MENU Mango Tree Restaurant in Hampi India 🍴 Where to eat in Hampi

Hi there!

So you’re headed to Hampi!

Where to eat in Hampi?!

Mango Tree has been featured as a top pick in Lonely Planet India’s list of restaurants in Hampi.

And now…

Here’s a bit about Mango Tree and why you may want to make it a part of your time in Hampi!

1. Good location

If you’re staying in the main area of Hampi town, then this restaurant will be nearby and easy to get to.

Okay, so the main tourist area of Hampi is not that big at all, so all restaurants around here will be rather convenient!

But it’ll also be easy to find because you’ll probably find a sign (or 2) pointing you in the direction of Mango Tree, even if you’re not looking for it.

2. Comfortable seating

You can sit on the floor.

Or if sitting on the floor isn’t your idea of comfort, there’s regular seating too.

3. There’s wifi

Well, this is Hampi.

It seems to be a thing all around Hampi to not have great wifi, so keep your expectations low no matter where you are around Hampi!

Still, it’s nice to be able to sit and drink tea (or a fresh fruit drink!) with some wifi, right?! 

And, there are plenty of charging points here too. 

4. Ask your questions about Hampi!

And maybe get a map!

When you’re finished eating and you’re ready to move on with your day (or you’re ready for a day of activities the next day!), you can ask your questions to the staff.

They speak English and they are helpful!

5. There’s a bicycle rental place nearby

Just down the street from the restaurant, there’s a place to rent bicycles. You can ask the staff.

I rented one for 100 rupees for the day. This was June 2019. 

So where to go with a bicycle rental?!

Cross the river on a ferry (50 rupees for you and your bike total)…

And then start making your way to Anjanadri Hill for amazing views of Hampi! 

So basically…

Have your breakfast at Mango Tree…

And then go rent a bicycle…

And then off you go for cycling to see Hampi ruins and Hampi stones! 

So…

What type of food is there at Mango Tree?

• Breakfast, lunch, dinner
• Soup
• Indian bread (chapati, naan, parota)
• Pasta
• Momos
• Italian
• Pizza
• Sizzlers
• Rice (fried rice, and more)
• Chinese
• Israeli
• Potato
• Thali
• Curry
• Salad
• Burger
• Fresh fruit juice
• Milkshakes
• Lassi
• Soft drinks
• Hot drinks (tea, coffee)

Mango Tree menu

Prices and menu options subject to change! These pictures were taken in 2019.

HAPPY EATING IN HAMPI!

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