We all love to eat, especially outside food. One should admit that, the taste buds are always open for some sweetish, some sour and some spicy outside food. And when it comes to places like Belagavi, which lies near the border of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Goa, the variety of food is abundant.
There are a lot of places in Belagavi to eat and enjoy the food. Places like Aditya Arcade, RPD-Gogte cross, Sadashiv Nagar cross and many other restaurant establishments like Niyaz, MasterChef for Non-Veg and Saffron and Paratha Corner for Veg food.
Recent addition to this list is Tinasu Katte aka Khau Katta, which was recently established near the Fire Brigade, opposite the Royal Enfield Showroom. This place is trending huge in Belagavi as it offers various dishes from different states in one place.
Tinasu Katte aka Khau Katta is a set of small window shops which offer various foods like Sweets, Ice creams, Kulfis, Pav Bhaji, Dosa, Noodles, Missal, Parathas, Tea, Fruit Juice, and many more.
Post Covid-19 our love for outside food has increased as we were restricted to eat outside for more than 6 months. Team Marvelous Belgaum requests Belgaumites to visit this place with all the safety precautions, and also to maintain cleanliness around the place. Happy Eating.
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