Reddy’s Gokul Brindavan Restaurant

Hidden among Nagpur’s bustling lanes, Reddy’s Gokul Brindavan reimagines the city’s dining map by fusing temple-town nostalgia with plate-hot innovation. Within its ochre walls, tandoor smoke mingles with the scent of Varanasi-grown tulsi, turning every thali into a micro-pilgrimage. Locals claim that a single bite of their charcoal-kissed paneer can silence traffic horns outside, proving that in India’s restaurant universe, flavor still outshines neon.

Reddy's Gokul Brindavan Restaurant

Address

Coffee House Builiding, W High Ct Rd, Dharampeth, Nagpur, Maharashtra 440010, India

Phone

+91 712 254 3007

Location of Reddy's Gokul Brindavan Restaurant
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Opinions

4.2/5 (Read the Reviews)

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Reddy’s Gokul Brindavan, tucked into the Coffee House Building on Dharampeth’s busy High Court Road, is a reliable stop for South-Indian staples served fast and fresh; the crisp dosas, fluffy idlis and filter coffee keep the lunchtime crowd rotating, service is brisk even when tables are full, prices are gentle on the wallet, and while the décor won’t make headlines the 4.2-star local rating reflects consistent quality and hygiene that make it a dependable pit-spot in Nagpur.

Sunday7 AM–10:30 PM
Monday7 AM–10:30 PM
Tuesday7 AM–10:30 PM
Wednesday7 AM–10:30 PM
Thursday7 AM–2:30 PM
Friday7 AM–10:30 PM
Saturday7 AM–10:30 PM

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Where exactly is Reddy’s Gokul Brindavan Restaurant located?

Reddy’s Gokul Brindavan Restaurant sits inside the iconic Coffee House Building on W High Ct Road in Dharampeth, Nagpur, Maharashtra 440010, India, a spot that locals use as a landmark when giving directions.

How can I phone the restaurant to reserve a table?

Simply dial +91 712 254 3007 during business hours; the staff will note your preferred time, party size, and any special requests like extra-spicy curries or Jain preparations.

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What kind of cuisine and price range should I expect?

The menu is a Maharashtrian–South Indian mix—think misal pav, pithla bhakri, crisp dosas, and filter coffee—with most vegetarian dishes priced between ₹80 and ₹200, so a filling meal rarely crosses ₹400 per person.

Does the restaurant have any ratings or online reviews?

On major restaurant apps it holds a steady 4.2 out of 5, with guests praising the quick service, clean interiors, and consistent taste, while a few mention limited parking during peak lunch hours.

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