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Manish Gupta 14 months ago

Good place for weekend vibes with your buddies.
We enjoyed the ambience, specially the DJ of this Saturday was awesome who made whole cafe rocking. If you are having in group try to avoid taking beer bucket because we felt it's diluted (it might be our own experience maybe some others not felt) take individual drinks. In food non veg and veg starter was wonderful well cooked less oily. Main course was also fine.
Overall ✨✨✨✨ for this cafe.

Shiva B 23 months ago

The overall ambience is ok. The food is reasonably good but there is a long wait time. Charges are competitive, music is Bollywood and loud so you can enjoy for sure apart from tapping your feel for a while. Privacy guaranteed.

Rajiv Bajaj 23 months ago

DARK, DINGY, LOUD, STALE AIR, AVOIDABLE.

These are just some of the words I can think of to describe the place. I visited the pub recently with some friends.

Apparently they have some all-inclusive packages that you can choose, and we had opted for house brands of unlimited liquor with snacks (without dinner), for which we had to pre-pay the amount at the time of entry itself.

For a Friday evening the place wasn't too crowded and we were given a table close to the entrance. The first thing about the place that hits you is the dark and dingy ambience with LOUD music - mostly Punjabi songs. The place is narrow and long, and with tables placed on both sides of the passage, the passage itself also serves as the dance floor, which means that if you need to walk from one end to another you have to negotiate your way through people dancing on the "floor".

They also serve Sheesha / Hookah at the tables and within the confined space the air reeks of stale smoke, which is not exactly ideal in Covid times.

Despite not being full, the service was quite slow. Most of us were beer drinkers, barring one or two persons who opted for hard liquor. The beer was served in king sized pitchers with tap and was actually quite good and refreshing.

What was extremely disappointing, however, was the food. Firstly it was too dark to even see what was being served, and that makes me extremely uncomfortable because I like to be able to see what I am being fed. We had to actually use our phone flashlight to see what was being served.

Of the six varieties of snacks served, four were barely edible. The only items which were somewhat palatable were Paneer Tikka, some kind of fried potatoes and Tandoori Chicken. The rest of the items were tasteless and not worth mentioning.

Oh, one more thing - the toilet was horribly unclean and stinking.

Not a great experience overall, and I don't foresee myself repeating it, ever.