The vibe is so different from what you'll find elsewhere in Delhi. Full of fancy boutiques, small restaurants and cafe, it truly feels like the place to be in fancy Delhi for a cafe with your above-average-wage friends. If you find yourself missing the Western world fancy cafes, go there.

The place is full of experiences. A must visit while a Delhi trip. Plenty of Restaurants, Stores - regular and expensive both, Bakers, Jewellery. The entire place can be covered in a full day. Prefer to visit in Winter.

For those that pooh pooh Khan Market's "lack of Indian vibe" they're simply wrong, it just a different kind of Indian vibe, that of cashed up locals, government officials (maybe that's a tautology?) young Delhi trendsetters and joined by high income expats and resident diplomats... plus a smattering of tourists who are often not sure what they've gotten themselves in for. A great variety of bars and restaurants with safe, good quality food catering to a variety of styles and tastes this is where Indians shop for high end electronics, jewelry, homewares and fashion and one of THE places to hang out in the many chill bars. It also has a couple of the best bookstores in Delhi with vast collections of beautiful books and to a western wallet, fabulous prices. Be warned though if travelling with elderly or infirm guests, in my experience, the many restaurants and bars are all 'upstairs' with no elevators.

A great place to shop or dine, offering a wide range of options for both. While more expensive than other Delhi markets, the shops are unique. Some cafes are excellent. The market is open-air, so you'll experience all weather conditions, and the footpaths are uneven in place. Parking is hard to find and the traffic is slow.