SnackMaggi and tea
VegA steaming bowl of Maggi with a cup of tea is the classic order at the riverside stalls.
Food at Sahastradhara is simple picnic food: Maggi and tea, hot pakoras and roasted corn from the stalls near the springs. For a proper meal, eat on Sahastradhara Road or back in Dehradun.
There are no proper restaurants right at the springs, only small stalls and tuck shops near the river selling hot snacks after a dip.
SnackA steaming bowl of Maggi with a cup of tea is the classic order at the riverside stalls.
SnackOnion and mixed vegetable fritters fried fresh at the stalls, best on a cool morning.
Street foodCorn roasted on coals and rubbed with lemon and spice, sold near the parking when in season.
SnackSteamed momos are easy to find in Dehradun and at eateries along the way; veg versions are common.
Small stalls near the pools and parking sell tea, Maggi, pakoras and cold drinks.
Cafes, dhabas and hotel restaurants line the road between the city and the springs.
For bakeries, momos, chaat and a wide choice of restaurants, head back into Dehradun.
Only small stalls and tuck shops near the springs. For a full meal, eat on Sahastradhara Road or in Dehradun.
Maggi and tea, hot pakoras and roasted corn in season are the usual snacks after a dip.

Food at Sahastradhara is simple picnic food: Maggi and tea, hot pakoras and roasted corn from the stalls near the springs. For a proper meal, eat on Sahastradhara Road or back in Dehradun.
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