Hotel Hazarduari Family Restaurant

Nestled amid the crumbling palaces and mango orchards of Murshidabad, Hotel Hazarduari Family Restaurant distills three centuries of Nawabi culinary theatre onto one thali. Here, beneath slow ceiling fans and fading photographs of the Hazarduari Palace, chefs coax river-born hilsa, sun-dried lentil crisps and clay-pot spices into dishes once served to Bengal’s last Nawabs, proving that India’s most regal flavours still thrive far beyond metro spotlights.

Hotel Hazarduari Family Restaurant

Address

Hazarduari, Murshidabad, West Bengal 742149, India

Phone

+91 79800 63745

Location of Hotel Hazarduari Family Restaurant
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Hotel Hazarduari Family Restaurant in Murshidabad offers a reliable stop for regional Bengali fare in a simple, air-cooled hall near the historic palace; the thalis come fast, the fish curry carries the expected mustard kick, and portions justify the modest tariff, yet service can lag when tour buses roll in.

Sunday10 AM–11 PM
Monday10 AM–11 PM
Tuesday10 AM–11 PM
Wednesday10 AM–11 PM
Thursday10 AM–11 PM
Friday10 AM–11 PM
Saturday10 AM–11 PM

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Where exactly is Hotel Hazarduari Family Restaurant located?

The property sits on Hazarduari Road in the heart of Murshidabad, West Bengal 742149, India, within walking distance of the historic Hazarduari Palace and the Bhagirathi River, making it an easy landmark for both domestic travellers and international heritage tourists.

How can I reserve a table or ask about the menu?

You can call the restaurant directly on +91 79800 63745; the English- and Bengali-speaking staff normally pick up between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m., and they will happily confirm availability, discuss the daily specials, or arrange group seating without any deposit.

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What kind of cuisine and price range should I expect?

Expect a family-friendly mix of Mughlai, North Indian and traditional Bengali dishes—think mutton rezala, ilish bhapa and roomali roti—with most à-la-carte mains priced between ₹180 and ₹450, so a three-course meal for two usually lands around ₹1,000 including taxes.

Is the restaurant child-friendly and does it have parking?

Yes, the spacious AC hall has high chairs and mild spice levels on request, while the shared courtyard offers complimentary two-wheeler parking and paid four-wheeler assistance through the adjacent hotel, factors that keep its Google rating steady at 4.2 stars.

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