Delhi Haat Cottage Emporium

Awesome. Took measurements and stitched a shirt and trousers for me in five hours. Job well done.

I visited this place in the evening. You must visit once if you are in Delhi. Apart from shopping stalls, there are restaurants in different states. I visited a Maharashtra food shop, but it disappointed me. The taste is not very good but average. Shopping here will be a little costly compared to the other local market in Delhi. The ambience was good.

Rubbish shop. This one is a big well oiled scam that targets unsuspecting tourists looking for the real Dilli Haat at INA. Your cab/auto/rikshaw drivers will all efficiently tell you that this namesake shop is a part of the Dilli Haat. My sister visiting Delhi was taken into this shop by her cab driver. She bought a lot of stuff. By the time I arrived and saw where she was, I knew she was scammed. By then things were all billed and paid. She had set a few things apart for my decision, so I rejected all of them and told her to hold on till I take her to the real Dilli Haat. The things she bought, none survived even one wash or one time wear. They were all made to look like handloom work but in reality were of cheap low quality material. Everything was sold at exorbitant prices. Absolutely worthless and a total waste of money. Anyway, she was very happy with the real Dilli Haat at INA. So folks, if you are reading this review, just do not enter this shop even if your driver begs you to. Give the driver a generous tip to take you to the real Dilli haat at INA. These guys give drivers ₹100-200 to bring tourists to their shop. So now you have an idea how much your visit to the shop is worth to the drivers. Stay away from such scams. This is not the only shop involved in such scams.

Too overpriced and did not deliver my shirt in time. When delivered, it was not on the right measurements and it was too late to fix it. Result: I paid probably double the normal price and didn’t get a good product/service.

I saw a pashima shawl vendor quoting 10k for a shawl to a white american lady and she "bargained" and bought it for 9k and then smugly told him, "I work in sales, I know how to make a deal." He offered the same shawl to me for 2k

We almost fell for this scam. They will approach you on the streets and tell you lies to detour you from your way and make you visit the store. They will tell you that you can go cheaply by "tuk-tuk" and will follow you around everywhere. They begin by saying they don't want to sell anything and are just chit chatting. Be aware.

SCAM!!!! Very expensive clothing. We had the clothes tailored to our measurements and none of it fits. When the tailor came to deliver the clothes, they were gigantic. He didn’t even bring a measuring tape so when he made changes, he made the clothes too small. Awful awful awful service. DO NOT SHOP HERE

It’s a scam!! A Tuk tuk driver brought us there yesterday and said we can get the saree with the best price here. Then we bought two saree for 18000 INR(already negotiated for the price,was 24500 INR). Today we show our Indian friend what we bought. They feel so shame about the shop and this kind of Indian culture (scamming money from travellers) cuz they triple the price!!! Do not buy anything from this shop!!! The shop is the combination of greed and evil!!! Change your name to Delhi “Profiteer” Cottage Emporium!!! BTW, Our friends took us to some local shop and most of the saree are not expensive than 2500 INR.

Authentic Indian crafts can be seen and purchased from here. The best part is you can eat food of all Indian states at this place. I had been to Rajasthani food stall. The food was very authentic in taste. One should visit while in Delhi.

Bhaerti is very nice! Good quality!