.
Emily’s not only offers a range of amazing delicacies but also views of the Mussoorie ridge line. The British architecture
of the restaurant adds to the overall experience of dining here; inviting ceiling, stone walls and teak floors give it a
colonial charm. This restaurant serves Indian and Continental dishes.
Restaurants and Bakeries
There are numerous restaurants in Mussoorie that offer a delicious fare at affordable rates. For delicious Tibetan and Thai
delicacies, people can head to Kalsang Friends Corner, which is widely appreciated for its customer service. While here,
diners can try chicken momos, thukpa and kothey momos. Another local favourite is Clock Tower Café, where a lot of young
people come owing to its delicious food and lively ambience. Chic lampshades, colourful posters, photographs of famous
people and quirky signboards add to the ambience of the place. The restaurant offers global classics like pizzas, burgers,
pastas, sandwiches and cheesecakes.
To enjoy a lively evening with friends, The Tavern is a good place to be. Besides offering mouth-watering food, it also has
a number of fizzy drinks on its menu. Conveniently located on Mall Road, it is quite popular among tourists and locals. You
can also head to Amitash, the Rice Bowl during your Mussoorie trip. This place is thronged in large numbers for its
delicious thukpa, momos and vegetarian garlic Manchurian.
Apart from the above-mentioned, there are many other dining venues in the hill station, where you can sample Indian,
Tibetan, Chinese, Italian and Continental fare.
