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From Manek Chowk street food to rooftop cafes and unlimited Gujarati thalis — eat your way through Amdavad.

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Where to Eat

Komo by Kaffa

Komo by Kaffa is most luxurious café, located in the upscale Bodakdev area of Ahmedabad. This massive venue brings a international luxury aesthetic to the city's café culture with grand, Pinterest-inspired interiors and high, cozy structural design

Uncle Goon's

“Uncle Goons” is a very popular, viral dessert cafe. Located on Sindhu Bhawan Road (SBR), this cafe has recently become popular on social media for its iconic “disco washroom” experience and premium eggless chocolate treats. The Gen-Z vibe and colorful interior make it a place to experience food and fun.

Manek Chowk Night Market

The city’s iconic after-dark food street — dosa, sandwiches & kulfi.

Hidden Rooftop Cafes

Cosy rooftop spots for coffee, brunch and skyline views.

Best Gujarati Thali

Unlimited traditional thalis — the full Amdavadi experience.

Local Food Markets

Fresh farsan, sweets and snacks from beloved neighbourhood shops.

Riverfront Dining

Upscale restaurants with riverside ambience and global menus.

Weekend Brunch Spots

Lazy weekend brunches just outside the city buzz.

Ahmedabad Food — FAQs

What food is Ahmedabad famous for?

Ahmedabad is famous for the Gujarati thali, dhokla, khaman, fafda-jalebi, khandvi, handvo, dabeli and pani puri, plus late-night favourites like pav bhaji, toasted sandwiches and the famous chocolate sandwich.

Where can I find the best street food in Ahmedabad?

Manek Chowk in the old city turns from a jewellery market by day into a buzzing food street at night. Sindhu Bhavan Road, SG Highway and the lanes around Law Garden are popular for cafés and late-night bites.

Where can I eat an authentic Gujarati thali in Ahmedabad?

Long-standing favourites include Agashiye at the House of MG near Lal Darwaza and Gopi Dining Hall near Ellisbridge. Most thali restaurants serve unlimited refills of dal, kadhi, shaak, farsan and sweets.

Is Ahmedabad good for vegetarians?

Ahmedabad is one of India’s most vegetarian-friendly cities — most restaurants are pure veg and many offer Jain options without onion or garlic. Gujarat is also a dry state, so the nightlife centres on cafés, dessert bars and food streets.