Local businesses in Meerut
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 132
- Tanu Vaishno Bhojanalaya; Bhola Dhaba; Ganga Hotel; Secret Sauce; The Food Club; Bittu Vaishno Hotel; Red Chilli; Veer Ji Malai Chaap Waale; Chai Sang Tafri; Chandni Chowk Food Court
- Clothing shops: 95
- Kavita Sarees; Biba Factory Outlet; Bindals; Vidyarthi Khadi Bhandar; Tirupati Home Comfort; Aakarshak Sarees; Aakash Ganga Sarees; Batra Saree Center; Dhama Saree Center; Parakram
- Jewellers: 28
- Candere; Gitanjali Jewellers; Gopal Jee Jewellers; H.B. Sons Jewellers; Punjab Jewellers; Soni Jewellers; Swarn Mahal Jewellers; Zevar; Oram Jewellers; Silver & Beyond
- Supermarkets: 16
- Arora Garments, Family Wear; North River, Men's shirts and Trousers; Raj Saree Mahal, Ladies suits and sarees; Bata Footwears; Frozen supermarket; Gift Shop; Kailash Diary; Khadim's Footwear; Monte Carlo Outlet; Titan Watch Company
- Salons and beauty shops: 40
- Virendra Hair Saloon; Beauty Box and Academy; Gitanjali Studio; Harshita Beauty Parlor; Jatin Hair Saloon; Attitude Parlour & Makeup Studio; Beauty Shots; Beauty Shots Salon; Neetu Makeup Studio; Parivartan Hair Saloon
- Clinics: 54
- Bhupal Nursing Home; Child Care Centre; Dayanand Nursing Home; Dr. Tyagi Polyclinic and Maternity Home; Dr.Chaurasia Nursing Home; Hemkunt Nursing Home; Jeevan Jyoti Nursing Home; Rajesh Kumar Gupta; Saathi Clinic; Sangeeta Nursing Home and Maternity Centre
- Schools: 43
- Dewan Public School; Dream India School; DPS Kids; Darshan Academy; Karan Public School; Meerut Public Girls' School; Kanohar Lal Saket Girls Inter College; Sophia Girls School; Meerut Public School; St. John's Senior Secondary School
Meerut facts
- District
- Meerut district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 13,05,429
- Area
- about 141.94 sq km, about 218 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 250001 (Meerut Cantt), 250002 (Meerut Tehsil), 250003 (Meerut Kutchery), 201003 (Meerut Road)
- Places nearby
- St. John's Church (church, 4 km)
- Local economy
- Meerut is an important industrial town of western Uttar Pradesh, traditionally known for handloom work and its scissors industry. It was among the first cities in northern India to have publishing set up, in the 19th century.
- Culture and food
- Holi, Dussehra, Diwali and Eid are all celebrated in Meerut. The Nauchandi Mela, which began in 1672, is held about two weeks after Holi and lasts roughly 15 days.
- History
- Excavations at Vidura-ka-Tila, about 37 km north-east of Meerut, in 1950–52 suggested that the area holds the remains of Hastinapur, the capital of the Kauravas and Pandavas in the Mahabharata.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.