Can you ever say no to Chole Bhature? We know that power couple, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma hold their chole bhature very close to their hearts. There’s just something about the combination of fluffy bhaturas and spicy chole that just can’t be messed with. Although you would get the best version of the chole bhature in the northern part of India, the dish has become so popular that you can even find it on the menus of South Indian restaurants. We rounded up the best chole bhature places in Pune for you to consider when the cravings kick in.
1. Mona Food, Camp
One of the most legendary places in Pune, Mona Food is the go-to place for Punekars when they crave a plate of Chole Bhature. People who have been coming here for years say that the taste of the chole bhature hasn’t changed since the inception of the restaurant. That’s saying something about how well the place has retained its standards.
Average Cost: ₹500 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
2. Darshan, Multiple Outlets
The best thing about Darshan is that it is a multi-cuisine restaurant. Where else can you order a plate of pasta and chole bhature on the same table? With indoor as well as outdoor seating, Darshan is one of the best places in Pune to enjoy a delicious meal.
Average Cost: ₹700 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
3. Raju Uncle’s Chole Bhature, Katraj
You won’t find one person in the city who doesn’t relish the Chole Bhature at Raju Uncle’s Chole Bhature. Their Bhaturas are as big as a person’s face and the chole has just the right amount of spice in it. With a dish so good, you can’t really complain.
Average Cost: ₹700 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
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4. Dadu’s Sweet Emporio, Multiple Outlets
Primarily known for its sweets, the chole bhature at Dadu’s Sweet Emporio packs quite a punch. It is known for making gigantic bhaturas that go perfectly with the chole and achaar that is served with it.
Average Cost: ₹300 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
5. Cream Craver, Multiple Outlets
I like my bhaturas soft from the inside and crunchy from the outside and Cream Craver ticks all the right boxes. Their chole has a thick consistency and is extremely fragrant and spicy. If that isn’t a perfect combination, I don’t know what is.
Average Cost: ₹650 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
6. Yo Kakke, Viman Nagar
Leave it up to the Punjabis to whip up the perfect plate of Chole Bhature. Besides making a mean rendition of the channe bhature, they also have a really delicious samosa chole chaat on their menu. And if it’s the end of the month then this place is the right place to go to because of just how cheap it is.
Average Cost: ₹300 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
7. Delhi Kitchen, Multiple Outlets
If you like your Chole Bhature with a side of lemon and onions then Delhi Kitchen will not disappoint you. Eating here is reminiscent of sitting and gorging on Chole Bhature at a roadside dhaba. Can’t go wrong with that, right?
Average Cost: ₹800 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
8. Wadeshwar, Multiple Outlets
You’d be surprised when you have the Chole Bhature at Wadeshwar. Although it is one of the most popular South Indian restaurants in Pune, their Chole Bhature is a class apart. You won’t regret ordering this for the table.
Average Cost: ₹600 for two people (approx.)
Address: 13C, Cawasji Patel Street, Fort, Mumbai
