Raja Cafe Restaurant

After visiting the main temples in Khajuraho, we headed for brunch at Raja Cafe, which is perfectly located very close to the exit. We headed to the rooftop, which has a great view of the temples and is laden with trees. Since we visited in January, the weather was great, despite it being the afternoon. I first ordered a cold coffee, requesting less sugar and the coffee was amazing! My partner who ordered an Americano as usual tried my cold brew & decided to get one for himself at the end. He however forgot to tell them to tone down the sugar, so his was too sweet, like cold coffees usually are, so that's our fault. For starters we split a Caesar salad, which was deliciously fresh and very filling. Then we ordered a cheesy veg & chicken burger each. Both came with a generous portion of French fries and the burgers were the right kind of juicy. Tourists on a budget might find the Cafe on the pricey side. However, we found our food to be totally worth the bill.

Really enjoyed the food at this place. Although all of the foods were awesome, I really enjoyed and would highly recommend getting their burgers(veg/non both), their farmhouse pizza and chicken kathi roll and sizzlers. Their prices seem a little expensive but the fact that no tax is levied and portion sizes are big justify it. The view of khajuraho temples is amazing from the upper floor. The only negative was some flies that were constantly causing nuisance. I would recommend it to everyone looking for a place to eat near the temples.

Here's a sample cafe review: *4/5 stars* "I recently visited this cafe and had a lovely experience. The ambience was warm and inviting, with a cozy atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The decor was modern and stylish, with plenty of natural light pouring in through the large windows. The service was friendly and attentive, with our server happily answering questions about the menu and making recommendations. The food and drinks were delicious, although I did find the prices to be a bit steep. However, the quality of the ingredients and the care that went into preparing our orders was evident, so I didn't mind paying a bit extra. *Rating breakdown:* - Ambience: 5/5 - Service: 4.5/5 - Food and drinks: 4.5/5 - Value: 3.5/5 *Recommended for:* Coffee lovers, brunch enthusiasts, special occasions

Food 4/10 Service 3/10 Ambiance 9/10 First 20 min no thing got served then luckily they bring water, there was no taste in pizza sauce. They are using some kind of ready-made sauce. Nothing special that justifies the price. The ambience was actually very good, and the vibe was amazing as well, it’s just the service because we received our drinks after we finished our food, which makes no sense.

The place is a complete waste of money. Overhyped for its views and food, we could find none. The restuarant run inside the Western group of temples complex , managed by Radisson hotels provides wonderful views of the temple complex. We ordered Veg Stroganoff and Naan with humus. Both were served bland and we hardly touched them. Avoid this place. There are better restaurants in Khajuraho

This is the place to eat if you're traveling to Khajuraho. It has beautiful views of the monastery from the upstairs tables, offers a great variety of foods (some of their plates in the continental section were amazing) and has excellent service. On my multiple visits, I can recommend everything I ate. From the vegetable pakhora, to the chicken masala, the masala omelet, the muesli and fruit as well as the schnitzel! I can strongly recommend this place for breakfast lunch and dinner.

Food was okay, for the price nothing special. Service could've been better since they take too long to serve food. Atmosphere was pretty decent as it gives somewhat of a rooftop view of the temples

Good cafe with nice terrace, mid-range expensive but seems okay. We paid 950 for 4 people. They also serve good desserts and chicken main course. You can request for a beer/wine so that’s a plus.