Stopped by for lunch after visiting the Taj. Tried their thali&mdash;solid portions, decent spice level. Service was quick enough. What got me was the lassi, thick and not overly sweet. The donation-based thing is a nice touch, makes you feel like the meal counts for something more. Place gets busy around noon, so go a bit early if you can.

The samosa chaat was solid, crispy shells and good tang. Tandoori chicken had that smoky char. Cozy enough but honestly I just came for the food.

Tried the veg thali here and honestly it was pretty solid. Sitting on the rooftop, you can catch a glimpse of the Taj in the distance which is a nice touch. Food tasted fresh, not oily or heavy like some places. Portion size felt fair for what I paid. Just wish they had a bit more variety in the thali, but no complaints overall.

Good portion sizes for the price, and the cold coffee was solid. Menu&#39;s huge&mdash;Indian, Chinese, South Indian&mdash;so plenty to pick from. AC seating was a bonus. Only thing, the lassi was a bit too salty for me.

The staff really made the difference here&mdash;Pradeep was so attentive, checked in just the right amount. Food was decent, but honestly the service carried the whole meal.

The Maharaja Thali here is honestly a steal for what you get. I paired it with a simple lassi, and it worked better than any fancy drink I&#39;ve had lately. Food&#39;s light on spices, so if you&#39;re used to heavy masala, adjust your expectations. No onion-garlic, which I actually appreciated. Service was quick, no complaints.

The butter chicken was rich and properly spiced, though it did pack a punch. They brought out a cooling raita to balance it &mdash; smart move. A crisp lager would&#39;ve paired nicely with that heat.

Went for dinner last night. Ordered the Galouti kebab and Raan &mdash; both cooked properly, soft and full of spices. Place had live music, decor was classy. Service was attentive too. Only thing, it&rsquo;s a bit pricey for the portion size. But if you&rsquo;re into Awadhi food, this is a decent pick.

We stopped by for lunch and ordered the thali. Honestly, one of the better ones around here. Spices were balanced, not too heavy. Vegetables tasted fresh, like they were prepped that morning. Dal was smooth, roti soft. Wish they gave a bit more rice, but I left satisfied. Good spot if you want a simple, clean meal.

The dandan noodles with lamb were the real deal&mdash;properly spiced, rich, and filling. I&rsquo;d go back just for that bowl. The Tom Yum and wonton soups were alright, nothing to write home about though. Service was sharp, and the staff handled English easily, which helped when I asked about their wine list. Couldn&rsquo;t find a decent red to pair with the heat, but the food carried it fine.

Fresh ingredients and the staff actually seemed to care. Quick in and out at lunch, which is rare for this location. Solid stop if you&#39;re nearby.

Came for lunch with family, food was really good. Had to wait a bit but everything tasted fresh. They even gave us a small keychain for Independence Day, nice touch.

My visit to this cafe was one of the most unpleasant dining experiences I have ever had. From the moment I walked in, the staff made me feel unwelcome and inconvenienced. The owner, in particular, was incredibly rude and dismissive.I tried to place my order with a smile, but the cashier rolled his eyes and huffed as if I was bothering her by being there. When my food finally arrived, it was clear that no care or attention had been put into its preparation. The sandwich was sloppily made, and the coffee was lukewarm at best.As I sat down to eat, I overheard the owner speaking harshly to one of the servers in front of customers. The way he belittled and demeaned his employee was not only unprofessional but also deeply uncomfortable to witness. It was clear that a toxic work environment was the norm in this cafe.When I tried to address my concerns with the owner, he brushed me off and told me that if I didn&#39;t like it, I could leave. The sheer arrogance and lack of customer service skills were appalling. It was abundantly clear that this establishment had no interest in providing a welcoming or enjoyable experience for its patrons.In the end, I left feeling disrespected and frustrated. I would not recommend this cafe to anyone looking for a pleasant meal or friendly service. The rude behavior of the staff and owner overshadowed any positive aspects the cafe may have had. Save yourself the trouble and find a different place to enjoy a meal.

Been coming here for a while now, and the special thali never disappoints. Food&#39;s always fresh, properly spiced, not too heavy. Rooftop view of Taj Mahal is a solid plus, though it gets a bit crowded around sunset. Still, for the quality and consistency, I keep coming back.

The chilli chicken here is really good, and the menu has plenty of options. It&rsquo;s gotten a bit pricey lately, but the portions are decent for what you pay. Solid spot for a filling meal.

Been coming here for a while now, and the service is the reason I keep going back. They remember you, know your usual order, and actually treat you like a regular. One time they even surprised us with a small cake for our anniversary, which was really thoughtful. Food&rsquo;s good too, but honestly, the staff makes it feel like home.

Tried the buffet here, pretty solid spread. That fried corn starter was the real deal, kept going back for more. Service was quick and the staff seemed chill. Good spot if you&#39;re in the mood for a proper feed without overthinking it.

Came here after our guide suggested it&mdash;was skeptical at first, but the food surprised me. Prices are a bit touristy though. Still, I&rsquo;d eat here again.

The banana pancakes with coconut were fresh and light, exactly what I needed before heading out. Chai was solid too. Cold coffee fell flat, but for the price and location near the east gate, it&#39;s fine.

Went here last week with a couple of friends. Ordered the butter chicken and garlic naan&mdash;honestly, the gravy was rich and the chicken was properly cooked. Portions are big, we couldn&#39;t finish. But yeah, prices are a bit steep for what you get. Parking costs extra too, which is annoying. Still, if you&#39;re craving decent North Indian food, this place does the job.

The veg thali was decent and filling for the price. Staff were polite too. Handy spot if you want a pure veg meal in Agra without burning a hole in your pocket.

Been coming here for years now. The building still looks grand from outside, that&#39;s what caught me first time. Food is decent, nothing fancy but consistent. Service is okay, not great but they know what they&#39;re doing. Parking is free which helps. Digital payments work fine. It&#39;s one of those places you keep going back to because it&#39;s familiar. Not the best in Agra but reliable.

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