This station has private retiring rooms. The cost of AC rooms are about Rs. 200/day and non-AC about 100 (rates may have changed). First come - first serve basis only. #R-Room
- Sunny Dutt From Agra Cantt

Amritsar derives its name from Amrit Sarovar - located in the Golden Temple area.
- Prakash Singh From Amritsar

Jallianwala Bagh - (3 kms from station) - The horrific massacre by British happened here. A wonderful place to get away from the city’s maddening crowd.
- Kiran Ahuja From Patiala

Lassi at Ahuja Milk Center (Located opposite to Hindu Mahasabha College, Beri Gate - just 1 km from this station) - Being served since 1955, you can't leave Amritsar without having this.
- Baljeet Kaur From Ludhiana

Lassi at Ahuja Milk Center (Located opposite to Hindu Mahasabha College, Beri Gate - just 1 km from this station) - must have it before Noon or after 5 pm.
- Baljeet Kaur From Ludhiana

Amritsari Kulcha - Compared to its other counterparts, this Kulcha contains less maida (white refined flour) and is cooked in a large open tandoor. You can only have this in this town.
- Ramesh Dhar From Delhi

Amritsari Kulcha - Have it at one of the most talked about Kulcha Shop in Amritsar - "All India Famous Amritsari Kulcha stall". Located on Maqbool Road, 2 kms from station.
- Ramesh Dhar From Delhi

Kashmiri Mutton - This is the closest you can get to the Kashmiri delicacy. Try it out at Kashmiri Wazawan located at Hall Bazaar, Katra Sher Singh Market (2 kms from station)
- Rajeev Batra From Gurgaon

Masala Chai at Giani Tea Stall - If you hate the tea at the station just walk down to Queens Rd (800m). Giani Gurmeet Singh makes every single batch of tea himself.
- Baljeet Kaur From Ludhiana

Kheema Naan = Km away from the station at Friends Dhaba on 210 Queens Road. The naan on its own is delicious but it is the gravy that tops.
- Rajeev Batra From Gurgaon

Amritsar Phirni - The Pakistani PM pushed for peace plan with India when he tasted this. Phirni is a creamy dessert based rice pudding from North India.
- Kiran Ahuja From Patiala

Amritsari Phirni - One of the best phirni in town can be found at Ahuja Sweets. Just opposite to Hindu Mahasabha College (2kms)
- Kiran Ahuja From Patiala

Paneer Bhurji with bread = Made by Shri Pyara Lal (Karmon Gali, Katra Jaimal Singh market, 2 kms from the station). They call it as the ultimate romance with paneer.
- Deep Mohanty From Faridabad

Maa di Dal - a type of Dal Makhni more popular in the langars of the Gurudwara - is a specialty of this town. The importance of this dish can just be understood by its name.
- Rajeev Batra From Gurgaon

Maa Di Dal - This special type of Dal Makhni is highly popular at Kesar Da Dhaba. Just 1.5 kms from the station.
- Rajeev Batra From Gurgaon

Chandrakala Sweet - Similar to Gujhia - but Khubiram Sweets way is different. The dry fruit perfectly grinds up with the khoya. Located at Katra Ahluwalia (2 kms)
- Ramesh Dhar From Delhi

Aam Papads - The one and only made by Lubhya Ram & Sons (pushcart on Lawrence Rd under big peepal tree - 4kms). Their way of sprinkling it with fresh masala and lime juice is very unique.
- Kiran Ahuja From Patiala

Amritsari Tawa Chicken at Surjit Food Plaza (Lawrence Road - 4kms). Chicken is cooked in tandoor and then jazzed up on the tawa with ghee, onions and some more masala. Yum.
- Deep Mohanty From Faridabad

Amritsari Fried Fish - A unique Amritsar specialty. The best ones are found at Makhan Fish (Majitha Road, 5 kms from the station).
- Deep Mohanty From Faridabad

Visit Harmander Sahib (Golden Temple), the sacred worship place of the Sikhs.
- G. Nagraj From Noida