Ramraja restaurant & cafe

We spent the most wonderful few days in Orcha and this restaurant is a must go to, the family who run it made us feel so welcome, we were fortunate to enjoy the Holi celebration there and the atmosphere was fantastic, a real genuine joy. We enjoyed different food, some snacks, but the highlight was the fantastic thali plate, so delicious and so inexpensive. A must visit!

We were told it was the oldest restaurant in town, we were very well welcomed by the owner and his family, the food was fresh and clearly homemade, the insisted on giving us even more chapatis and made us taste their chutneys and mango pickle. It was a great dinner!

Old family restaurant that was the first to open back in the 90s. My parents visited 30 years ago and it's still run by the same family. Food was quick and good. Nice place to sit next to the river and watch people passing by from the fort without too many cars or bikes.

Lovely family run restaurant in a lovely town located on the main road as you make your way towards the gates of the beautiful Orccha fort. Several generations of the family work at the restaurant and they are all very kind and friendly. Thee service is very efficient and all the food we ordered was delicious and hot. All the food is cooked fresh to order using local ingredients. If they run out of ingredients, they go straight to the market to get it for you. We came here several times to eat with friends on our stay in the town. The menu has lots of authentic dishes along with some other western options. Every meal we had came piping hot and well presented. It was my first time seeing pineapple and coconut lassies on a menu. Both were thick and had lots of fresh pineapple and coconut in. The masala tea was honestly the best we had had on our trip through the north of India. It was served in a huge mug. It was very addictive and was a favourite with our group. The roti's and nasns were fluffy and light. Our dal was thick, tasty and hot and the portion size was huge. I loved the serving bucket. The egg curry was packed full of flavour and was a large size. The rice pudding was yummy and had a generous portion of nuts and raisins in. The queen of deserts was so beautifully presented. We also ordered several other dishes including a delicious aubergine curry and kaju paneer which were scrumptious. My husband has been converted to aubergine curry now! All these dishes came in huge serving bowls. The menu was very good value for money, the portion sizes were very generous, hot and tasty. I would definitely recommend coming to eat at this friendly family run restaurant. You won't be disappointed.

Excellent food, very friendly people, proper pizza cooked in wood fired oven thick base, quality tomato sauce and a great amount of cheese! My parents visited their restaurant in 1998 and I came back with my brother 26 years on!

This is small old restaurant with food and beverage options. The food is average in terms of quality and taste. Qe tried thier pizza which they cook on open fire. It was decent. We also tried their coffee. The cappuccino and americano were quite good. They have a good coffee machine due to which many tourists visit. The ambience is worn out and doesn’t look hygienic.

Rajaram Resturant and cafe Offers delicious and variety of dishes. There are multiple cuisine. Quantity and quality both are good. Service is amazing and elegant. Staff is friendly and attentive. Value of money and worth it. This cafe providing a pleasant dining experience.

Surprisingly tasteful dishes in a relatively quiet part of town (because there is no heavy traffic over the bridge). Tea and coffee are great too!