Kolkata Eating: 6 Best Local Restaurants & Cafes in Kolkata

Maharani

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You can get tasty crispy Jalebi, Hinger Kochuri, Aloo Sabji, Hing er Kachori, Milk Tea, Masala Chai and Gulab Jamun. Best place in South Kolkata for " Chai and Kachoris"! Many local residents who go for a morning walk at Rabindra Sarovar to lose calories, end up having a quick bite at Maharani and end up adding back all the calories!

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The Bikers Cafe

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Soul needs a re-fueling.

The Bikers Cafe

Located just beside the Post office Elgin or you can say just Opposite the the famous cafe of Bhawanipur "Tyre Patty". Nice themed (bike) ambience. It's a small place and family friendly where everyone including kids can enjoy few indoor games.

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Mrs Magpie

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You will come here again and again!

Mrs Magpie

This is a very cute and small place. A peaceful restaurant for family breakfast or evening snacks. Located at Keyatola on southern avenue, adjacent to Vivekananda Park. You can say this is a cozy place to grab a cup of tea or coffee and some delicious cookies and cupcakes.

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Terreti Bazaar

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Kolkata's Own Authentic Mini China Town

Terreti Bazaar

Authentic Chinese Breakfast and Chinese Street Food. The place is clean as compared to Tangra. The quality of food is also good. In China town there are some non-Chinese vendors also who sell these delicacies with equally good taste.

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Sei Vui Restaurant

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Chinese dorm now a restaurant

Sei Vui Restaurant

A 110-year-old dormitory in Tiretti Bazar that was built for the Chinese working population in the city but hardly had any visitor for over three decades has been turned into a restaurant in a bid to save the property from decay.

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The Famous Egg Roll in Kolkata

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A “Wrap” around the streets of Kolkata

The Famous Egg Roll in Kolkata

Egg rolls play a big role in the culture of Bengali street food. At about every 500 meters in the city, you will find roadside stalls selling egg rolls, albeit with varying degrees of hygiene (no hygiene at all). Thin pitta bread, egg filling, size-able dosage of cucumbers and onions, layered on top with tomato and chili sauce makes an egg roll.

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