Brother's Amritsari Dhaba - Punjabi restaurant in Amritsar - Amritsar, India

If you are a die hard Indian food lover or heavy eater this place is a good choice for you. I personally can't eat much of thali or heavy duty food, so it was average for me. As a family dining place seems like a good option. location- prime (they have many other outlets in different locations) speciality- Special kulcha thali (stuffed kulcha, daal, butter, raita/curd) /5 Lachha paratha /5 Amritsari thali /5 Kadhi chawal /5 Paneer items /5 lassi /5 Overall food is descent quantity is good (i could eat only half my meal) So order less initially, then move on to order further. i asked for plain boiled yellow daal for my baby- for which they charge 120Rs wasn't happy about it.

The Brother's Amristari Dhaba is a family restaurant, famous for the Amristari Kulcha and Punjabi food, serving only vegetarian food. Tasty was full of flavor, specifically pleasant. Must Try: Tea, Kulcha. The rate is reasonable (approx 200 to 400 per person), and the food waiting time is approx 5 min. The restaurant was clean and well-maintained. They have sitting arrangements for large groups of people.

Price in the menu are different what they charged you. In the menu the price they have mentioned was 160/- and got bill of 200/-. Service is not better. Ambience was too good. Hygiene and cleaning is good. Food is also good. The price and service is not enough. Tried paneer kulcha. Do not follow auto drivers like electric, cabs like ola, ubar as they will receive commission to suggest this place. The staff is always busy with phone and gupshups. Food is good not too best but you should try it you don't have anything to eat.

Awesome place. We ordered Amritsari kulcha with chana, pulao, Kadhai paneer. The amritsari kulche was awsome, properly cooked & crisp to eat in short "majje hi aagye". Best place to eat kulche. Ajit at the brothers served us. He was very polite, humble and gave some good food recommendations.

I visited this place recently. The place has enough sitting capacity and place is spacious enough to accomodate 10 families at one time. Food was average in taste. Staff was not welcoming as when asked for anything he did not seem to respond with courtesy. At the time of billing when paid the bill, he demanded for tip without any hesitation. Even after saying that I am not interested in paying the tip, he insisted that I should do as all do it. This was not something one would like. If person is happy and satisfied with the food quality and service he would not think twice for tip but that was not the case here.

I got terrible food poisoning from eating here. I don't recommend it at all. Their kitchen is not hygienic. The food itself was barely warm and didn't taste great. This place should be shut down for giving me such extreme food poisoning sickness. I had to go to the emergency room at the hospital after eating here.

The food is fine. We tried chana, Amritsari kulcha and dal makhni lacha parantha. Kulcha was good but chana quantity was unacceptably low. It was like 2 spoons of chana with a giant kulcha. Dal makhni was okayish too. We get better dal in Delhi at almost every small restaurant or shack. So yeah 3 star. But is it worth the hype ? Maybe not

This eatery is on first floor. Accessible by a small staircase. Lots more can be done for cleanliness both of the venue as well as for the restrooms. Food is ok. Service is also somewhat quick. Venue is nearer to the Jallianwala Bagh and hence does not need the full walk down the Heritage Street to cross Ranjit Singh Circle, Ambedkar Circle and then get to the more prominent Brothers Dhaba. For the price, I would say some of the other options would be better.