Best restaurants in Connaught Place
15 restaurants in Connaught Place that locals recommend. Most recommended: Saravana Bhavan (49 people recommend it), Sandoz (33 people recommend it) and Kwality (28 people recommend it).
Butter chicken is the dish people name most here: Sandoz, Daryaganj, Minar, Kwality, Bhape Da Hotel and Embassy Restaurant are all recommended for it, with Kwality also known for chole bhature and Kake Da Hotel for saag meat and chicken curry. South Indian food is the other draw, from Saravana Bhavan's dosas and filter coffee to Gokulam, Amudham Cafe and the Andhra meals at Bheemeshwara, with Kerala Bhawan Canteen nearby for Kerala food. United Coffee House and Embassy Restaurant are the old-school sit-down picks.
Where people disagree: Opinion splits on some of the most-recommended names: some say Saravana Bhavan's quality has slipped, several say Daryaganj isn't worth the hype, a few found Kwality bland or disappointing, and several say Kake Da Hotel is not the place for butter chicken.
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1.Saravana Bhavan, Connaught Place
49 people recommend, 8 warn against itvia r/delhi, r/NewDelhi
A South Indian chain with a strong following in Delhi, especially at its Connaught Place and Janpath branches. People single out the ghee roast dosa, idli, sambar sadam, mini tiffin and filter coffee, and several call it very authentic, though one notes that dishes have been adjusted for the Delhi palate. The caveats: some say quality has slipped, some call the food overrated, one finds the sambar too sweet, one calls it the worst Tamil food they've had, and the popular CP branch can have a queue.
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2.Sandoz, Connaught Place
33 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/delhi
A North Indian restaurant in Connaught Place that people recommend often, especially for butter chicken and dal makhani; one also likes the mushroom tandoori, and another calls it budget-friendly. The CP branch is described as cramped compared with other outlets, and a few commenters dismiss it as a place to avoid. Most still speak well of it, though one regular has grown tired of it and wants new options.
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3.Kwality, Connaught Place
28 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/delhi, r/NewDelhi
A Connaught Place restaurant that many people recommend, best known for its chole bhature, which two call the best they've had; others praise the dal makhani, butter chicken and kebabs. One commenter loves its old-world hospitality and charm, and another suggests it as an air-conditioned sit-down option. The caveats: one calls the food bland for the price, two others found it disappointing, and one says a street cart near their home makes far better chole bhature.
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4.Daryaganj, Connaught Place
19 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/delhi
A Connaught Place North Indian restaurant that people often suggest for butter chicken, with one saying it beats Havemore's and another listing it among CP's places for great non-veg kebabs and curries; the kulfi is recommended too. The warnings are blunt: several say it isn't worth the hype, one calls it more marketing than good food, and another says chains like it have become inconsistent after expanding. One visitor found the food quite tasty.
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5.Kake Da Hotel, Connaught Place
10 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/delhi, r/NewDelhi
A dhaba in Connaught Place's Municipal Market that people often name as a solid pick, especially for the saag meat and chicken curry; one also singles out the seekh kebabs and pudina parathas. Several insist it is not the place for butter chicken, one who tried it found the food good but overhyped, another found the chicken curry and saag middling, and two warn against it.
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6.Minar, Connaught Place
9 people recommendvia r/delhi
Minar in Connaught Place comes up again and again as a pick for butter chicken, with one commenter calling it creamy and another listing it among the CP places with great non-veg kebabs and curries.
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7.Bhape Da Hotel, Connaught Place
8 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/NewDelhi, r/delhi
A restaurant in Connaught Place's Municipal Market that people recommend for its butter chicken and saag meat; one finds the service simple and welcoming. The warnings are about the mutton: one commenter says it tasted bad, another that it had no flavour, and some dismiss the place outright. Its fans come for the chicken dishes.
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8.Kerala Bhawan Canteen, Janpath
7 people recommendvia r/IndianFood, r/delhi
Kerala House's canteen on Jantar Mantar Road, off Janpath, comes up often as a pick for authentic Kerala food in Delhi; one Malayali commenter calls it the only hope for the real thing after years in the city. Others describe it as affordable and good, and it is often mentioned alongside Andhra Bhavan.
Janpath
9.Dosa Coffee, Connaught Place
7 people recommendvia r/delhi
A South Indian restaurant named among Delhi's dosa options, with the Connaught Place branch called good by a couple of commenters and outlets in Kalkaji and Paschim Vihar also mentioned. One commenter loved the garlic masala dosa they tried at an event, and another praises the garlic dosas. One ranks it below several other South Indian places they list, so it is recommended but not seen as the city's best.
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10.United Coffee House, Connaught Place
7 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/delhi
United Coffee House is an old-school fine dining restaurant that people frequently recommend, with several praising the freshness and taste of the food and one noting its vast menu. A few suggest it as a date spot, though one frames it as a choice when budget is not a concern, and one commenter disagrees with recommending it at all.
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11.GT Road, Connaught Place
6 people recommendvia r/delhi
GT Road in Connaught Place gets strong recommendations, with praise for its desserts, buffet, taste, variety, ambience, service and reasonable prices. One commenter found it hard to get a table without booking ahead, especially on weekends.
Connaught Place
12.Bheemeshwara, Connaught Place
5 people recommendvia r/delhi
A no-frills South Indian restaurant in Connaught Place that people suggest for Andhra food, including non-veg dishes and an unlimited Andhra meal. One calls the junnu a must-try and a visitor describes the food as good, while another ranks it below Mahabelly and Juggernaut and feels none of these chains fully live up to their reputation.
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13.Embassy Restaurant, Connaught Place
5 people recommendvia r/delhi
A Connaught Place restaurant that people recommend for its food and old-school ambience. One commenter who has eaten there calls the dal meat excellent, another likes the classic, old-world feel, others point to the chole bhature and butter chicken, and one lists it among the North Indian places they would go back to.
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14.Gokulam, Janpath
5 people recommendvia r/delhi
Gokulam on Janpath is a spot people recommend for South Indian food, with one calling its dosa the best outright and others pointing to options like the Mysore and butter masala versions. A visitor also highlights the Mangalore buns and a filter coffee affogato.
Janpath
15.Amudham Cafe, Janpath
5 people recommendvia r/delhi, r/NewDelhi
A South Indian café on Janpath that people recommend: one from Bangalore says it's the closest to authentic South Indian food they've found in Delhi, another puts it on par with Benne, and both the Janpath and Green Park outlets get positive mentions.
Janpath
Close by, just outside Connaught Place
- Andhra Bhawan, Connaught Place1.7 km from the middle of Connaught Place
- Tamra, Shangri La1.2 km from the middle of Connaught Place
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These are the places on our best restaurants in Delhi map within about a kilometre of Connaught Place's Inner Circle, Janpath included. Each one passed the map's bar: at least five different people recommend it, and no more warn against it than recommend it. They are ordered by how many people recommend them. Each summary paraphrases those comments, and each place page links to the comments it cites. How we make our maps