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Chetan Prasad
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    If you’re staying near the museum, the street stalls around the main road opposite the temple are a good spot for dhokla and khandvi. A short walk takes you to the seaside café on Prabhas Patan Beach where you can grab a fresh coconut water and a plate of local fish fry. The Hotel Aditya Mansingh Inn is within a kilometre, so you can easily step out for a quick bite before heading back to the museum.

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