Top Places In Ahmedabad For The Best Khakhra

If you're heading to Vishalla, then get ready to be mesmerized by their amazing ethnic decor and ambience. People are also impressed by their prompt service and relished Thepla, Jalebi, and other Gujarati foods, apart from Handvo.

One of the famous and oldest stores with several branches across the city has sold Khakhras and other snacks since 1964. This iconic business was set up by an innovative housewife, Induben Sumanbhai Jhaveri, who thought of marketing her food and revolutionized the industry.  They offer some of the best types of Khakhras such as traditional handmade Khakhras, nylon Khakhras, combo Khakhras and even Khakhra shots. Whilst there, take the opportunity to savor some of their namkeens and Gujarati sweets too. This place is totally Gujarati and one is conscious of the legacy of the establishment, which makes for a unique experience. Service is top quality and courteous.

Agashiye in Gujarati means ‘On the terrace’ and so it is. This terrace restaurant, established in 1999 at a 1920s iconic hotel, serves delicious traditional Gujarati food, thalis, and take-aways. Noted for its excellent quality, taste, and service, it's a place one can visit for a unique experience. The heritage experience of royal dining, complete with background live classical and regional music, is an added bonus. The staff are courteous, the service is quick, and with the open-air ambience and soothing vibes, dining is a pleasurable experience here. Besides Khakhras, one must sample their dhokla, Shrikhand, paratha, chaach, and other Gujarati foods.

As the name suggests, this is an exclusive Khakhra outlet serving a tasty and wide range of khakhras. All their Khakhras and Mukhwas items are famed for being delicious. With a stand-and-dine style, ordering on the go or planning a quick bite is the most popular way to relish their goodies.

The ambience of the restaurant is an open-air setting resembling a traditional village. They serve delicious Gujarati and Rajasthani food, especially from the Kathiyawadi region. The place is best suited for parties and get-togethers and has live local classical music and dance facilities. Service and food quality are excellent, and the ethos of ‘Athithi devo bhava’ is all around you as you savour their offerings. Dine here as you imbibe the peaceful atmosphere and beautiful location while, at the same time, getting a feel for the village life ambience.

This place offers delicious khakhras and other Gujarati food. They are reputed manufacturers of Gujarati foods, especially khakhras, and are well known to serve tasty, fresh food at reasonable prices. They set up business in 2007 and cater to wholesalers, retailers, traders, and other establishments. Manufacturing being their main business, the breakfast service is an add-on and a way of letting people sample their fare.

They offer a wide variety of delicious khakhras that are great for diet-conscious people. Their range of sweets is also a must-try. They are manufacturers of khakhras and other Gujarati food products, so one can be assured of authentic flavours and reasonable prices. One may even purchase their home range of products as take-aways.

If one wishes to sample Gujarati food that is as good as homemade, then this is the place. Breakfasts are their specialty, and clients keep coming back for months on end. The good quality of the food, reasonable prices, and good service set the place apart as a go-to place in the Taltej area of Ahmedabad. This is a no-fuss restaurant, so be prepared to help yourself. Besides Khakhras, their Pauva, Thepla, suki bhaji (masala potatoes), dhoklas, and more are highly recommended. This outlet early at 7.30am so one can enjoy an early breakfast and take in the entire day on a happy note.

This is a one-stop place for Gujarati Farsan. They have a huge display of Gujarati street foods and desserts like Fulvadi, Kachori, Alu Sev, Chakli Gathiya, Khakhras, Theplas, Patra, and ready-to-eat snacks and sweets like Kesar Penda, Mohan Thaal, and Motichur Ladu, amongst others. Their dosa khakhras are particularly recommended. Once there, be ready to be tempted to make purchases of the other items on offer displayed on their shelves.

Established in 1970, this place is recommended for Farsan shops of typical Gujarati fare that is prepared in Jain traditions.  While there, one can shop for their range of products at wholesale prices. It opens early, giving patrons a head start on a busy day, whether they're taking care of business or sightseeing. They have an in-house store for typically Gujarati foods, snacks, papads, namkeens, and other products.