Flurys
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The 1927 tea room on Park Street.
About Flurys
A Swiss couple, the Flurys, opened this tea room in 1927. Its pastries, rum balls and English breakfast became a Calcutta habit, and a window seat here on a Sunday morning is still a small ritual for many families.
Why visit
Breakfast or tea in a room that has been doing it for almost a century.
What to see and do
- The all-day breakfast
- Rum balls and pastries at the counter
Plan your visit
- Area
- Park Street, Central Kolkata
- Nearest landmark
- Park Street at Middleton Row
- Best time
- Morning or afternoon. October to March is the most comfortable time of year.
- Time needed
- About 50 minutes
- Cost
- Usually under ₹500 a head
- Entry
- Open to everyone: a street, ghat, market or park you can walk into.
- Metro
- Park Street (Blue Line), about 6 minutes’ walk
- Walking
- Little walking
- Photography
- Photography is fine with some care.
Nearby and related places
- Park Street: The city’s dining street, and its Christmas street.
- Oxford Bookstore: A Park Street bookshop that has been open since 1920.
- South Park Street Cemetery: A walled garden of obelisks and pyramids, opened in 1767.
- Shiraz Golden Restaurant: A 1941 biryani house at the Mullick Bazar crossing.
- Indian Museum: India’s oldest and largest museum, founded in 1814.
- New Market (Hogg Market): A Victorian market hall of 1874 with a clock tower.
More guides
- Places in Park Street
- Family-friendly places
- Classic food stops and sweet shops
- Things to do on a rainy day
- Places near a metro station
- All places to visit in Kolkata
Last checked on 2026-10-02. Each place was checked to exist and its position confirmed. Timings, closing days and ticket prices are shown only where known and can change: confirm before you travel.