Lajpat Market

Not good area, very dirty market.

Such a great experience in Lajpat Nagar Market. Nice congested area, amazing clothing for men and women at good prices. aur Lajpat nagar ke chole kulche aur chole bhature so very tasty.

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Good market in this area and it's very old and famous market. From this market you can purchase clothes of daily and party wear at a reasonable price. Various food stalls are also there so you can feed your tummy too, Dolma aunty momos is famous in this area so if you are passing through this market then you can purchase good quality of stuff.

So many shop for trending dresses…everything available their slippers,kids wear,men women and all household chores i like this place best option for middle class…

Crowded market as always. Lots of stuffs available. Parking difficult in weekends. Multi level parking is a charm.

Lajpat Market is South Delhi's one of the most popular market. This place is neat and clean. The crowd over here is mainly of family and college students of near by colleges like PGDAV College, University of Delhi. I have been buying products Lajpat since 2011 and the products are in 90% cases turned out to be durable and of good quality. Though for some it is little more expensive in terms of money but Quality is way more better than any rest of the market of Delhi. Apart from Market, Most of the famous brands outlets are also located near by the market area. Nearest Metro Station is Lajpat Nagar, Violet Line and Lajpat Nagar, Pink line.

Everything is good for shopping purpose. You'll get things from low price to the most expensive one but it depends on you that how you bargain and how well you know the place. Availability of things are very good you'll get everything from clothes, footwear to home accessories to groceries and croceries and everything else! Just that there is parking problem and specially on week days the slots are literally full and beyond your imagination So if you are new to Delhi then this is a good option for shopping

Huge market has a very happy vibe. Clothes for all budgets and lots of small eateries to gorge in. Lots of hawkers selling the latest must haves. Only downside...there is no organization of categories so you have to walk around looking for stuff.

It’s a big crowded market and you would find multiple eateries and places to shop for clothes, jewellery, food and many more things. Reach in the morning around 11am because it needs time to explore nd on a weekday. Closed on Mondays We tried dolma aunty ke momos. These were nice. Then had kulfi from a very old kulfi wala. Had golgappas too these were good. Ice gola was not good. Got a few woollen suits for Mom. These were good. It’s very crowded so beware of your belongings. Parking is outside and you may have to walk a bit in case of huge footfall.