I've been coming here for years and nothing has changed. Tip Top Tea Shop is my favorite and their bun butter, tea, butter maggi and hot chocolate are so good that this is what we order whenever we come here. There is always crowd at this shop. If you come here then don't forget to eat pan cake.
This place is iconic and rightly so. It offers a laid back, slow and peaceful environment. I ate vegetable maggi. It was tasty but very little was served for 1 plate. It's like a 15 rupees pack of maggi being sold for Rs 80. But okay to order a plate or two when you need something warm in the chilling weather.
A good place to have hearty breakfast, comprises 4 shops which have stayed there since decades now. Good stuff, but I feel it’s slightly over-rated now. Was much better when I visited years back. Will still recommend it, and add it to the must visit places if one is visiting Landour.
The most beautiful authentic classic mussoorie vibe can be experienced here at Char dukan.
As the name suggests, the place consists of 4 shops of quick snacks such as Momos, Maggi, Soup, etc.
A must visit place if you are in mussoorie.
The food is so delightful, the weather complements the food. Pricing is also optimum and accessible for everyone.
The Sister's Bazar, in the charming village of Landour in upper Mussoorie, is home to Char Dukan. With four shops positioned side by side, Char Dukan is an iconic complex that has catered to foodies for centuries.
In this charming little market area, there are cafes, restaurants, and diners where you can chow down on wonderful food and take lovely pictures among the alluring hills and trees.
Why is Char Dukan so famous?
The lovely church of St. Paul, which is adjacent to it, makes for a stunning background.
Every year, this row of quaint eateries is inundated with ravenous vacationers who, after a tedious walk through Mussoorie, are waiting to pounce on the likes of pancakes, Wai-Wai, Pakoras and shakes.
The “Anil's Cafe” and the “Tip Top Tea Shop,” two of the four shops, are particularly well-known, each with a large following. There is a vast choice of delectable treats to choose from.
Lovely shop at landour Mussoorie.
Famous for mouth watering pan cakes and parathas.
Must visit a place if you really enjoy the beauty of mussoorie.
Nearby places are Landour Bakers and lal tibba.
A colonial style small food joint area with 5-6 small cafes serving contentinental snacks prepared in Desi style. They have outside seating as well indoor. The vibes of this area are just out of the world as it's located in a piecefull area on the way to Lal Tibba. The oldest Cafe is TipTop Tea Shop which is more than 100 years old but it remains close sometimes. You can have Freshly prepared pan cakes, ginger honey tea, cheeze bun omelet and many more tasty snacks here.
I went to this place which is small and cute. Not like big cafes. It does justice with the food. The shop owner is really fast and delivers quickly. Had banana pancake and fries – amazing. Their coffee is also lovely! This cafe is since 1910 and it is serving tasty food till date. Would love to try more dishes next time.
A great place nearby Lal Tibba view point. All shops here offer almost the same taste. Tried Nutella Pancakes here, and undeniably I found one of the best places to enjoy some good pancakes for myself! Waffles are also worth trying as I have heard.
There is a shop called Tip top tea point which was closed for dining when I visited, but got a recommendation of their Bun Omelette and Cinnamon Pancakes for future!
Awesem place in Landour area . Enjoy lemon tea at this point . Paranthas & pan cakes are very famous . Initially there were only chaar dukaan but now it’s 7-8 shops & two cafe at this point . Away from Mussury crowd , it’s a lovely place to sit & relax
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