Mathura

Famous sweets of Mathura

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Kesariya LassiIconic clay-pot malai lassi (and Holi thandai) by the Janmabhoomi, a small Mathura ritual in itself.
Brijwasi SweetsSix-plus decades of reputation; the benchmark by which Mathura peda is judged, and a near-mandatory pilgrim souvenir stop.
Gosai Pede WaleGenuine heritage (est. 1832) and small-batch roasted pedas that many locals prize over the bigger chains.
Raman Misthan BhandarA century-old name right by the station, trusted by locals for desi-ghee sweets and a proper Braj breakfast.
Shankar Mishthan BhandarOne of Holi Gate's classic kachori-jalebi-lassi breakfast spots, ghee-fried and consistent for generations.
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