TasteAtlas has unveiled its list of top 100 destinations worldwide for 2024-2025. This list celebrates the crème de la crème of dessert spots, highlighting the finest places in the country that stand out on the global stage. While many of eateries featured were also on the last year’s list, their rankings have shifted this time.

Curious to see if a bakery from your city made the cut? Indians, known for their love of sweets, often cherish treats from iconic, decades-old establishments.

Here is the list of 10 Indian eateries and there rank:

1. Kayani Bakery: Ranked at 18 it is a Pune institution, Kayani Bakery is famous for its irresistible fruit cakes and an array of other delicious baked treats. Founded in 1955, it has earned a loyal following among locals and tourists alike, drawn by its iconic offerings.
2. KC Das: Ranked at 24 a historic gem in Kolkata, KC Das is framed to introduce the world to the iconic Bengali rasgulla. With a legacy spanning over 150 years, this renowned sweet shop is a must-visit for those seeking to savor authentic Bengali confections.
3. Flurys: Ranked at 25 it is a timeless patisserie in Kolkata, Flurys is celebrated for its exquisite European-style cakes and pastries. Established in 1927, this iconic tea room has become a cultural landmark, offering a perfect blend of indulgence and nostalgia in an elegant setting.
4. Karachi Bakery: Ranked at 28 Karachi Bakery is renowned for its legendary fruit biscuits and an extensive selection of traditional and innovative baked treats since 1953. A cornerstone of Hyderabad’s culinary scene, the bakery is celebrated for its unwavering quality and delightful flavors, making it a favorite among food enthusiasts.
5. BR Mullick: Ranked at 35 it a legendary name in Kolkata, Mullick’s sweets has been delighting customers since 1850 with its exquisite array of Bengali sweets, including sandesh and rasgulla. Renowned for its authenticity and traditional flavors, this iconic shop remains a favorite for those seeking the true essence of Bengali confections.
6. K Rustom and Company: Ranked at 46 it is a beloved gem in Mumbai, K Rustom and Company has been serving its iconic ice creams since 1953. Famous for its old-school charm and unique offerings like the “Pav Bhaji” ice cream combination, this classic parlor continues to delight generations of customers with its indulgent creations.
7. Kuremal Mohanlal Kulfi Wale: Ranked at 64 it is Known for its rich heritage of over a century, Kuremal Mohanlal Kulfi Wale in New Delhi delivers a one-of-a-kind kulfi experience. Renowned for its innovative flavors and creative takes on the traditional dessert, this iconic shop has built a loyal fanbase with its creamy, refreshing delights.
8. Prakash Kulfi: Ranked at 74 it is famous for its luscious, creamy kulfis, Prakash Kulfi is a go-to destination in Lucknow for a cool and refreshing treat. This family-run gem is a cherished part of the city’s street food culture, offering rich flavors and distinctive garnishes that make it truly unforgettable.
9. Chitale Bandhu Mithaiwale: Ranked at 83 it is renowned for its traditional Indian sweets, Chitale Bandhu Mithaiwale is celebrated for its diverse offerings and the distinctive flavor of its iconic savory snack, “Bakarwadi.” A cornerstone of Pune’s culinary scene, the store’s commitment to quality and exceptional taste has earned it a loyal customer base, securing its spot on the TasteAtlas list.
10. Old Famous Jalebiwala: Ranked at 91 it is a must-visit for dessert lovers in Delhi, this historic sweet shop has been delighting customers with its crispy, syrup-soaked jalebis for decades. Known for its long queues, Old Famous Jalebiwala is a cherished spot where tradition meets exceptional taste, drawing both locals and tourists alike.

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