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 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.

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.

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.

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 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.

Brownie shake was solid. Lots of food options too. Parking&#39;s a bit of a pain but fine for hanging out with friends.

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.

The Mughlai chicken was really good&mdash;tender, and that gravy had this deep comforting flavour without feeling greasy. Lachha Paratha on the side worked so well. Sonu looked after us nicely, made the whole thing smoother. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, but honestly the food made up for it.

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.

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.

Ordered a cake for delivery while I was overseas. Process was straightforward, no back and forth. Cake showed up fresh and exactly as requested. Staff handled the order politely. For a remote order, that&#39;s about all you can ask for.

The kulchas here are proper Amritsar style, really flaky and buttery. Dal makhani was solid too. Just don&#39;t expect much elbow room, seating&#39;s tight and service gets rushed at peak hours.

Been to a few Barbeque Nation outlets before. This one keeps up the standard. Staff were on top of refills, didn&#39;t have to wave anyone down. Food came out quick, which I appreciate on a lunch break. Solid spot if you want a decent grill without waiting around too long.

Food was decent but came a little cold. Portion size felt small for what we paid. Service was friendly though, so that helped.

The galouti kebab was proper melt-in-mouth, and they adjusted the spice level just how we asked. Solid Mughlai spot in Agra.

The mushroom baos were really good, fresh and flavorful. Loved the modern Indian vibe at the bar. Pizza dough was a bit undercooked though.

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Taj Cafe Restaurant A/C ROOF TOP

Anise - Courtyard by Marriott Agra

Priya Restaurant

Chokho Jeeman

Berco's

Bob Marley Cafe & Restaurant

Shankara Vegis Restaurant with 360° Rooftop Taj View

Bellevue

Cafe Kulhad

Lucky Restaurant & Guest House

Capri Restaurant

Mezbaan Restaurant

Sun Barbecue

Yash cafe

Restaurant at Trident, Agra

Aahar Fast Food & Restaurant

Haveli Restaurant

Qaisar Bagh Restaurant

Satkar Pastries, St. Johns Crossing

indian Blue Spice

Amritsari Kulcha Naan

Barbeque Nation - Agra - Ashok Cosmos Mall

Shivpen Ryouri Restaurant Near Taj Mahal

Made In Punjab

Kiskey whiskey

Taj Terrace

Taj Darbar the multicusine restaurant

Joney's Place