Spicy, tangy, flavourful misal topped with some sev or farsan, served with a side of soft, delicious pav. Drooling, aren’t you? If we’ve managed to make you crave a plate of this delicious snack, check out our guide to the best Misal Pav in Pune below. By Anushka Goel
Pav and Maharashtra go almost hand-in-hand. The soft, spongy buns pair amazingly well with fillings that are robust and spicy, unleashing a gamut of flavours in your mouth.
Pav pairs well with the traditional vada, and goes great served as the bread with the Parsi classic, akuri. Another flavourful gravy-based dish, it lends its subtle flavour well to the traditional misal, a blend of spices, onions, garlic with a lentil-based gravy. Topped with onions and some namkeen, misal makes for a great dish to dunk fresh pav into, and enjoy the soaked-up bread.
The popular breakfast dish has several versions, and some regions in Maharashtra are known for the quality and flavour of misal pav they dish up. Among them is Pune, which attracts hoards of youth studying or working there and looking for affordable yet filling meals.
So the next time you’re in Pune, may we suggest checking out these places that serve the best Misal Pav in the city?
Where to get the best Misal Pav in Pune
Bedekar Misal
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Among the best misal pav in Pune is the version served up by Bedekar Misal. The outlet has been around since 1948, serving up delicious plates of this breakfast treat with some kadak chai. Their misal is served with bread instead of pav, but the soft slices offer another great experience to indulge in the meal.
Address: 418, Munjabacha Bole Rd, Narayan Peth, Pune
Kata Kirr
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With several kitchens across the city, Kata Kirr has ensured that no matter where you are, their misal is just a few minutes away for you. The place serves up some delicious misal pav, along with other snacks and beverages, to ensure you have a satiating, satisfying meal.
Address: Several outlets across Pune
Newale Misal
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One of the most famous places to get misal pav in Pune is Newale Misal. Their misal pav is full of robust flavours, and their other Maharashtrian offerings are equally flavourful. What’s more, its pocket-friendly prices make it a great spot for students and young corporates.
Address: Gandhi Peth, Prabhat Colony, Chinchwad Gaon, Chinchwad, Pimpri-Chinchwad
Rupesh Misal and Wadapav Center
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A favourite among celebrities, Rupesh Misal serves up pure vegetarian varieties of misal at affordable rates. The place offers some of the most flavourful misals in the city, so be sure to give it a try!
Address: PM3M+9H5, Mumbai – Pune Expressway, Taluka Maval, Mukkam Post, Somatne Phata, Pune
Hotel Ramnath
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Pune has a lot of places that serve up misal pav, but among the best in the city is the one at Hotel Ramnath. The place dishes cost-effective, filling and delicious plates of this local comfort food, and attracts huge crowds.
Address: 1167, Sahitya Parishad, Near Durvankur, Tilak Road, Pune
Vaidya Upahar Gruh
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Not only misal pav, but this eatery in Pune serves up some lip-smacking treats such as vada, poha and more, making it the perfect place to enjoy a scrumptious breakfast with friends and family. Indulge in their delicious offerings once, and we’re sure you’ll keep coming back for more!
Address: 676, Budhwar Peth Road, Budhwar Peth, Pune
Malhar Misal House
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Another great spot to enjoy delicious misal in Pune is Malhar Misal House. The place serves their misal complete with farsan, coriander, tomatoes and onions, with some lemon on the side for the perfect sourness. Scoop some up with soft pav and you’ll be in a food coma like none other!
Address: Survey 57/23, Moreya Niwas, Near Sankalp Garden Spine, Chinchwad, Pune
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Anushka Goel
Digital Features Writer
Anushka has previously worked with publications such as the Times of India and Being Indian. A graduate from Xavier Institute of Communications, she specialises in entertainment, food and travel. She also likes to write about sustainability and beauty. When not working, you can catch her reading a book, tending to her plants, cooking or playing an instrument.
