We’re just a few days away from celebrating Durga Puja, and no place does it better than Kolkata. I know many will agree that there’s nothing more fun than pandal-hopping here. During the festival, people visit different pandals to seek blessings, and going home without eating anything afterwards is definitely illegal. So, here’s a list of Kolkata restaurants you can visit this Durga Puja!
Kolkata Restaurants To Visit After Durga Puja Pandal-Hopping
1. 6 Ballygunge Place
This 23-year-old restaurant in Kolkata is a must-visit this Durga Puja and has multiple outlets. One outlet is set inside a 100-year-old bungalow from the British Raj era. Its colonial-style architecture and traditional hand fans (pankhas) give it a vintage charm. This eatery serves authentic Bengali dishes, including Daab Chingri, Kosha Mangsho, Bhetki Paturi and Shukto.
Where: Multiple outlets
When: Opens at 7 PM
Cost: ₹1,800 for two (approx.)
2. Mitra Cafe
This restaurant is over 100 years old, founded in 1910. Mitra Cafe reflect friendship and is named after Ganesh Mitra, a friend of the founder, Shri Sushil Roy, who gifted him the space. This place is famous for its classic Bengali snacks, especially its Bhetki Kabiraji. You can also try its Brain Chop, Diamond Fish Fry, Mutton Kabiraji, Prawn Kabiraji and Chicken Cutlets, served with Bengali mustard sauce, salad and boiled potatoes.
Where: Multiple outlets
When: 5 PM to 10 PM
Cost: ₹500 for two (approx.)
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3. Royal Indian Hotel
One of the restaurants you can visit if you’re craving authentic Mughlai cuisine is Royal Indian Hotel. It is one of the oldest culinary landmarks in the city and was opened in 1905 by Ahmed Hussain, who came from Lucknow. Here, don’t miss out on trying the Mutton Biryani and Chicken Biryani, prepared in the traditional Lucknowi style. You can also try its famous Mutton Chaap, Mutton Pasanda, Mutton Raan Mussalam and Galawati Kebabs. Pair these dishes with Sheermal or Warqi Parantha.
Where: 147, Rabindra Sarani, Bara Bazar, Kolkata
When: 10 AM to 11:30 PM
Cost: ₹800 for two (approx.)
4. Nizam’s
It is believed that Nizam’s in Kolkata is where the first kathi rolls were served. Founded in 1932, Nizam’s introduced kathi rolls to make kebabs easier for the British to eat without getting their hands greasy. So, after Durga Puja, don’t forget to try their iconic kathi roll. You can also order the Egg Chicken Roll, Bachchan Special Aloo Roll, and Murgh Tikka Kebab.
Where: Stall 26/2, Hogg Market, Taltala, Kolkata
When: 11:30 to 11 PM
Cost: ₹400 for two (approx.)
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5. Nahoum & Sons
Founded in 1902 by Nahoum Israel Mordecai, Nahoum & Sons is a historic Jewish bakery in Kolkata’s New Market. It is famous for its old-world charm, original wooden furniture and glass display cases. If you’re in the mood for something sweet after Durga Puja pandal-hopping in Kolkata, this bakery is worth a visit. Don’t miss its rich fruit cake, plum cake, brownies, cheese samosas and marzipan.
Where: F47, Hogg Market, New Market Area, Kolkata
When: 9 AM to 8 PM
Cost: ₹200 for two (approx.)
6. Arsalan
Arsalan Restaurant & Caterer was founded in 2002, and since then it has become a popular spot in Kolkata thanks to its rich Mughlai food and signature biryani. If you’re exploring the city after Durga Puja pandal-hopping, stop by here for a filling meal. Don’t miss its Mutton Biryani, Chicken Chaap, Arsalan Special Kebab and Phirni.
Where: 191, Park Street, Near 7 Point Crossing, Park Circus Area, Kolkata
When: 10:30 AM to 4 AM
Cost: ₹800 for two (approx.)
7. Peter Cat
Opened in 1975 by Nitin Kothari, Peter Cat is a well-known restaurant on Park Street in Kolkata. It is a great place to stop for a meal after Durga Puja pandal-hopping. If you visit, try its famous Chelo Kebab, Chicken Marakesh and Fish Meuniere for a satisfying meal.
Where: 18 A, Stephen Court Building, Park Street Area, Kolkata
When: 12 PM to 11:20 PM
Cost: ₹1,400 for two (approx.)
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8. Bhojohori Manna
Founded in March 2003 by five friends, Bhojohori Manna is a popular restaurant in Kolkata that serves traditional Bengali food inspired by home-style cooking. It takes its name from a famous Bengali song by Manna Dey. If you’re visiting after Durga Puja pandal-hopping, try its Daab Chingri, Mutton Dak Bungalow, Bhetki Paturi, Kosha Mangsho and Mochar Ghonto.
Where: 11A, Sido Kanhu Dahar, Esplanade, Kolkata
When: 11 AM to 11 PM
Cost: ₹1,000 for two (approx.)
9. Kasturi
Visit Kasturi in Kolkata to enjoy traditional Bangladeshi and Bengali food. This place is one of the oldest and most iconic spots in the city and is still a favourite among many. If you’re planning to visit this eatery, do try its Kochupatta Diye Chingri Bhapa, Bhetki Paturi, Chitol Machher Muitha and Mocha Chingri Ghonto.
Where: 7A, Mustaque Ahmed Street, New Market Area, Kolkata
When: 11 AM to 11:30 PM
Cost: ₹1,000 for two (approx.)
10. Flurys
Flurys is an iconic tearoom on Park Street in Kolkata, known for its old-world charm and European-style interiors. It has been a favourite hangout spot for generations. If you visit, try its Full English Breakfast, Rum Balls, Viennese pastries, Club Sandwich and Cold Coffee. It was founded in 1927 by a Swiss couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. Flury.
Where: 18, Park Street Area, Kolkata
When: 6 AM to 1 AM
Cost: ₹900 for two (approx.)
Which of these food spots in Kolkata are you excited to visit? Tell us in the comments below!
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