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Thin, blistered crust from the wood oven, with tomato, mozzarella, oregano and olive oil.
A rooftop café among the deodars on Manu Temple Road. Israeli breakfasts, wood-fire pizza and river trout from 8:30 in the morning to 1 at night, and rooms upstairs for when you can’t bring yourself to leave.
Non Stop is a rooftop café and a homestay on Manu Temple Road. The kitchen opens at 8:30 in the morning and closes at 1 at night. In between: Israeli breakfast, wood-fire pizza, river trout off the tandoor, and a lot of people who meant to leave yesterday.
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Four rooms to eat in, one roof to watch the valley from. Swipe the photos sideways to look around.Keep scrolling and we’ll walk you through.
Israeli, Italian, Indian, Tibetan and Chinese, all cooked fresh to order. Here are four plates guests keep coming back for; the full menu, with prices, is one tap away.
Thin, blistered crust from the wood oven, with tomato, mozzarella, oregano and olive oil.
River trout off the tandoor, served with chips and rice. Priced by the size of the fish.
Penne in bright basil pesto, with parsley garlic bread. Simple, green, gone in minutes.
Golden schnitzel with penne in red sauce, salad and a garlic dip.
Tell us about allergies: gluten-free and vegan plates are made on request.
A few steps along Manu Temple Road. Pure vegetarian and vegan, fresh-pressed juices, and vegan cookery classes if you want to take a recipe home.
Clean, warm rooms with hot showers and mountain views, one floor above the café. Backpacker counting rupees or family after a proper balcony, there’s a bed here, and breakfast is one staircase away.
Booking.com shows live availability and confirms instantly. WhatsApp is best for dorm beds, long stays and special requests. Rates change with the season, so the estimate above is a guide.
9 in 10 guests give four stars or more. On Tripadvisor the café holds 4.9 out of 5.
“I came to Manali for 2 days and ended up staying here for almost 70. I live in hotels year-round for work, so let me tell you: the hospitality and the food are the best in Manali for the price. They made me feel at home.”
“Great vibe, perfect location and warm hospitality. A special thanks to Vijay bhai, who personally helped me with every problem. One of the most genuine and kind hosts I’ve met.”
“The pizza was thin crust, which made it crispy. The dal tadka was the best and the kadhai paneer took the lead. And the mango lassi, omg, the best.”
“Spacious room, and I was able to check in very early, which I appreciated after a night bus from Ambala. The whole team is really friendly and attentive.”
“One of the best cafés in Old Manali for the price. I was here for a week and came back multiple times. The Israeli food was 10/10.”
“A must-visit café in Old Manali for Israeli food. Shoutout to Sonu for always being so kind and welcoming.”
“Pasta, tandoori chicken tikka and cheese chilli garlic naan, all very tasty. Friendly service, and the staff are very nice.”
“Such a lovely place, with gorgeous views.”
We’re on Manu Temple Road in Old Manali, right next to Himalayan Organic, just across the Old Manali bridge over the Manalsu. From the bus stand it’s 2.2 km: a short taxi ride, or half an hour on foot through town. The routes below come from real map data.