16 Places To Relish Delectable Local Breakfast Over 5-Star Spreads!

1. Chennai

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Beach | Sea | Shopping | Sunrise

HolidayIQ Reviewer M.s. Murali says, “We were woken up with the wonderful Chennai filter coffee. The very smell itself is hugely addictive. Got ready quickly and went for a good breakfast at a nearby joint and headed by 10-ish to the popular Ranganathan Street in T-Nagar.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer Prabir Chakraborty says, “Must eat idli, Pongal, uttapam at beachside shops.” Read Full Review

2. Bangalore

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Shopping | Garden | Weather | Peaceful

HolidayIQ Reviewer Bibhuti Panigrahy adds, “You can visit nearby Kapi Katte restaurant to enjoy nice breakfast. Within 50 rupees you can have 2 idly, 1 vada, 1 masala dosa, and a cup of coffee.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer Kartik Lakhotia adds, “There are nice eateries for breakfast, lunch etc. Very lush gardens lined with trees and beautiful cottages surrounding a small lake/pond on the campus.” Read Full Review

3. New Delhi

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Gate | Shopping | Fort | Garden

HolidayIQ Reviewer Priyanka Singh adds, “Have you ever drooled for mouth-watering delicious parathas to sweetened lassi?” Read Full Review HolidayIQ Reviewer AS shares, “The Parathe Wali Gali in Chandni Chowk is world famous for its paratha, lassi, and rabri. There is a tiny shop called Natraj which is famous for its chaat. It is amazing how some of the best street food is available at the 2 Km stretch of Chandni Chowk.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer Vijay Sharma says, “At the Jantar Mantar road a popular Dosa Wala is very famous and his south Indian platters are cheap and best and you must try this Joint.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer Prakash Bhatia shares, “Gali Paranthe Wali, here one can relish ghee soaked delicious parathas. Each kuchha, gali and katra has its own history.” Read Full Review

4. Mysore

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Palace | Temple | Garden | Heritage

HolidayIQ Reviewer Charles Santhanaraj adds, “Mysore, being a South Indian city, is rich with South Indian delicacies - Bisibelebath, masala dosa, special Mysore Pak and carrot halwa are worth a tryout.” Read Full Review

5. Darjeeling

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Hill | Sunrise | Weather | Mountain

HolidayIQ Reviewer Som Mukherjee says, “We set out on foot and it was not long that we decided to take a break for breakfast at the nearest dhaba called Chai Ghar. Darjeeling tea is world famous for its taste and after a sip or two, we were rejuvenated to take the travel ahead. The food, people and landscapes bring joy and happiness to even the saddest of hearts.” Read Full Review

6. Coorg

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Coffee | Nature | Hill | Forest

HolidayIQ Reviewer Darshan Vartak shares, “The country of dosa’s and idli’s, the country of beautiful temples and coconut curries.” Read Full Review

7. Manali

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Snow | Valley | Adventure | Hill

HolidayIQ Reviewer Suhani Mahipal says, “As for food, hot stuffed parathas with curd from the roadside tea-stall are a great fill in the chilling weather. Also, try the fresh strawberry shake at the juice shop near the bus stand.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer reddy adds, “You get coffee, tea, Maggi, omelets, mineral water, and biscuits. So have your breakfast on the way itself.” Read Full Review

8. Mussoorie

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Hill | Mall Road | Weather | Shopping

HolidayIQ Reviewer Manu Khandelwal adds, “The food is not costly and really very delicious. We have tried Chole Bhature, aloo paratha, sandwich, dhokla, pav bhaji and some desserts. Chole bhature was very yummy and desserts are too mouth-watering.” Read Full Review

9. Rishikesh

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Ganga | Adventure | Temple | Peace

HolidayIQ Reviewer Pritesh Bamania shares, “Food at roadside like milk centers selling milk in earthen glasses. Roadside pakodas, chat and of course who doesn't like parathas. Visit Haridwar to get diversified rich experience.” Read Full Review

10. Tirupati

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Temple | Religious | Hill | Peaceful

HolidayIQ Reviewer Pradeep Gupta shares, “Talking about food, you can get the best delicacies only at dhabas or stalls. They provide you with the best of idli, vadas and not to forget paratha with korma.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer Uday Singh adds, “Snacks stands located providing a hygienic list of items, which a devotee should experience at least once. The South Indian Dishes are very tasty and wonderful. My favorite dosa was a fruitful selection by me.” Read Full Review

11. Agra

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Fort | Monument | Architecture | History

HolidayIQ Reviewer Himanshu Shankar says, “You will love the traditional breakfast of Agra at every sweet shop.” Read Full Review

12. Munnar

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Hill | Garden | Nature | Boating

HolidayIQ Reviewer Chirag Bhinde says, “One of the hotels, Swarana Bhuvan, is the best hotel in the main market serving all types of food (pure veg). Localite suggested us this hotel and we were overjoyed with the food their dosa and parathas and fresh fruit juice just too good.” Read Full Review

13. Mumbai

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Sea | Beach | Sunset | Heritage

HolidayIQ Reviewer Elsie Gabriel shares, “Good breakfast on the beach if you hit the roads early from the Mumbai city, all the way close to the same road as the Water Kingdom. You get to wash down your food with coconut water or 'toddy' if you are adventurous.” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer RASHESH BHAGWATI J says, “Be it the Vada pav (poor person's burger and staple diet for most Mumbaikars!), spicy Misal Pav (curry of moth bean or peas eaten as a breakfast or mid-day snack), sabudana vada (sago fritters or vada), potato/mixed leafy vegetable/onion fritters (vada), usal (made of green gram or moth bean), different chats/bhel, panipuri, etc. or its vibrant life might get you hooked!” Read Full Review

HolidayIQ Reviewer Ajinkya Buradkar shares, “First of all we went to food stall which had a variety of dishes like chat, icecreams, pav bhaji, etc. After sumptuous breakfast, we went on having various extra activities like water sports- motorboat ride, etc.” Read Full Review

14. Nainital

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Lake | Boating | Hill | Weather

HolidayIQ Reviewer Samriddha Roy adds, “Along with the alluring roadside food stalls selling tea-coffee to steaming hot pakoras, anda-fries, and some crispy jalebis, there are romantic cafes like CCD where one can sip into the smoky cappuccino and other delicacies and enjoy a view. Yet nothing can beat the sumptuous breakfast platter of bread-omelet, kebab and fresh juices that one can get anywhere there. So even a simple stroll around the lake road is a sheer delight.” Read Full Review

15. Hampi

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Temple | Heritage | History | Architecture

HolidayIQ Reviewer Priyanka Ahuja shares, “We quickly freshened up and walked out to have yummy french breakfast with a cheese omelet and toast and fresh juice.” Read Full Review

16. Kodaikanal

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Lake | Boating | Hill | Forest

HolidayIQ Reviewer Ashish Chakravorty says, “Don’t forget to have ghee roast dosa in Sarabhavan Bhavan, it's famous.” Read Full Review