Best restaurants in Sadashiv Peth
7 restaurants in Sadashiv Peth that locals recommend. Most recommended: Durvankur (20 people recommend it), Ramnath Misal, Tilak Road (18 people recommend it) and Masaledaar, Deccan (13 people recommend it).
Sadashiv Peth's recommendations here span chicken and non-veg thalis at Aware and Milan Khanawal, vegetarian thalis at Badshahi and Durvankur, biryani at Masaledaar and SP Biryani House, and misal at Ramnath on Tilak Road. These are the existing pins whose addresses name the locality, not every restaurant nearby. Masaledaar's city-brand recommendations pool several branches, including an actual Sadashiv Peth biryani mention; praise or disappointment at Mundhwa or Hadapsar should not be treated as a visit to this outlet.
Where people disagree: Aware has repeated chicken and thali recommendations; its wait, portion and value details come from individual visits rather than a standing Sunday rule. Milan's named khanawal remains distinct from nearby businesses that one commenter says share its name. Badshahi's homely vegetarian-thali praise has dissent from a diner who calls it subpar. Durvankur's thali and simple varan bhat receive recommendations, but others describe decline, an ordinary meal or an overrated reputation. Masaledaar also has quality reservations among its pooled mentions. Ramnath's spice is a real dividing line: some recommend it specifically for heat, while one diner finds it unbearably hot. A Chinchwad alternative is not the Tilak Road pin shown here. SP Biryani House's ghee mutton biryani has enthusiastic recommendations alongside value and recent-quality reservations, and one diner compares it unfavourably to pulao. None of those individual portion or queue reports establishes what a future visit will be like.
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1.Durvankur
20 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/pune
Durvankur is a long-standing vegetarian thali restaurant that many recommend, with a few praising its authentic taste and its simple varan bhat. However, a few commenters say it has declined from its earlier standards, a couple call it overrated, and one first-hand diner found the thali had too few dishes and felt ordinary despite being budget-friendly. Another first-hand diner says it did not satisfy them the way home cooking does, and one commenter finds the setting impersonal, like eating in a big hall.
Durvankur Dining Hall, Tilak Road, Hatti Ganapati Chowk, Shop No. 1166, Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj Rd, near Sahitya Parishad, Sadashiv Peth, Pune, Maharashtra 411030, India
2.Ramnath Misal, Tilak Road
18 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/pune
Ramnath Misal on Tilak Road is one of the most frequently recommended misal spots in Pune, with many commenters naming it among their favourites or the best in the city. Its spice level comes up repeatedly: a couple of diners recommend it specifically for those who like spicy food, though one found it unbearably hot, and one commenter notes even locals find it spicier than usual. One commenter cautions that popular old misal places in the city can feel samey, so variety seekers may want to temper expectations.
Tilak Road
3.Masaledaar, Deccan
13 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/pune
Masaledaar is a biryani spot that many people recommend, with several calling its taste good and some naming it among their favorites in Pune, alongside its thali. A couple of commenters warn that quality has slipped, one saying a recent visit was bad enough that they won't return, so consistency may vary by visit or branch.
Deccan
4.SP Biryani House, SP College
11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/pune
SP Biryani House, opposite SP College, is recommended by many people for its Sajuk Tup (ghee) mutton biryani, with several calling it among Pune's best and praising its mild, aromatic ghee flavor. A couple of commenters find it pricey or say quality has slipped in recent visits, and one diner warns the biryani seems more like pulao and looks unappetising. One commenter says portions are filling and reasonable for two.
SP College
5.Badshahi, Tilak Road
8 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/pune
Badshahi on Tilak Road is frequently recommended by commenters as a no-frills spot for homely, satisfying vegetarian thalis, and one diner counts it among their personal favorites for unfussy, comforting food. One commenter who visited recently found even simple vegetable preparations very tasty, though they note it sits in a different price category from comparable places. Two others are less sold: one calls it subpar, and another feels popular old eateries of this kind tend to serve similar dishes with little variety.
Tilak Road
6.Aware Khanawal, Sadashiv Peth
7 people recommendvia r/pune
Aware Khanawal in Sadashiv Peth is recommended by several people, some listing it among the city's best non-veg thali spots and chicken places. One commenter says it has one of the best chicken thalis, and a first-hand visitor says the taste is worth the wait, which is longer on Sundays, with generous portions at a budget-friendly price. Another diner finds it better and more affordable than Sainath Khanawal.
Sadashiv Peth
7.Milan Khanawal, Sadashiv Peth
7 people recommendvia r/pune
Milan Khanawal in Sadashiv Peth is recommended by several locals. One commenter points to this original and oldest Milan Khanawal, cautioning that other places nearby share the Milan name. Another lists it among chicken places, and one more suggests it as a non-veg thali option.
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These are the places on our best restaurants in Pune map whose complete published address names Sadashiv Peth, including the existing Tilak Road, Kumthekar Road and SP College restaurant pins. 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