Adyar Ananda Bhavan - A2B - Vegetarian restaurant in New Delhi - South, India

Place is a must try for the food. They need to work their ambience and the cooling temperature. Mr. Balaji (The Manager) is an awesome person and very supportive.

One of the few spots that provide authentic South Indian (Andhra cuisine) in Green Park. The service is great, cleanliness is spot on, looks a tad old but we'll maintained. Had chole Batura, dahi Puri and filter coffee, all tasted great. Rates are fairly good for delhi standards too.

I went to have lunch here on a weekday so the place was not crowded. I had Vada sambar which was really delicious. I especially liked the white chutney which had the correct consistency. The vadas were not too oily and neither too big or small. I then ordered the rasmalai which was also delicious. The staff is friendly and the service is quick. They have seating arrangements on the ground floor as well as on the first floor. You can also buy different types of namkeens. The best part is that even though it's a South Indian restaurant but they also serve a lot of North Indian snacks and meals.

One of the oldest South Indian Restaurant in Green Park Main Market. It has sweets and snacks on ground floor and restuarant on first floor. Food was good here but now days I don't know why but the taste is getting little bad. At times you will get good food and sometimes they don't even care and serve you cold food. Kind of strange. Sweets are good and they have all sorts of Bengali options. They have Gol Gappe troli that open after 2pm or in evening. If you want change from Evergreen then this is the place.

Masala Dosa is superb. Their sambhar and chutneys were authentic and flavourful. Idli was very soft and fresh. We had rasgulla in sweets and it was super soft and very moderate in sweetness. Overall a good place for south Indian cuisine.

I went there to have breakfast. Upstairs was air-conditioned & had a relaxed atmosphere. Food was good: bhature were fresh & chhole nice and chatpata. Dahi bhalla was soft & delicious. It's a good local joint.

I had ordered the rasmalai from here. The food was not very good quality ( awful smell and fungus) which consumption leads to food poisoning or indigestion . They also have poor customer service and I have to Long wait time. I advice not to visit this place, better go to some other.

If you are in 5km radius of Green Park and want to have some snacks or coffee, look no further than A2B / Ananda Bhavan. Me and my wife just felt like having some coffee and a small outing to refresh ourselves after a pretty monotonous day, (dominated by all talk of class X board exams of our son!!) We set out to Green Park, a pleasant place to walk down on any evening, not very crowded, enough joints to eat... and clean, tidy and a reasonably posh place. The moment we parked the car, we saw through the glass facade of the hotel in front of us - pani puris being served!! That made us choose the place and only then did we look up to se that it is Ananda Bhavan / A2B restaurant. While we expected it to be a south Indian joint, we were surprised how good the pani puris were! That made us order Bhel Puri and it was out of the world!! After leaving Mumbai, this was the best Bhel that we have had in the past several months!! That led us to order Masala Dosa. This was their home territory! Absolutely amazing!! We got a few other things parceled and the staff took special care to ensure that Bhel. Doesn't go soggy, the Medu wadas remain fresh and enough quantity of the chutney and sambar was catered to. A special word for the staff. I forgot to ask their names but were the perfect gentlemen who added to our food experience... Such polite and affable staff! Overall it was a great evening to spend. And an unplanned one at that!! For sure A2B will be a regular outing for us!!