It would be right to mention the names of Mitra Cafe and Dhiren Cabin (Sovabazar), Allen’s kitchen (known for its prawn cutlet deep fried in ghee), Barua and De (off Khanna cinema in Shyambazar noted for its Pantaras or Pan rolls), Niranjan Agar (off Girish Park). It would be also worthwhile to mention the name of Dacres Lane off Esplanade, which evolved as a street food hub over eighty years. One of the most celebrated hubs belonged to Chitta Babu whose stew and toast was legendary and prized by Anglo Indian secretaries for their light yet nourishing mid-day meals.

Dating back to the 1920s, this is one of the most iconic food joints in Kolkata. There are multiple outlets all across the city, but the origins Sobhabazar outlet remains the most famous and most visited for its range of fried street food. While their Mutton Chop, Mughlai, Brain Chop, and Mutton Cutlet are some of the must-haves, the fish fry is as iconic as the eatery itself.

Say bye bye to your diet and head to Mitra Café for non-veg fried items that have all the heartiness of meat with all the crunchiness of fried food. The Mutton Kabiraji cutlet here is iconic – minced mutton filling wrapped in an egg net and then deep fried to reach ultimate crunch levels. Few people do the Kolkata classic Kabiraji cutlet better than them.

Mitra Cafe is among the most popular eateries in Kolkata for all those foodies who want to experience the street food taste. This century-old cafe of North Kolkata serves the authentic Bengali flavors here, such as Fish Kabiraji and Mutton Chop. The non-desertery, old-fashioned look with the crowd and simple wooden furniture won the hearts of many.

Mitra Cafe, an iconic spot that began as a humble cabin, has evolved into a charming cafe serving delicious food for more than a century. They now have outlets in Puri and Digha, besides their Kolkata locations, and they source their fish fresh from the Bay of Bengal. If you’re looking for authentic Bengali fish dishes, Mitra Cafe is a must-visit.

This century old cafe, once a worshipped destination for sighting celebrities, is all about the old world charm. Still famous for its Kabiraji, Brain Chop, Mutton Chop, the place is full most of the times and the specials disappear within an hour of its opening. Established during the 1920’s, it is one of the remaining ‘cabins’ in Kolkata now.

Mitra Cafe, one of the best restaurants in Kolkata, has been serving up fast food since 1920. Their kebabs, chops, and special sandwiches are all worth a try, but the brain chop is a standout dish. With a soft, buttery filling of brain, minced meat, and spices, coated in a crisp breadcrumb crust, it’s a true delicacy.

If you want to try Bengali foods then you must this cafe to have the mouth-watering taste of each food. If you visit here then you should try their Chicken Fillet, Fish Kobiraji, Mutton Kaviraji, Fish Diamond Fry, Fish Roll, and Brain Chop. This is also famous for the cheap cafes in Kolkata.

Those rainy days where your ladies would gush over Soumitra and Uttam and the men would discuss the bioscope along with politics and football, Mitra Cafe might have been the place where they first met. Why not remind them again over Brain Chops, Fish Fry and oh yes!. The Kabiraji Cutlet.

This epic cafe is serving people with flavorsome Bengali food since 1920, making it one of the oldest cafes in the city. ‘Mitra’ is a Bengali word which means friends. Mitra cafe Kolkata has managed to maintain it’s excellent quality and amazing taste for more than a hundred years now.

People will usually grab food from a street vendor, but you can head to Mitra Cafe, serving snacks since 1910 and now with multiple branches, for your fill of fried delicacies. Fish fry, Prawn cutlet, Mutton chop and Mughlai paratha, are some of the must try delicacies.

Brain Chop, Mutton Kabiraji, Fish Fry, Pudding, Chicken Roast Special and the list of specialties just doesn't end. This authentic Bengali restaurant with the best chops in town is probably a paradise for snacks lovers. Where: Jajtindra Avenue, Shobha Bazaar

Mitra Cafe was established by Shri Roy, and it offers traditional Bengali, Continental, Chinese and fast food. Their bestsellers include Brain Chops (Rs 45) and Mutton Kobiraji (Rs 120). Also popular are Diamond Fry, Mutton Stew and Prawn Kobiraji.

Sushil Roy started Mitra Cafe in 1920 and it has earned fame with its lip-smacking kabirajis and fish fries. Also, the Mutton Brain Chop is one of the most ordered dishes here. The original outlet of Mitra Cafe is near Sovabazar Metro Station.

A local favorite in Shobhabazar, Saltllake, and many other places in Kolkata. This is one of the best affordable restaurants in Kolkata. Mitra Cafe serves up delicious Bengali snacks and meals at pocket-friendly prices.

Other than this, Mitra cafe also makes the delicious Moghlai Parathas, Fish chops, and Fish fingers. You can also find every kind of lip-smacking rolls here. If you love non-veg, then you must head to Mitra Cafe.

In Kolkata, these snacks are still offered on the menus of several historic restaurants, including Mitra Cafe, Dilkusha Cabin, Nizam's, and Indian Coffee House.