Where to Eat in Mount Abu
Most places to eat in Mount Abu are close together, along Nakki Lake Road, in the main market and near the bus stand. That makes it easy to plan meals around your sightseeing, with lunch in town after the Dilwara Temples and dinner near the lake.
Almost everything here is vegetarian, and the most common meal is a Rajasthani or Gujarati thali. For something lighter, the stalls around the lake serve chaat and snacks in the evening.
2 places
Aburaj
1 place
Main Market
1 place
Nakki Lake Road
Not sure what to order? The Mount Abu food guide starts from the dishes — what each one is, when to eat it, and which of these kitchens is known for it.
Tips for Eating in Mount Abu
- Nakki Lake Road has the widest choice and is handy for dinner after the lake or Sunset Point.
- The main market and the bus stand area are good for simple thali meals at lower prices.
- Plan lunch in town before or after the Dilwara Temples, as there is little choice right at the temples.
- Guru Shikhar and Achalgarh are out of town, so eat before you set off or carry snacks.
- Restaurants fill up at dinner time in summer holidays, around Diwali and at the end of December.
- Carry some cash for smaller eateries and stalls.
- Many kitchens can make food without onion and garlic if you ask.
Questions
Mount Abu — FAQ
Where should I eat in Mount Abu?
4 places are listed here, across 3 areas. Each entry says what that kitchen is known for rather than reprinting its menu, so pick by the dish you want and the area you'll be in.
Are there good vegetarian restaurants in Mount Abu?
Yes — 2 of the places listed are pure vegetarian, and the food-type badge on every card tells you before you set out.
What should I order in Mount Abu?
Start from the dishes rather than the restaurants — the Mount Abu food guide covers what each dish is and when to eat it, then links to the places that do it well.
Where can I eat a Rajasthani thali in Mount Abu?
Restaurants on Nakki Lake Road and in the main market serve full Rajasthani thalis at lunch and dinner. It is the best way to try several local dishes at once.
Is there food near Guru Shikhar and Achalgarh?
There are small stalls for tea and snacks, but few proper restaurants. Eat a full meal in town before or after the trip.
Are restaurants in Mount Abu expensive?
No. Most places are budget-friendly, especially the thali restaurants in the main market and near the bus stand. Lakeside spots can cost a little more in peak season.