Pritam Dhaba

Today we had a chance to visit this place which looks comparatively good when compared to other Dhaba in nearby. Personally I dont like the ambience and food. I had a plan for non veg but when I saw people have ordered and lot of leftover after leaving the table, I changed my mind for veg black dal. No suprise, the dal was tasteless and tea was also okay. I dont recommend unless you don’t have any option. I prefer ordering from mcdonald, kfc for quick grab or lunch/dinner

The quantity is more, but quality doesn't hit the taste buds. The egg fried rice we ordered didn't have scrambled eggs, instead boiled eggs were given. Average restaurant, didn't have that punjab flavor

Worst food never expected the grill chicken like this The kitchen preparation area is fully unhygienic and no taste is less Service staff behaviour is not good. Not recommended at all.

During my recent visit to Amritsar, I decided to explore the local culinary scene. My hotel receptionist suggested that I visit Pritam Dhaba, a popular eatery situated near the railway station. Being a foodie, I decided to check it out. As I entered Pritam Dhaba, the aroma of spices filled my senses. It was a large open-air restaurant that was filled with chatter and laughter. I took a seat at one of the wooden tables, and the friendly waiter handed me the menu. As I looked through the menu, I realized that the restaurant served primarily North Indian dishes. I decided to order a thali that comprised various dishes, including butter chicken, daal, paneer, and naan. The food at Pritam Dhaba was delicious, and hands down the best that I had tasted in Amritsar. It was like a burst of flavors in my mouth with every bite. The butter chicken was juicy, tender, and had the perfect blend of spices. The paneer was creamy, and the daal was thick and wholesome. What I loved about Pritam Dhaba was the ambiance—it had a rustic feel to it, with large vintage black and white portraits of Amritsar hanging on its walls. The place was bustling with people from all walks of life, and every table was filled to the brim with foodies indulging in local delicacies. As I finished my meal, I felt satisfied and content, yet wanting more. I also decided to pack some food for later as I didn't want to miss out on this experience. Pritam Dhaba truly lived up to its name of being one of the best restaurants in Amritsar! In conclusion, if you're someone who loves North Indian cuisine, Pritam Dhaba is a must-visit if you're in Amritsar. The scrumptious food and welcoming ambiance will leave you with lasting memories.

I ordered food from zomoto it cost me 500 rupees for chicken curry it was salty over cooked smelles like routed very bad quantity, they are not helpful

A good dhaba in front of Amritsar railway station. They serve good vegetarian and non vegetarian food. We had tasty aloo kulcha and masala tea. They offer good food at very genuine cost. You can visit this place if you are running late to catch a train and wanted have a good food at the same time.

I wouldn’t wish this dining experience on my worst enemy. Every dish felt like a personal attack on my taste buds – even the water tasted confused. I ordered food, but I think I got a science experiment gone wrong. The highlight? Leaving. If you enjoy disappointment and regret, this place is a must-visit!

Food doesn't have taste, however 2 star for hot food. I felt that food is costly.