Bhavnagar

Eating Out
Most of Bhavnagar's restaurants adjoin the main hotels, and offer local, national and international cuisine; the most up market is the Nilambagh Palace Hotel. There are a number of fast food and snack joints on Waghawadi Road near Madhav Darshan. At night, foodstalls lining the streets of Godha Circle of Crescent Circle do brisk business in freshly made dosas and idlis.

Salty nibbles called ganthias and fanans, and sweets like the famous Bhavnagar pedas, can be bought at Dason the approach road from Ahmedabad and at Khattri on Waghawadi Road.

• Blue Hill, opposite Pil Gardens.
  
  
• Two high-standard hotel restaurants:
  The Nilgiri, with Indian, Chinese and Western food; and
  The slightly cheaper Gokul, which serves Gujarati thalis.
  
  
• Manali Apollo Hotel
  Comfy ground- floor restaurant serving excellent meat, prawn and vegetarian dishes. Sauces are especially rich and tasty.
  
  
• Mashoor Juice Centre, Darbargadh.
  Excellent range of juices is available at this corner stall.
  
  

• Mirch Masala Jubilee Hotel, opposite Pil Gardens.
  Decent pure vegetarian place for Indian and Chinese food.
  Meals 11 am-3pm & 7-1 lpm, sandwiches round the clock.
  
  
• Tulsi Kalanala Chowk.
  Indian, Chinese and a couple of continental dishes, as well as soup and salad are available. It is a calm, quiet and dimly lit place, providing respite from the noise outside.
  
  
• Vrindavan Hotel Vrindavan, Darbargadh.
  Gujarati thalis are a speciality of this place.
  Open:11 am-3pm & 7-11pm.
  
  
• Nilambagh palace hotel (multi-cuisine),
• Apollo (multi-cuisine),
• Jubliee (south Indian) and White Rose (Indian),
• Outside hotels, Tulsi (N Indian, a/c),
• Greenland (N Indian garden restaurant),
• Wimpeys (N Indian, a/c), Live-in(roof garden restaurant),
• Shreeji (Indian),
• Rajpath (Kathiawadi),
• Evening point (Kathiawadi),
• Mahavir, Mashoor, Papillon, Gulmohar, Laxmi turning point , Ramkrishna, Khatri, Das, Baker's basket.
  

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