1. Deviram Sweets & Restaurant For many, it is a Sunday ritual to devour bedhai aloo served here, along with some jalebi. This iconic eatery was established in 1965 and continues to maintain its traditional recipes.

2. Agra Chat Bhandar A popular street food joint in Agra, this place offers dahi puri, bhel puri, papdi chat, aloo tikki, and golgappa.

3. Pinch of Spice Always flooded with tourists and locals alike, this eatery is known for its diverse North Indian menu. Some cult favourites from the menu are mutton seekh kebab and rogan josh!

4. Panchhi Petha Petha, a dessert made from ash gourd, is the hero of the menu at Panchhi Petha. Established in 1926 by the late Shri Pancham Lal Goyal, this shop has perfected the art of making this delicacy.

It offers a variety of flavours, including classic, angoori, kesar, and chocolate petha.

5. Beniram Chole Bhature Wale The secret to their success lies in their perfectly spiced chole (chickpea curry) and fluffy, golden-brown bhature (deep-fried bread).

Each serving is accompanied by tangy pickles and a side of fresh onions, adding to the delightful experience.

6. Bhagat Halwai Established in 1795, Bhagat Halwai has been a part of Agra’s culinary heritage for over two centuries.

It is famous for its delectable sweets such as peda, barfi, and rasgulla, along with savouries like samosas, kachoris, and namkeen.

7. Dasaprakash The place serves South Indian specialities such as uttapams, rasam, and sambar, all accompanied by an array of chutneys and sambar.

Established in 1921, it has built a reputation for serving high-quality, traditional dishes in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

8. Mama Franky The menu at Mama Franky House features a variety of options, including chicken, mutton, paneer, and vegetable frankies.