The 13 best spots for croissants in McLeod Ganj

I love this bakery. It was a random selection from the list. You enter here and there is warmth in the environment. We tried coffee, hot chocolate, tart, and cakes, and instantly felt calm from the winter. Carrot cake is a must! Backyard sitting is also open which has a beautiful view of the city. Enjoy!

Woeser Bakery is a wonderful Tibetan small business that is run by the amazing Sangma! This woman owner bakery is a unique treat located in Dharamshala! The bakery has a wide selection of yummy treats including vegan cakes, tarts, walnut cups, custom cakes, tsampa balls, breads, coffees, shakes, and hot and iced teas! (And more!!) Located on the second floor, it is super easy to find! The vibes are full of love and peace. She named the bakery after her daughter. The baked good are super fresh and yummy! Gluten free options are available! The seating inside is very cozy and has a bright and light filled atmosphere. There is also a terrace to sit on that overlooks the mountains and nearby surroundings (beautiful view!!) Coffee is really fresh and perfectly flavored. Please come support this Tibetan small female owned business! Highly recommended, do not miss this one! 🙏

Carrot cheese cake and banana cheese cake are a must must try. One of the best cafe in the town. One can enjoy a cinematic 📽️🎥📽️🎥 view while enjoying the cakes and coffee/ teas/ Shakes here. I must visit cafe McLeod Ganj.

Best homemade cappuccino I ever had..!! Variety of pastries freshly made.. Polite staff.. good view from.. Must try in Mcleodganj. Don’t forget to try handmade cappuccino and walnut tart.

The quaint little cafe tucked away under the Black Magic Restaurant in the mini Tibet Market is perfect for coffee and homemade cakes. It's run by two amazing women who bring the best of homemade confectionary to the visitors. Do try their homemade espresso and any of the tarts. All of them are equally yummy!

A true hidden gem of McLeod Ganj! Woeser bakery is a must try with an impressive array of scrumptious desserts. It is run by a lovely lady, Sangmo who has at several instances baked for his holiness Dalai Lama. I highly recommend the chocolate tart, the chocolate truffle, the carrot cake, the handmade coffee and the rhododendron tea. The place has a very cozy vibe to it and they also have a decent collection of books to read while you’re there.

Woeser Bakery is a hidden gem that offers homemade delights in a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Whether you're craving a comforting cappuccino, a decadent chocolate cake, or simply a moment of peace and relaxation, Woeser Bakery delivers an experience that warms both the body and the soul.

Go for the breakfast here. Have some freshly made crepe pancakes along with a beverage of your choice and you will thank your stars! Take in the breathtaking view while the aroma of pancakes and crepes waft in the air.

When I think back to my time in McLeodganj, this café stands out as one of the most memorable parts. The cozy atmosphere, the healthy food prepared with care, and the wonderful people I met here made it feel like home. This is the perfect place to read a book and drink tea while watching the mountains outside. Yangzom cares for the guests and makes the place special. I hope to visit again someday.

A very good restaurant! The restaurant has a cosy atmosphere. The best advantage and a reason, we chose to visit is the fact, that you have gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan options to choose from. If possible, they will let you switch ingredients of a meal based on your special needs. They serve nice big portions, we ordered gluten-free burrito whith avocado and full of boiled and also fresh veggies. The portion was bigger than expected, we almost had problems to finish it :). We were afraid to eat fresh vegs in India because of water contamination, but here they state in the menu that they treat the vegetables with sterilised water, which is very important. We had no problem after eating their vegs. Keep in mind that they don't serve every option from the menu every day, as it is a small restaurant, but you will always have options to choose from even if you have special needs. As a dessert we got a gluten and dairy free pancake with no sugar, just fresh fruit. Very nice experience.

Awesome place to spend some quality time alone or with group. The owner is a very nice and friendly lady. Their menu is awesome and the preparation of food is very authentic and delicious.

One of our favorite cozy spots in Dharamshala/Mccleod Ganj. Shakshuka, crepes, veg sushi and vegan peanut butter noodles are some of our favorites. Oh and I normally don't like. Kombucha much, but their homemade Mango/mint kombucha is delicious! Must try! (note my husband usually orders extra eggs with shakshuka, the normal portion everywhere is usually 2).

Quaint little cafe with most heartwarming food. The owner has been mindful in advocating enough for sustainability (cloth/ wooden coasters, felt slippers for guests, minimum disposable items) and vegan diet of course! Do yourself a favour and visit over for a breakfast if around mcleodganj.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Crepe Pancake I had the best experience here! The crepes and galettes were so delicious — perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The staff were super nice and made me feel really welcome. The place has such a cozy vibe, perfect for brunch or a treat with friends. Everything tasted fresh and homemade. Definitely coming back soon! 💛

Nice little cafe. The ginger lemon honey tea was nicely made. Found the noodles of thukpa a little thick. The pizza was huge and I didn't expect vegetarian pizza to taste soo good.

Overall decent food for the price, and tables near the windows have a nice view. Ordered a masala chai that lacked spices though. Potato & paneer Momo's, vegetable chow mein and vegetables omelet all tasted good. Would recommend going for a fairly inexpensive meal with a view.

The cafe offers good tibetan food at budget-friendly prices. It has a peaceful atmosphere and a laid-back vibe offering a satisfying meal without the need to splurge. A good choice for anyone looking to enjoy good food in a calm and cozy setting.

Namgyal Café in McLeodganj is a hidden gem for anyone looking for a delicious yet cost-effective meal. I ordered noodles and thukpa, and both dishes were decent and nice. The portion sizes were generous, and everything was well-prepared. What really stood out was how affordable it was — I had a great meal for under 150 INR. The cozy atmosphere of the café also adds to the charm, making it a perfect stop for a brunch.

The place is quite and cozy. The owner is very friendly and honest. We tried the pizza on his recommendation and it turned out great. Everything was fresh and nice. It takes a little time for the food to be ready but given the freshness, it's worth it. We also had a ginger honey lemon which was again very refreshing during the winter. Amazing places for a wonderful lunch or dinner.

A must visit cafe if you want to taste authentic Tibetan cuisine. The cafe is located on first floor just near the Namgyal monastery. Authentic Burmese costume is offered here and has authentic taste. The food portion is large, so don't order more than one dish per person. The sitting area is slightly cramped. But the food makes up for it!

After traveling for a long time, I and my friends came to this cafe before leaving. The first thing to notice here when entering is the comforting and cozy ambience. The staff here was very friendly and welcoming. We decided to order pizza and we were delighted by the quality of the pizza and how well made it was. There’s also a huge variety of green teas and other types of teas you can choose from.

Visited this place after recommendation from a local and it was a decent experience. The cafe is in a lane hidden beside BhagsuNag Temple. Not very crowded so you can dine with a quiet atmosphere. Staff is really friendly. Loved the Cappuccino. The Chicken Schnitzel was pretty decent too. Reasonable prices.

I had a cup of hot cappuccino and it was the best. Though they have full fledged breakfast from Indian , continental, Isreal, Mexican to bakery items in abundance. They are located at the back side alley of the other German bakery n restaurant. Must try. It’s nice and cozy place with both dinning & floor seating.

Ambience was good and cozy, the host of this Cafe was equally Kind and friendly. Above all what we ordered were extremely delicious and served to us very fast, service was top notch. So anyone looking for good food and good experience in Mcleodganj they should visit this cafe. ⭐️✨

I recently visited this place for breakfast and it turned out to be amazing. A few people had recommended it, so thought of trying out the English Breakfast. The sausages and bacon were outstanding! The ambience of the place ia also good. I would highly recommend this place for breakfast, if you want to try out German or Israeli breakfast too.

Tucked away in the quiet, colorful and bustling lanes of Bhagsu Nag, this café is the kind of place you stumble upon and never want to leave. With the scent of fresh coffee blending into pine-scented mountain air, and Tibetan prayer flags fluttering outside, the vibe is pure McLeodganj magic. Cozy seating, soul-soothing music, and a menu that surprises you in the best way. This spot is equal parts comfort and creativity. Must try: Their coffee and homemade Bhagsu cake are next-level. Add to that a warm smile from the owner and the amazing staff, and views of the hills. It’s not just food, it’s a feeling. Perfect for solo journaling sessions, long coffee conversations, or just watching the world go by. If you’re in Bhagsu Nag-McLeodganj, skip the mainstream cafés. Come here instead. Let the mountains slow you down and let the coffee wake your soul up.

We ate at this restaurant for a week, and this is not the first time we are in Bagsu. The place is warm and cozy, managed by a lovely people! The food is really delicious and it's fun to sit there with friends. The coffee is excellent, they always have fresh and delicious avocados and the freshly baked pastries are amazing, at a very high quality. We are grateful for the excellent service we received. We will definitely come back ❤️

Amazing and highly recommended place in Bhagsu. Every meal is served in an abundant and great taste. It’s a great place to work in case someone is looking for a space to bring a laptop. I feel really satisfied with the restaurant and more importantly the kindness and respect received from the staff. It’s a really special place I would like to come back to when I have the opportunity to go back to India.

Moonpeak deli has delicious food, with homemade brown sourdough and delicious house made curries and hummus. I came back here many times during my trip in McLeod Ganj and enjoyed the ambience, the staff and the acceptance they had for me to hang for hours (literally), read my book and watch the McLeod Ganj streets go by. I highly recommend eating the Thali and endless ginger lemon honey tea! Thanks guys, you were an anchor for me during my two weeks in McLeod Ganj.

One of the worst cafes to visit, especially in a tourist attraction. I ordered grilled chicken and all they did was made a bland gravy with chicken breasts filled with raisins and absolutely no spice. A very eurocentric place, wouldn't recommend.

One of the finest experiences in Mcleod. This place is famous among locals and foreigners alike. Food quality and taste is awesome. They prepare food afresh for every order. Try their Pork and Ham sandwich. You’ll love it.

A really nice, stylish and clean cafe right in the middle of town, near the Dalai Lama’s Temple. Seating is available on the small terrace outside next to the main road and inside. They have a snacks, beverages, cakes and other goodies at reasonable prices. Highly recommended this place

This is my favourite cafe in Mcleodganj. Their coffee is amazing. We had the spinach and cheese omelette, it was superb. Its a small cafe with minimal staff, so the service can be slightly slow. But the food is worth the wait!

Vegan burger is next level.. Pricing is absolutely worth it Better to fancy vegan burgers of mumbai/delhi It is a clean rich taste, bun is almost like some kind of cake, eggplant, veggies are cooked nicely Patty is soft and filling, not oily or deep fried Sauce is also nice and not overpowering perfect amount Served with french fries and salad

One of the best places I visited and spent time at in McLeodganj. Lovely staff, excellent food and wonderful vibes. It is a must-visit. Try their omelette fromage and omelette smoked chicken! Their drinks are All good. And finally must try their almond cake.

Best place to chill out a little. Live music, good food, with a little bit of light beer, best view. All in all it sets the right ambiance to cool out yourself. We ordered speghetti pasta and mushroom pizza. Pizza was really good so its recommended to taste for sure.

It was nice experience of visiting Morgan's place. Food was good and ambience was too good. It's like you're sitting in nature's lap. Beautiful nature. Highly recommend if you visit dharamkot. Do visit

Went here for dinner and really enjoyed the overall experience. The ambience is lovely, especially with the live music adding a nice touch. The pizza was fantastic — a 12-inch size for under ₹500 is definitely a great deal. The Aglio Olio pasta, however, was a bit on the dry side. For dessert, I tried the waffle - dry and was not crisp

Absolutely loved Morgan’s Place! The food is fresh, flavorful, and full of options for vegetarians. The wood-fired pizzas and white sauce pasta are a must-try! The ambiance is cozy. Staff are friendly, service is quick, and the vibe is just perfect for a peaceful meal in the hills. One of the best dining experiences in McLeodganj — highly recommended!

Tucked away in the serene beauty of the hills, this Italian restaurant is pure magic. The cool breeze, mountain views, and warm aroma of wood-fired pizzas make it an unforgettable spot. I tried their handmade pasta and classic Margherita pizza—both were bursting with flavor and freshness. The tiramisu was the cherry on top: light, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet. Cozy interiors, friendly staff, and the perfect backdrop for a slow, heartwarming meal. If you’re visiting the Dharamkot, this place is a must-visit for all Italian food lovers!

Average food, Loved the vibe though. Tried a few dishes but the taste could really be worked upon. We ordered Pizza and Garlic Bread. The cheese was overcooked on the garlic bread and instead of a garlic bread loaf normal market bread was used. Also the Pizza looked tempting but the taste was really average.

Good one....no. one service provides by staff.Good behaviour and food quality is top class

I loved at Bodhi Greens it’s a vegan cafe, I had a V60 coffee and another day a daliya bowl. The coffee was really good, strong but smooth. The daliya bowl was simple, warm, and pretty filling — kind of gave a homely feel. The place is amazing and nice to sit for a while. Staff were polite and service was quick, You must visit.

Been there several times, one of the most recommended places in Dharamkot with healthy meals. Staff there is very friendly and make you feel like home. Loved their smoothies bowls.

Visited Body Greens due to the statement for healthy food. Had a pumpkin soup and their version of pad thai. The flavours could not impress and generally prepare these dishes better at home myself. The location itself is nice and could have a lot of potential. Edit: After the food in the restaurant, and their feedback, I wanted to give them a second chance so tried their bakery products and went for the mango cheese cake. The piece in the photo is 350 INR... never had such a small piece offered. It was frozen at least sometimes due to the water crystals, flavourless and tasted more like cardboard than Mango Cheese cake.

Beautiful place by beautiful & passionate people. The only cafe I liked in Dharmkot. Healthy nutritious food at reasonable prices. The only thing is, you need to wait a lot to get your order sometimes. And sometimes there’s noone to attend or talk to. The smoothie & smoothie bowls were fabulous. It’s Satvik & nutritious. Chef Varun is a sweet guy, you might find him there smiling & waving. Beautiful place.

Like the concept but not the dessert unfortunately. Tea is good with their special coconut-soy milk. Banana bread I didnt enjoy - very coarse grainy texture, too sweet and not great after taste.

A great place with good vibes and very delicious and healthy food - every dish I’ve ordered was tasty and rich, the desserts are amazing! Highly recommended!

Can't tell how many times I ate in this restaurant. Food is great, clean and healthy. The stuff is amazing. Got so many adjustments, always with a smile.

I wanted to have chocolate croissants here but they had run out of that. So I ended up trying Mango and Plum Pie here. Mango Pie was really good. The crust was perfectly baked. Plum Pie was made out of fresh plums and tasted sweet and sour. I personally preferred mango over plum pie.

I wish I had found this gem earlier. Delicious cakes and sweet server but the best part (delicious chocolate mocha cake aside) is their handwritten menu on display on handmade paper. This café is a dream — with books available too

As the name indicates Croissant are the best.They are made of wheat flour with chocolate stuffing inside.I also tasted the Banana cake and taste is good. I had Butter Tea.Its like "Noon tea" of Chinese. All are "Yummy yummy".

I love croissants so,we took chocolate croissants it was perfectly cooked,little warm and delicious.We had them with coffee and both were amazing combo with continental breakfast and all was so delicious :) Ambiance will definitely gives you cozy and relaxing vibe must visit if you like good bakery.

Probably the most underrated place in McLeod. I had a cappuccino and a spinach quiche, both were delicious. This cafe has an epic view from the rooftop and has proper chairs for working remotely. I was really surprised. Definitely give this place a try.

Cute little cafe serving amazing croissant! This is the first time I ate a wheat flour based croissant and it was yumm. Warm croissant with butter and a homemade jam. Coffee and masala tea which we took was also good. The roasted barley porridge was decent.

This place is known as ' Heart of Tibetan Culture' inside the Norbulingka Monestary in Sidpur only 5km away from Macleodganj you name the thing it's all made by hand weather its wood work, clothes or handmade paper. And it's affordable

best food i had so far in india. freshly made bread and delicous dal, 10 out of 10!

We had a great dine in at this place with sumptuous butter chicken and tandoori roti. Chicken was fresh, juicy and perfectly cooked. Rotis were fine. Though we felt that butter chicken could be more buttery and savoury. But never mind we had an amazing dinner. The portion was big enough to have a fulfiling meal. Service was okay.

Delicious...recommended. We tried Chicken curry and dal makhani. Both were tasty, also the quantity was enough for two people.

I was not expecting much from here, but to my surprise the food was amazing. We just had daal makhani, butter naan and garlic naan.

This is one of the places which made fresh Tandoor rotis and North Indian food. The staff was very polite too and the food tasted yumm. Specifically the Ashok Dhaba special veg .

The best dishes I had on my trip Kind service and really really great indian food. You should go.

Delicious food. Excellent service. Also great speaking with the owner. Loved the hospitality.

Must b a good place for weed smokers but not otherwise, very poor service and the staff does not even care to take orders and very bad quality food.. Not recommended. I was very exited to be there after having a look at its images on google but after i went there, i was disappointed.

Students for Free Tibet cultural event here, good for ad hoc events, awesome views, open late and hip crowd

One of the worst places in McLeod due to their lack of respect for the local community. They BLAST ear-splitting music every Saturday night (and sometimes other nights too) until 3:30am or so, disturbing the sleep of hundreds (thousands?) of people in the normally quiet and peacefully valley below. Basically they disregard the well-being of everyone within a two-mile radius so they can 'party' all night. I heard that regulations in India stipulate no loud noise/music after 11pm? So how do they get away with it ... greasing the palms of local officials? Probably better not know. Don't support this place until they turn down their music at a reasonable time!

This cafe doesn't even have a cook, plz don't go there, you will waste time only. I went there on a weekend, only a couple of people were sitting there. I sat for 15 mins and no one came to take order or even give water. I went to the counter to ask for order, and the girl sitting there said, we r not serving food, as we don't have cook. I asked for beer, so they only has kingfisher basic. And a wiskey of one brand. That was not it. This place was on 4 floor and the stairs and part of building were under construction.

Very disrespectful place that blast terrible drum n bass music all night and disturbs the local community. Not sure why the police never shut them down

Very good Thai Curry and live music gives this place a cozy atmosphere! I guess that is why the hip youth and expats of McLeod come here to chill out at night...

The restaurant is open everyday and the foods are awesome , please come and visit . I got to taste the Korean and Japanese foods . It was very delicious

Dharamkot! I have visited McLeodganj a handful of times, but I was completely unaware of this charming little gem until recently. During our stroll along the vibrant streets of McLeodganj, we encountered some friendly locals who enthusiastically recommended a visit to Dharamkot. When we mentioned that we had our two young kids with us and that a trek up there might be challenging, they kindly suggested an easier route to lower Dharamkot. Determined to explore, we set out on foot, as the distance was advertised as just 1 kilometre. However, we soon discovered that the path was a steep climb, with an incline of about 50-60 degrees that left us catching our breath. Spotting a Maruti Alto heading in the same direction, we seized the opportunity and flagged it down. For a modest fare of ₹200, we were conveniently dropped off at our destination. Our goal was the Moonlight Cafe, a name that had been enthusiastically shared by a friend. Upon arriving, we quickly realised that the cafe's reputation was well-deserved. Perched on the first floor, the setting was incredibly inviting, with a pristine atmosphere that set it apart. The menu offered a delightful variety of Israeli, Italian, and local cuisines, which piqued our interest. Since we had just finished breakfast, we opted for lighter fare—enjoying steaming cups of coffee and fragrant tea. The ambience was lively, with a few other tourists savouring cold beers, adding to the cheerful vibe. The decor was thoughtful and artistic, creating a warm and welcoming environment. There was even a cosy sitting area where guests could enjoy their meals on mats, complete with bolsters, after removing their shoes, which added a unique touch to the experience. We truly relished our time at the Moonlight Cafe, soaking in the tranquil surroundings and friendly atmosphere. Next time, we’ll make it a point to try out some of their acclaimed dishes!

Located in Dharamkot’s Israel Market, the spot is convenient for exploring the area and easy to find. The atmosphere is pleasant—neat, clean, and comfortable—with a tidy washroom, a shelf of books for reading, and casual games like cards for some downtime. Service was on the slower side during the visit, and the food was just okay, especially considering the slightly higher prices compared to nearby places. It’s also worth noting that it isn’t very kid-friendly, and smoking is allowed indoors, which may not suit families. Overall, a handy location with a relaxed vibe and thoughtful touches, but expectations should be set around pacing, pricing, and the indoor smoking policy.

What a gem in Dharamkot! The rice chicken and Tibetan soup was mouthwatering, and the cafe's atmosphere is just perfect for a relaxing meal. DOST, the friendly German Shepherd, adds a special touch to the experience. The ambience and location couldn't be better. I'll definitely be coming back!

This place has some of the best food in Dharamkot. The staff is so nice and welcoming. There is a guy here named Bantu and he is the nicest, sweetest person I’ve met in dharamkot He gives such good service and care to the customers. We love coming here :)

Place is ok ok… so is food. The location is awesome.

Food is always delicious here! Their thali is amazing. The staff is very friendly and they have beautiful huge dog! It’s really good to sit here for a while and I like the music (it’s not too loud)

Good ambiance, comfortable seating and nice view. Tried cafe mocha, GLH, sandwich and sizzler, food is delicious here. This place is quite crowded in the evening and vibe is good. Service is a bit slow and glass in which I was served water smelled of smoke.

A quaint little place on the road to McLeodganj, one might miss it if one isn’t attentive, but once you get in, the place is unforgettable! Looks like an art gallery and a cafeteria in one. The outdoor seating is good for groups of two to three, but there is ample space for a larger group indoors. The food was amazing, well made and served with care, I’d love to visit again the next time I’m here.

Super cute and artistic spot! We stopped by on a Wednesday—there was mellow techno playing like a sundowner, which gave it a great vibe. Had a coffee and fresh bruschetta, both really good. Beautiful views and a creative, chill atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit!

A must visit if you are in mcloedgunj. 10 mins walk from mall road or Main market but the place & view is worth. The place has aesthetic vibe. Food is really very good loved their Breakfast specially jam & croissant. Mocha was fantastic. Thank you ! 🎆

We recently visited The Other Space café on Jogiwara Road, around 2 km before McLeodganj, lured in by the glowing reviews online. The place looked promising at first—stylish interiors, a young and vibrant vibe, and what seemed like an appealing food menu. It was a typical monsoon day, so the view (which many rave about) was swallowed by thick fog. That’s nature’s doing, and we don’t fault the café for that. What we do fault them for is something far more intrusive and completely avoidable—smoking being allowed in the seating area. We were seated in a small balcony space, trying to enjoy our meal in the cozy weather. But that mood was utterly wrecked when someone nearby lit up a cigarette. And then another guy lit another one. All the smoke, thanks to the wind, kept blowing straight to our table. There was no restriction, no designated smoking zone, no staff intervention, and not even a sign telling people to be mindful of others. It was as if the place encourages people to puff away in shared dining areas. We came for a peaceful meal, not to inhale someone else’s second-hand smoke along with our food. Speaking of food—it was decent, no complaints there. But honestly, what’s the point of decent food and cute décor when you’re constantly battling toxic smoke in a cramped outdoor spot? It’s shocking that no other reviews mention this. Either people are turning a blind eye or the place is just getting away with it. No matter how aesthetic your walls are, how good your food might taste, or how charming your crowd is—if you can’t guarantee a basic non-smoking dining space, you’ve failed your customers. We rushed through our food just to get out of there. The moment the plates were cleared, we left, disappointed and annoyed, in search of a place that values clean air as much as it values its Instagram aesthetic.

A café with a view and a total vibe check! What a beautifully curated space that brings together food, art, and music so effortlessly. The view from the balcony? Absolutely mesmerizing — the kind that makes you pause and just take it all in. The food is great — the pasta hits the spot, and the coffee is just what you need, whether you're starting your day or winding down. It's the perfect place to sit peacefully with your cup, get some work done, or simply soak in the calm ambience around you. The staff is super friendly, always making you feel at home. And there’s also a little section where you can pick up beautiful pieces made by local artists — such a thoughtful touch. Honestly, what more could you ask from a café? A must-visit if you're around.

A very cute cafe in Mcleodganj. Great service, great food. The butter croissant is so well done 😍 We also had veggie pizza which was as good. Some wonderful paintings on the cafe walls. Cappuccino was nicely brewed. Music is perfect for good vibes. They also offer a paid workspace (600/- per day) Of course the mountain views can’t be missed. :)

Stumbled upon this cafe on my way back from McLeodganj to Kotwali (Khara danda road) . The food was delicious, and the ambiance was lovely. The sitting area was perfect for relaxing and enjoying the views. I loved the cozy vibe, with people working on laptops . It's a great spot to take a break and recharge. Highly recommend for anyone passing through🫶☕️

Did not have a good experience. The food was bland. We tried a white sauce pasta which we felt was under seasoned. We also ordered a chicken pizza. The chicken in the pizza was so dry that we could not chew it at all. We had to remove the pieces of chicken to make the dish edible. The overall ambience was nice. I have given the experience 3 stars because I have previously been to this place and have had some good experiences.

Located down jogiwara road in mcleodganj. Its a pretty cafe offering good views of the dhauladhar. Food is pretty tasty over here. Lots of variety you get

The quintessential hippie cafe of town with matttesses and cushions for sitting and spending some quality time either alone or with friends. The wall art and graffiti also adds to the charm. The continental food here is highly recommended

This place is on the temple jogiwara road. And is one of cool places to sit and eat. The nest is to order Chinese, Italian or continental. I would not recommend Indian. Although Indian food wasn't bad. Just a bit bland for my taste. Definitely recommend going here once.

In the crowded and cramped streets of McLeod Gang, I wanted to try it out because of the reviews I heard from some people. They have two levels of restaurant. One with the usual dinein and the other with the sit down and open window with the mountain view . I tried the mount view level. The place is pretty shabby and not kept so clean. There were lotof flies. I ordered the vegetarian wood fire pizza and it was great. The three only stars for the pizza. Ambience is a 0/0.

Carpe diem is a 10 minute walk away from the Mcleod market square. It has both indoor seating and a rooftop seating. The ambience resembles Goan shack with lovely music b running in the background. We ordered a Crispy fried vegetables and a chicken pepper steak. Both were good. The place is worth a visit if you're in Mcleodganj.

Run by people from Nepal this place has everything whether it is French,Italian,English, Chinese for breakfast ....Hash brown breakfast is also good choice... and do leave your photo to be kept on table under glass.