ANANDA AAHARA (A2) FAMILY RESTAURANT
In the heart of Gulbarga, Ananda Aahara (A2) Family Restaurant redefines the city’s dining scene with warm hospitality and an eclectic menu that marries Karnataka’s robust spices with pan-Indian favourites. From crackling dosas at sunrise to fragrant biryanis after dusk, every dish is crafted for shared memories.
lalgiri cross, S.B. Temple Rd, Kalyan Nagar, Lalgeri, cross, Kalaburagi, Karnataka 585103, India
+91 95919 57447
4.8/5 (Read the Reviews)
Ananda Aahara (A2) Family Restaurant on S.B. Temple Road, Lalgiri Cross, Kalaburagi, serves homely vegetarian fare in a relaxed, kid-friendly setting; diners rate it 4.8/5 for its prompt service, consistent North-Karnataka thalis and wallet-friendly prices, making it a reliable pit-stop after temple visits.
| Sunday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Monday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Friday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–4:30 PM, 7–11 PM |
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Where exactly is Ananda Aahara (A2) Family Restaurant located in Kalaburagi?
The restaurant stands at Lalgiri Cross, S.B. Temple Road, Kalyan Nagar, Kalaburagi, Karnataka 585103, India—a short walk from the well-known Lalgeri Cross junction and easily spotted by the bright A2 signage.
How can I reserve a table or place a takeaway order?
Simply call +91 95919 57447 between 11 a.m. and 10:30 p.m.; the staff will confirm your preferred time, note any seating preference, and even pre-book your favourite North-Karnataka thali so it’s ready when you arrive.
What kind of cuisine and price range should I expect?
Expect authentic Karnataka–Maharashtra border fare—jowar roti, spicy kala mutton, and benne dosa—with most vegetarian meals under ₹180 and non-vegetarian platters around ₹280, giving you value without compromising on ghee-rich taste.
Is the restaurant child-friendly and does it offer parking?
Yes, the 4.8-star rated outlet has high chairs, quick service, and a small play corner; two-wheelers can park right outside, while four-wheelers use the shared ground opposite the temple—just remember to lock and claim your token at the counter.