Are you hungry and craving for delicacies in Nagpur? Well, you are in the right place!! In this city, you are not far away from good food. Despite your choices, regardless of your taste and no matter what you prefer; the city has a lot to offer for all vegetarian, non-vegetarian and eggetarian eaters. Indulge in the rich spices and relish the mouth-watering dishes of this city.
Saoji
You cannot leave this city without a tang of Saoji food. Saoji, known for its extreme peppery flavor, is a cuisine famous in this part of Maharashtra. Nagpur proudly owns many Saoji restaurants that have been running from generations following the same old secret recipe.
Tarri Poha
Mornings of Nagpurkar’s cannot be good without the Tarri Poha. Coffee shots are for kids; Legends wake up to Tarri Poha in Nagpur. The contrast of salty poha with delicious spicy tarri lashes out your taste buds.
Patodi Rassa
In the world of spicy foods, Patodi Rassa would surely top the charts. Best recommended for vegetarians, this is a Vidarbha specialty with delicious hot and tangy curry blended with a variety of spices.
Santra Barfi
You can satisfy your sweet tooth with scrumptious Santra Barfi. It is fudge prepared from orange pulp and flavor into the condensed form. Keep extra space in your bags to take away this luscious affair for your friends and relatives.
House of Caffeine
Is your first love coffee? Are you a Coffee Geek? Interested in trying some freaky shakes? Known as the pioneer of freak shakes, House of Caffeine (HOC) serves more than what you love about coffee and shakes. Apart from the freaky names, this place serves mighty sized shakes and desserts. Overloaded with cream, cake, sauce and some more sweets, the milkshakes will make you fall in love with them!! Overindulge in the coolest ambiance and quirky seats. So, all the dessert lovers, give yourself the treat you deserve.
Be prepared to get lost in this city of flavors!
Nagpurkars is very famous as it follows the “bro code”. However, the word “bro” suffers a Nagpuri touch. The brotherhood in Nagpur is maintained by referring their friends as “bhau”; the Marathi translation for “brother”.