The Amritsar Haveli
Tucked among the labyrinthine lanes of Amritsar’s old quarter, The Amritsar Haveli revives the faded grandeur of a 19th-century merchant mansion, converting its courtyards and verandas into a living restaurant where every dish carries the whispers of Punjab’s culinary past. Within ochre walls once echoing with trade negotiations, chefs now ladle slow-cooked dhaba dal and smoky tandoori pomfret onto thaalis of burnished brass, fusing ancestral recipes with contemporary restraint. Here, dining becomes a cultural excavation, restoring both palate and place to their rightful splendour.
Near, Inside Saragarhi Sarai, Golden Temple Rd, Amritsar, Punjab 143006, India
+91 98098 72200
4.1/5 (Read the Reviews)
Tucked inside Saragarhi Sarai steps from the Golden Temple, The Amritsar Haveli plates robust Punjabi classics—think smoky tandoori chicken and silky dal makhani—at fair prices; service is brisk, the rooftop view of the gurudwara glows at dusk, and the 4.1-star buzz feels deserved.
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
More information
Where exactly is The Amritsar Haveli located?
The restaurant sits inside Saragarhi Sarai on Golden Temple Road, a stone’s throw from the Golden Temple, so you can walk to the shrine in under five minutes from the 143006 Amritsar, Punjab address.
How can I reserve a table or ask about the menu?
Simply call +91 98098 72200; the staff pick up quickly, speak fluent English and Punjabi, and will hold your table even on crowded festival evenings.
What kind of cuisine and price range can I expect?
Expect hearty Punjabi vegetarian classics—kulchas, dal makhani, and lassi—at wallet-friendly prices, with most thalis hovering around ₹200–₹300 and generous portions designed for sharing.
Does The Amritsar Haveli have parking and wheelchair access?
While parking is limited to a small gated lane, the single-level dining hall is step-free and staff are happy to assist guests with reduced mobility; for larger vehicles, the nearby Saragarhi Sarai paid lot is a practical fallback.