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Guru Teg Bahadur Nagar might not be on yourDilli-Darshan list but it surely is one of the most happening areas of the city. With DU’s North Campus lying in its vicinity having colleges like the Miranda House and SRCC, the students are forever on the lookout for places that don’t pinch the pockets, it is swarming with scores of restaurants, pubs, and cafes offering some of the best eateries at some of the best prices.
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1. Break your fast at Mr. Crust Bakers
Apart from being the best bet of the residents for a quick sugar-fix, Mr. Crust is also a place to grab wholesome bites to start the day. The place can be visited to hog on sandwiches, hot dogs, salads, burgers, pasta, waffles, and sinfully delicious milkshakes.
Must try: pastries, cakes, puffs
Cost for two: Rs. 350
Distance from GTB NAGAR metro station: 1.4 km
2. Knock on the Big Yellow Door
One of the most iconic restaurants of G.T.B. Nagar, BYD, as it is acronymised by the students, is not only appealing because of its outlook, which takes quirkiness to the next level, but also because of its mind-blowing food, pocket-friendly pricing, and a cheerful ambiance. It has become a favorite among the students, and this place sometimes even sees hour-long waiting times.
Must try: Butter chicken pizza
Cost for two: Rs. 700
Distance from the metro station: 700m
3. Find out what gets the hype up at QD’s
QD’s is a popular student-hangout where you can gorge on scrumptious preparations from a variety of cuisines. Chilled-out vibes is in abundance at this place and a young crowd can be seen hogging while chatting away in groups.
Must try: Tandoori Momos at QD’s
Cost for two: Rs. 800
Distance from the metro station: 450m
4. Take a walk down The Vintage Avenue
With a decor that screams 90’s, booze being offered at reasonable prices, and a young college crowd, The Vintage Avenue is a place you just can’t get enough of. Hookah lovers will find themselves at home here and foodies will be delighted by their multi-cuisine delicacies.
Must try: Tandoori chicken
Cost for two: Rs. 900
Distance from the metro station: 700m
5. Go back in time to 736 A.D.
This unique, themed joint is to be fallen in love with. Besides the cavern-shaped wall, beautiful decor, loud music, cheap liquor and hookah, a fun-loving crowd and mind-blowing food characterizes this restaurant. It usually stays crowded, even on the weekdays but finding a table shouldn’t be too hard.
Must try: Chilli chicken, chicken lollipop
Cost for two: Rs. 800
Distance from the metro station: 600m
