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Milk peda from the Loi Bazaar sweet shops.
Street food and local eats in Vrindavan

A popular breakfast joint near Banke Bihari Temple known for kachori, poori with pethe ki sabzi and sweet malai lassi.

A well known self service restaurant and sweet shop near Banke Bihari Temple, famous for its peda brand and North Indian meals.

A café style restaurant near Prem Mandir known for its chaat, dosa, chole bhature and inviting ambiance.

A beloved street food stall near Banke Bihari Temple serving crispy aloo tikki, paneer chilla and refreshing lassi.

A two level eatery near Banke Bihari Temple offering quick service downstairs and a sit down thali restaurant upstairs.

A small, well known sweet shop right at the Banke Bihari Temple gate, famous for pure desi ghee pedas.

A sattvic restaurant inside the ISKCON temple complex, known for shahi paneer, dosa and traditional prasadam style meals.
Local food specialties and traditional favourites
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Milk peda from the Loi Bazaar sweet shops.
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Thick lassi, the standard drink between temple visits.
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Spiced kachori with sabzi, eaten before the morning darshan.