New Bread Of Life - Restaurant in Varanasi - Varanasi, India

This restaurant was so good that I had to revisit this place multiple times. The food here was amazing, economically priced and the portions were enough to satisfy 1 person. The best part about this restaurant is their staff, very friendly and professional. I really enjoyed talking with them. And the owner was an absolute gem person. After having some chat with the wonderful owner, I got to know that his family lived in Bangladesh (East Pakistan) and moved to India post or pre partition. Quite a fascinating story it was. And regarding the food, I tried their Chinese dishes, chana masala and roti, apple pie and hot chocolate & lemon tea (not available on the menu, but owner customised it personally for me), and their fish fry. All of them were excellent. The food is freshly cooked, so there is a big wait time, so you gotta have patience. And the old wooden chair and table ambience gave me the vibes as if I'm sitting in a Parsi or Irani cafe.

The owner is the sweetest man on the planet. He'll certainly make you smile. The food and bakery are delicious. I returned to try more foods and baked goods and to buy some for my train ride. It's a small team, so food might take about 20 or so minutes to prepare, but it's worth it. This restaurant/cafe is a little oasis. A must-visit breakfast spot in Varanasi. I recommend the skillet or any eggs. From the bakery, I recommend the muffins, cookies, or chocolate croissant. Tea and coffee are excellent as well.

It is our safe heaven. The food is freshly cooked. The cook's smile and friendliness does it all. Great to read a book with a chai and pastry. All the best for you!

A friendly little place with a mighty menu. New Bread of Life was recommended by our hotel a few doors down. We thought, "Why not?" since we could almost fall out of our hotel's lobby into the restaurant, and we were feeling particularly lazy about battling scooters for walking space to anywhere much farther. I wasn't looking for the best paneer butter masala I've ever had, but I found it here. Perhaps this is blasphemous, considering the dish's Delhi origins. I did have it at one of the places in Delhi that is believed to have invented it; theirs was good, but not as good as this, in my opinion. New Bread of Life's chef is definitely their secret weapon. His fried rice is excellent. We had the corn soup flavored with ginger--also excellent. We tried the fresh-baked apple pie--excellent. We liked everything enough to return multiple times over the course of our week in Varanasi. The owner and staff really give you the feeling they're happy to have you as their guest--this is while you're sitting there eating, for a pittance, some of the best-tasting dishes anyone has possibly ever prepared for you.

IG: whereiswendy Went to visit this bakery a few times for breakfast and brunch. It's a cozy old place that looks like it's an old house converted into a bakery/restaurant. The menu is simple. We ordered a vegetarian dishes, fried rice and tandoori roti. It was really tasty! The food itself was delicious, but the portion was very small for the price point. If you come here starving, you'll have to order two or maybe three dishes. The bakery part of this shop had very few options, not sure if they bake on a different day of the week, but they only had brownies cupcakes, cookies and the apple pie. I ordered the chocolate cupcake and again, super! They even warm it for you. The owners were really sweet, helpful and cheerful. Always had a big smile on their faces. Very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, I would recommend this and would love to visit again.

I had visited this place on a breezy Sunday, I had been thinking of going to the place for a long time cause my best friend has suggested it to me. The place is easy to find. I visited this place on a breezy Sunday with my brothers. The place is a little shaddy in the winters but natural sunlight changes the aura of the restaurant/cafe. While we were there , we were served by the manager , who was a very sweet man , probably in his early or mid 50s. While ordering he helped us giving us some recommendations, and for every dish we ordered he had asked us for our specific preferences. We visited the place looking for a warming breakfast. We ordered a variety of things , like skillet breakfast, egg royale ,American pancakes , French toast, eggs(fried,boiled) and for beverage we ordered hot chocolate and filter coffee. The dishes arent priced High, it is very much affordable and the food is worth the price The breakfast gave us absolute satiety. I would recommend checking with them a day before if they have a particular bread/dish/bakery item (that you want) available with them. And you can also ask them to get it prepared. I would highly recommend this place for a warm breakfast.

We had freshly cooked American pancakes and skillet breakfast. Food was tasty and filling. The owner has been running the business for more than 25 years. We surprisingly found this place serving authentic food in Varanasi. They have art gallery as well which is closed due to COVID situation.

Quite a philosophical name it has. Jokes apart, this place is a really nice place to try continental foods in Varanasi. It's located near Ravindrapuri. The owner and the employees are all Bengalis, and as a fellow Bengali, that place is really quite attractive for me. Now the food. As it is a bakery, the confectionery items are quite good. Specially the Apple pie. The crust is just perfect, and the filling has a storng cinnamon kick to it. Next I would recommend their Cheesecake, it was really soft and mildly sweet. And also try their Chicken Sizzler. And try to wrap the Lettuce / cabbage leaf with little bit of everything (chicken, veggies, potato Fry's , sauce (the given gravy) and tomato and the smokey apple. And the eat the warp as a whole. It will feel incredible.