Rabindranath Tagore, Amartya Sen, Manna Dey, Satyajit Ray, and many other notable people frequented Indian Coffee House.Mutton cutlet and chicken kabiraji are must-orders on the menu.
United Coffee House, which opened its doors in 1942, has a special place in Delhiites hearts. It is one of the first few restaurants in the capital city to offer fine dining.
Tunday Kababi was opened by Haji Murad Ali in 1905 as a small shop in Lucknow's Chowk area, and is still known for its exquisite tunday kebabs, which reportedly contains 160 different spices.
One of Allahabad’s oldest street food shops, this historic eatery was founded in 1890. It is famous for its snacks made with pure desi ghee, besides masala samosas, palak ki namkeen, and khasta kachori.
An Irani cafe established in 1923, its berry pulao is popular amongst foodies. Besides salli boti and the caramel custard is a must try.
Well over a hundred years old, Glenary’s is one of the iconic landmarks in Darjeeling, serving andwiches and rolls to pizzas and cakes, besides the famous Darjeeling tea!
Over 95-year old, MTR thrives on loyal customers who have been dining here for generations and is famous for Chandrahaara, Masala dose and much more.
Famous for being one of the original Irani cafés in the city, Leopold was founded in 1871, and one can find everything from Indian curries and chaat to fries, burgers, and pizza!