3 Iconic Places In Pune You Can't Miss Eating At

The quieter cousin of Mumbai, and by a huge margin, Pune is a beautifully green and lush city that makes you want to someday live there. Minus the fact that people drive like crazy here, and the traffic gets wild sometimes, for the most part of it, Pune remains to be a calm, peaceful, and pretty place. The vibe of the city is chilled out and friendly. And if you ever visit, make sure you take time out to explore the city.

Even though the city has seen a rise of restaurants, cafes, and many places to eat, people here have old favorites that they swear by and never let go of. And why not? There are few cafes and places to eat that are a part of Pune's heritage. And if you visit Pune, these places are surely not to be missed.

Cafe Goodluck
 

 

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Irani by nature, price list and the menu, generations of Pune-ites have loved and lived eating at this cafe with it old school vibe, amazing bun maska and keema pao, and caramel pudding. Go for breakfast, or evening tea and you will be welcomed by the happy chatter of people from every walk of life eating inside. And the cafe has been keeping people happy since 1935.

Marz-o-rin
 

 

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Established in 1965 and housed inside heritage building that is 100 years old, Marz-o-rin is somewhere you should go for a meal and some me-time for sure. Consider going even for a date. The baked goods are delicious and economically priced.

Kayani Bakery

 

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Shewsberry biscuits. How many of our friends and family members have asked for them whenever they have heard that we are heading to the Queen of Deccan? These buttery sweet biscuits have been generations and generations of Pune people and Indians happy. The iconic bakery was shut for a while in 2017 but is now up and running again, thankfully.