Meharchand Market

About Meharchand Market

Meharchand Market was once known for grocery shopping and its tailors, and is...Read More

Best Shops In Meharchand Market

Karigiri Store- Antique Furniture

he Karigiri store has a huge variety of architectural accessories such as doors, pillars, almirahs, windows, beds, chest of drawers, sculptures and artefacts. Antique swings, decorative painted doorways, ethnic looking side boards and cabinets with traditional motifs like painted lotuses, elephants – all evoke a sense of the past. There are decorative wooden wall pieces with richly carved borders that frame paintings of Hindu gods or Rajput kings and queens. You can even find antique tile pieces and other interesting artefacts such as door knobs and wooden dolls. It is a destination for interior designers, architects and connoisseurs. Their factory is in Neemrana, Rajasthan and you can custom order your furniture here.

Handicrafts

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The Shop- Stoneware products

The Shop Delhi is a spacious store that stocks stoneware products , garments, kitchen and dining accessories. Stoneware products include plates, bowls, cups, candle stands and such items. They come with a dull finish, typically in colours such as greys and browns and look stylish and contemporary. On the first floor they stock table linen and colourful quilts and cushion covers. They also stock tunics , tops and dresses . The fabric used is light weight cotton or georgette with colourful ,bright prints. For reviews of more such Delhi shop reviews, check out Shopkhoj!

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About Meharchand Market

Meharchand Market was once known for grocery shopping and its tailors, and is now home to an eclectic set of entrepreneurs. Khan Market’s lack of space (mind you, it is the most expensive retail space in India) has prompted many new shop owners to open shops in the adjacent Meharchand Market.

Specialty organic grocery shops now flank decades old local Kirana stores; branded textile and designer label shops stand adjacent to tailoring establishments of old, and brand new Dutch and Mediterranean dessert shops stand side by side with shops selling momos and tea.

Find out how Meherchand Market became a destination shopping market in Delhi…

Best Delhi Shops in Meharchand Market

It is a long stretch of road with shops on one side. Take a stroll along the road to see all the shops. The Fab India store has moved to Meherchand Market from Khan Market. It still has its apparel store there but the home store in Meharchand Market is spread across three whole floors.

There is also SOMA and Suruchi – both famous textile brands from Jaipur. Crazy Daisy is a colourful shop with interesting knick-knacks for home décor. Ditto for Play Clan which has T-shirts and cushion covers in funky prints. There is CMYK book store, Ochre the home store and Karigari, the ethnic furniture store. Masaba is a new designer label that has opened its store here and brought a different kind of fashion appeal to this market.

Restaurants in Meharchand Market

If you are on the lookout for eating joints, there is a French bistro, a Mediterranean sweet shop, Kunafa, with chefs from Palestine, Diva Cafe, Guppy, a Japanese restaurant closeby, and the good old Cafe Coffee Day. If you are on the gourmet shopping trail, the Cheese Ball has an exotic variety of cheese and The Altitude Store has organic and natural products.

There is Devans coffee in the nearby Khanna Market where you will get gourmet coffee seeds, coffee powder and teas. They have recently opened a coffee shop in their premises.(Devans South Indian Coffee & Tea (P) Ltd., 131, Khanna Market, Lodhi Colony, New Delhi-110003. Tel No. 01124694467, 24611474.

You can happily spend a leisurely afternoon here browsing through these traditional and funky shops and enjoy some international cuisine.

This is one of the newer shopping markets in Delhi.

Days Closed :- Open all days

Timing :- 10.00am to 8.00pm

Bus/Metro :- Jor Bagh/JLN metro station

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