Cafe Budan - Bhagsu

I've eaten here four or five times and each time been impressed with the quality and uniqueness of dishes (mainly vegetarian but also accommodates carnivores). They're all great. Vinod is the master chef and host par excellence. Highly recommend Cafe Budan!

A fullish satisfying Friday morning brunch .. dropping down from bus n waiting for the hotel check in , decided upon this only after illiterati was found to b closed .. A tiny place serving minimal of items ,made me fell in love with it .. situated on jogiwara road , just next to posh hotel , having a few tables both in d outside by the road n inside ... Serves the famous spinach omellete , though pricey @200 but what separates it apart is d exclusivity n fluffy nature of it , with green mashed spinach on the inside served with 4 slices of bread ... How u wish , the bread could have been toasted in butter !!!! Do savour Ur buds with the tea pot which serves 2.5 cups of brewing tea , perfect for the coldie environment outside ...served with a tiny steel sieve n separate sugar .. Do try the carrot halwa , though was a day old. . but still felt so heavenly especially vwitg a creamy layer on the top ... No e-wallets accepted though I could see a paytm tag !!!!..

Sweet people who work there, have put in their heart in this small little cafe at the corner.. limited menu.. but whatever they make it's awesome.. must go to place when you are in McLeod's

...delicious coffee and great food in relaxed athmosphere. Spent almost 4 days in McLeod Ganj and I loved to visit this cafe on each of these days. This place was for me like a little home harbour in the foreign - I can only recommend!!! The team at the cafe was always friendly and very attentive. The carrot cake and the cinnamon roll are the best

For starters, it's Budan, not Buddhan. Also, it is NOT vegetarian. I loved my Tuna Sandwich and lemongrass tea. The furniture is pretty unusual and what attracted me to this joint was a chalk and board hoarding. I suppose they also have daily specials which the manager presumably writes, rather artistically on a blackboard (again) for display. And the changing names sure sound nice!