Deviram Sweets & Restaurant - Sweet shop in Agra - Agra, India

A famous chat and bedai samosa shop in Agra. Love the taste of alu bedayi nashta here. The taste is something which is best in town. Aituated near sadar bazar just before the Taj road in Agra. No parking space available in noon or evening time but morning time before 9 am will be fine to have a road side snacks. Must visit place

Authentic Bedai and Jalebi. Worth the visit. It's yummy and hot of the Kadai. You have to eat standing, on the road, under the sun, no shade. Will be difficult for seniors and young children. But worth tasting the food, they do take away as well.

Tried Badai here during my first visit to Agra. Learnt that this is a local food of Agra, this is similar to Puri and Aloo sabzi but served with curd. Enjoyed the taste of local Agra food here. Ofcourse cleanliness can be improved but I could be asking for too much.

Go here for bedmi and jalebi. Though they don't have a sitting area , the food they serve is yummy. It is a very old outlet which still maintains the taste . Do not miss this place if you are in agra. Visit early here to avoid the rush, went around 8 am which is the best time .

This has been my favourite go to place in the morning for a breakfast of bedhai (a type of kachori) with aloo sabzi and Jalebi, Top it up with the most delicious Lassi. Pesonally I've not had a better kachori -sabzi. The taste is unique to the place. Ambience is not too great, you'd still love to eat on the road along with 100 others if you are a foody. It is a very affordable breakfast as well.

Devi Ram has several stores scattered across Agra, but this one at Pratappura is the oldest and the best-known. At street level, they have a small stall where the Agra specialty of bedai-aloo (bedai is a variation of what is known in Delhi as bedmi: a kachori-like bread, with a light filling of spice) is freshly made and sold, along with fresh jalebis. There is no place here to sit, or even to lean your paper plate, so be prepared to stand on the roadside and balance the food on your hand. Up a few steps, and inside, is the sweet shop, with many different types of classic as well as new-fangled sweets. Also available are various mass-produced, popular brands of candies, chocolates, cookies, and so on. We tried the boondi laddoos and the malai ghewar, both absolutely delicious.

This place has retained it's quality when it comes to lassi , bedami poori sabji , samosa and other Indian snacks . I Deviram Sweets is still unbeatable in terms of taste , quality and pricing .

Restaurant near Kargil petrol pump Sikandra was good earlier but now they have compromised with everything... No hospitality Taste is not good Sweets quality is also very low... As a customer I suggest you to improvise your quality and service. (More especially in festive season)