Quacked Up

An incredible piece of Indian history. This place is fantastic but busy. I recommend researching the history of it before going and showing up early. The crowds really pack in after noon. This place is so big that everyone could spread out and it didn't feel busy until we went to leave. They have a cafeteria to get food inside and many shops for tourists. There were stray dogs walking around and many school kids. There is a metro stop just outside of the Delhi gate, but expect to be swarmed by people selling and begging as you make your way inside.

Stopped in for dinner. Had to move inside due to a short lived rain shower. The food was outstanding! I had the Salmon and my friend had the rigatoni. The service was poor in a country where food service is an art. We had to flag down a waitress for a second round of beers and I couldn't get second wine or any water. But the food was good.