Lindsay Street
Lindsay Street is a street connecting Chowringhee Avenue with Mirza Ghalib Street (previously known as Free School Street) in Calcutta.
New Market, Globe Cinema, Badshah restaurant and bar, and Hotel Lindsay are some important landmarks on this street.
New Market
Also known as Hogg Market, it used to be an upscale shopping area. It houses the famous Jewish Bakery, Nahoum. During Christmas, New Market stores sell Christmas ornaments, fake Christmas trees, and fruit cakes, which are traditional Christmas Day breakfasts for Kolkatans of all religions. To reduce congestion in the area, an underground parking lot has been built there. There is also an underground shopping mall. Today, New Market has lost much of its glory to modern shopping malls that have appeared in Kolkata.
Street-side snacks
On the narrow street next to the Globe movie theatre, you will find many street food vendors selling various tasty snacks. These include bhel puri, phuchka, chicken rolls, alu kabli, kulfi, and alu tikia.
Shopping
There are many outlets on this short street selling dresses, shoes, and other goods. On the sidewalk, you will find vendors selling high-quality leather belts for $3 to $4 each.
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