Local businesses in Kolkata
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 193
- Jhaal Farezi; Lamprini Cafe; Burger Bite; Krazee Kulcha; Chowman Gouribari; Bamboo (Modern Asian Cuisine); Beijing Restaurant; Bikharam Chandmal; Haldiram's Prabhuji Factory Outlet; Kalika
- Clothing shops: 33
- Manish Creations (Kakurgachi); Gatha; Ms. Lal Fashions; SACHI SAREES; Sulemon & sons; Appu puppu; WNW; Adi Mohini Mohan Kanjilal; Essence; New Benarashi House
- Jewellers: 10
- PC Chandra Jewellers; M. P. Jewellers; B SIRKAR JOHUREE; Manik Chand Jewellers; Mittal Gold and Silvers; Nemichand Bamalwa & Sons (J) Park Street; Chandrani Pearls; Bengal jewelry; Giva; Tanishq
- Supermarkets: 11
- Sealdah Market; Maniktala Fish Market; Sealdah Flower Market; Happy Birthday Wishes; Burrabazar Wholesale Market; more. Supermarket; Big Bazaar Supermarket; Nature's Basket; Reliance Smart Bazaar; More
- Salons and beauty shops: 10
- Skylark; Colors; Nice Choice Beauty Parlour; Rahees Hair Studio; Desires; Trendz; The Thai Aura Spa; Patna Hair Dressing Saloon; Hair and Skin Care Salon; Javed Habib
- Clinics: 39
- Park Clinic, Kolkata; Ramkrishna Medical Complex Nursing Home; Sunflower Nursing Home, Kolkata; Capitol Nursing Home; Circular Nursing Home; Don View Nursing Home; Emily Nursing Home; Federation Nursing Home; H.P.Poddar Memorial Clinic And Nursing Home; Merryland Nursing Home
- Schools: 39
- Bhutnath Mahamaya School; PW Govt Exam Wallah Kolkata; Purwanchal Vidyamandir; St. James' School; Birla High School; Deshabandhu Vidyapith; Beleghata Deshabandhu High School (Main); Calcutta Boys School; A. G. Church School; Kazi Nazrul Islam School
Kolkata facts
- District
- Kolkata district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 44,96,694 (45,80,544 in 2001)
- Area
- about 206.08 sq km, about 9 m above sea level
- People
- 899 females per 1,000 males; 87.14% literacy
- PIN codes
- 700052 (Kolkata Airport Po), 700002 (Kolkata Armed Police), 700053 (Kolkata Mint), 700073 (Kolkata University)
- Places nearby
- Asutosh Museum of Indian Art (museum, 1 km), Osmond Memorial Church (church, 1 km), Fatima Church (church, 2 km), St. James' Church (church, 2 km)
- Getting there
- Public transport includes the suburban railway, the Kolkata Metro, trams, rickshaws, taxis and buses.
- History
- Kolkata comes from Kolikata, one of three villages that existed before the British arrived; the other two were Sutanuti and Govindapur.
- Education
- Schools in Kolkata teach mainly in Bengali and English, with Urdu and Hindi also used in central Kolkata.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.