Buffet spread is huge &mdash; kebabs, chaat, even continental stuff. Dessert counter was the highlight for me, good mix of Indian sweets and pastries.

Been eating here for years now, still my regular spot when I want something quick and easy. Got the paneer tikka and garlic naan this time, both came out hot and fresh. Place gets packed during lunch hour but they manage the crowd pretty well. Food&#39;s always consistent, never had a bad meal here honestly.

Decent place, lovely setting under the mango tree in the old palace. Had the Palak Chilgoze ki Tikki and Kathal biryani&mdash;both were good. Pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the vibe.

Stopped by for coffee and a quick bite. Lounge vibe is relaxed, staff actually checks on you without hovering. Had the cappuccino and a croissant&mdash;both did the job. Place works if you need to sit down, get some work done, or just kill time. Service was quick enough for a weekday afternoon. Solid spot overall.

Tried this place for the kebabs and honestly they were the highlight. Soft, smoky, well-spiced. Ambience is nice too, kinda royal vibe. But then the bill came and they added 18% GST which felt odd for a standalone restaurant. Wasn&#39;t expecting that. Food was good but that left a slightly weird taste.

The mix veg here is seriously good. I&rsquo;ve eaten it all over India and this one stands out. Rooftop seating gives you a nice view of the quieter part of town, which is a bonus. Just wish they had a bit more ventilation up there, got a little warm. But the food made up for it.

Been coming here since the 90s and it still holds up. Grabbed a table by the window&mdash;fort view from the bridge side is a nice touch. Food came out fast, no complaints. Had a beer with my curry, worked better than I expected. Place gets a bit busy around sunset, but that&#39;s part of the charm.

We stopped by for dinner and the dosa was really fresh, crispy exactly how I like it. The khaman was okay, nothing to write home about though. Place was buzzing, kinda loud but it added to the vibe. Decent if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick.

Went with a group, thali was solid. Lots of variety, everything tasted fresh. They even made a garlic-free version for my friend without fuss.

The seating area is pretty comfortable, not too cramped. I could actually hear my friends without shouting, which was nice. We ordered a bunch of stuff, the Chinese dishes were decent. Lasagne was a bit of a miss though, kinda dry. Stick to the Indian and Chinese stuff, you&#39;ll be fine.

Stopped here after walking around the fort&mdash;location is super convenient, right at the gate. Food was simple and fresh, homely kind of cooking. Staff were warm, helped us figure out the way to the ghats. Decent spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re exploring on foot. Just wish they had more seating.

The khasta roti was proper crispy, not the soggy stuff you get at most places. Buffet starts at 7:30 PM, good if you&#39;re staying in the area. Nothing fancy but it fills you up right.

The staff here were genuinely friendly and helpful. South Indian dishes were well-prepared and flavorful, exactly what I needed.

The pizza here was decent &mdash; crispy crust, generous toppings. Price felt fair too. Probably the best I found in Khajuraho.

Dropped in for a quick lunch. Mutton rogan was cooked fine, but the gravy was a bit too salty for me. Place itself is calm, service was fast enough. Good spot if you&#39;re hosting someone, but for a solo quick bite, it&#39;s just okay. Not sure I&#39;d come back just for the food.

Came here for the view mostly, and the terrace didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Chicken stroganoff was creamy, exactly what I wanted on a chilly evening. Sweet corn soup was decent too, nothing fancy but comforting. Portions are pretty big, so come hungry. Service was fine, though it did take a while to get the bill. Would sit outside again just for the vibe.

The seating area near the book corner is really comfortable, perfect for unwinding with a coffee. Staff were polite too. Just wish the music was a bit softer, but overall a chill spot to hang out. ☕

Stopped by for a quick bite. Food was tasty, no complaints there. Prices fair for what you get. Place is clean, staff polite enough. Easy to find, parking right on the road which is a plus. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a hurry and want something decent without the fuss.

Went here last weekend with friends. The garlic cheese bread was really good, came hot and cheesy. Portion size is decent for the price you pay. We ordered a bunch of stuff from the South Indian and Chinese sections, everything tasted fresh. Got a bit crowded by 1pm, had to wait like 10 mins for a table. Parking is a pain though, had to park far and walk. The chocolate trifle pastry was okay, nothing crazy but fine if you have a sweet tooth.

Easy to spot on the main road. Upstairs seating is neat. Food and bakery stuff tastes good. Parking&#39;s a bit of a pain though.

The mutton biryani was spot on&mdash;flavourful, not too spicy, and that gravy had just the right consistency. Solid pick if you&#39;re after a comforting meal.

The hariyali kofta was the real deal&mdash;soft, herby, and that gravy had proper depth. I paired it with a cold beer and honestly, that combo worked better than any fancy cocktail I&rsquo;ve had lately. Also tried the egg fried rice and Manchurian, which were surprisingly decent for a place that does Indian food this well. Service was quick, no fuss. Just wish they had one more option on the drink menu, but not a dealbreaker.

Stopped by for breakfast before heading to the temples. Opens early, which helps. Paratha was decent, filling enough. Lassi was too sweet for me, but that&#39;s personal preference. Staff polite, no fuss. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area and short on time.

The food here is solid, no complaints about taste or portion size. The token ordering thing though... a bit of a hassle when you&#39;re with a group. Everyone fumbling with cards and trying to figure out the system. Kind of takes away from the whole vibe of just sitting down and eating. Still, the meal itself was good enough that I&#39;d probably come back for a quick bite.

The singer was fantastic, kept us entertained all evening. Mukesh took care of us well, always had a smile. Wish they had a better wine list though, stuck with beer the whole time.

The chole bhature here surprised me&mdash;bhature was fluffy and the chole had a nice kick, slightly different from the usual. Dosa was decent too. Prices a bit high but portions are generous.

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