Situated bang on the streets of Leh market with a serene vibe. Value for money food, if you're a foodie it should be on your go to list on your next trip to Ladakh. Vinod assisted us on the table, such a nice gentleman with knack of hospitality. Can definitely look forward and prefer him for your dining assistance. 5 stars for food, ambience, staff's efforts hospitality and the vibe! Rightly located and correctly managed. Cheers!

The only place in Leh with live music on the terrace. Very pleasant atmosphere, always crowded, menu under different cuisines of the world (European, American and Indian). The price tag on food is respectively touristy and high. Indian food is 2-3 times cheaper than European food.

Loved this place.. Was worth it.. Good was amazing.. The staff was amazing as well, especially vinod... Served us with smile... All love for this place

The Terrace has prominent signage in the Leh Market. Its I ❤ Terrace sign is pretty prominent from street-level. It's always nice sitting on an open terrace at Leh, more so it has views, but I was mystified by the Terrace's apparent popularity with foreign tourists. So, on a cloudy afternoon I climbed up a flight of beautiful wooden stairs to an amazingly large space. It's a terrace alright. Its spaciousness isn't evident from street-level. The Terrace has an indoor dining area, perhaps for chilly Ladakhi days, but its clear draw is the large terrace where seating is in two parts - an uncovered terrace which is covered by a cloth awning on especially sunny days, and a pleasant shaded area with a thick coir and cane covering. The ambience is enhanced by music, dance and techno. The Terrace's menu is eclectic, global cuisine plus Indian. Backpackers may find its prices a stretch. Even the humble banana shake is USD 2.5 and the same goes for finger chips. I ordered a butter chicken(half), and tandoori rotis. The food is certainly yumm. The Terrace definitely has a good kitchen. There was nothing by way of accompaniment - not even a humble slice of a cucumber or onion. The Terrace certainly has built up a name despite the pricey menu, coz this is the busiest restaurant in Leh I've ever seen. There was a constant flow of happy diners, and the terrace was more or less at full capacity.

Very nice restaurant in leh . I visted this place in first week of august . Open area dining is also available. We dine in at night . Very pleasant place . A singer is also there for entertainment. Tasty food . We tried there paneer labandar, momo , dal tDka, tandoor roti. Fried rice. All were very tasty. Must try this place if you are in leh main market

So we are on a road trip covering Manali to Leh and From the moment we stepped foot into The Terrace, we were enveloped in an atmosphere of genuine warmth and hospitality. Hands down we had the besttt food here ! Mr.Geerish was really hospitable and ambience was really nice. Totally recommending this to someone who is a foodie. If you didn't had food here your trip is totally a waste guys.

Great food and vibe. Live music and ambience was amazing. Spaghetti and pasta was delicious. Highly recommended for lunch and dinner.

The Terrace is in the heart of the main market opposite SBI . Its on the first floor and has a beautiful outdoor sitiing space , place has good vibe and if you are lucky to get the corner you will have beautiful view of the leh Palace and main market . I tried hot nutella and grilled chicken with mashed potato and soute veg and it was yum . Almond pudding in desert was icing on the cake . I would highly recommend this place looking for good food and amazing vibe . Kudos to Raaj for good service

Best restaurant in leh with amazing view . We tried farm house pizza and grilled chicken . Also desert almond pudding was super delicious.

This is my 3rd time at this place. Leh feels incomplete without coming to this place every year. Apart from the great food, the place has a different vibe and the staff is highly trained (Especially Vinod). This place never disappoints.. Should be in your wish list if you are planning to visit Leh. Cheers!