Tag: restaurant
SodaBottleOpenerWala – Quaint name, standard food
I had been hearing about SodaBottleOpenerWala since quite some time before I made it there. It is located on Lavelle Road which didn’t make it easy for me to plan a trip there soon. I finally made it here last month for lunch with a friend. We didn’t need reservations. I just called in to…
The Ruby Slipper Cafe
Go to The Ruby Slipper Cafe for a breakfast and prepare for a leisurely meal, because it will take time, and it will be worth it.
House of Kebabs – A decent house, but no home
I walked in House of Kebabs for lunch one day when I was supposed to wait in Basavangudi for a couple of hours for an errand. The name and ratings sounded appealing and I decided to try this place out.
Black Mug Cafe – An Unexpected find
Another week, another cafe. I was quite surprised to find one in my own backyard. I just started searching for “Nearby” cafes on the Zomato app, not expecting anything. I actually found a cafe not even a kilometre from my house and I was shocked. I went to try Black Mug Cafe the very same…
Grill Inn – Loaded inn cheese
Cheese! That’s the one word review for Grill Inn. You love cheese? Go here.
Muffets and Tuffets – Not a cafe
Muffets and Tuffets is nice for an occasional lunch but it is little on the nose for regular cafe visits. The value for money is not great. The first day, it costed me Rs. 1000 for the burger, steak, coffee, drink, and pastries.
Le Charcoal – Non français
Just a fancy name does not a fancy restaurant make. Le Charcoal is good and could use some improvement and for that I can happily rate it 3.5 out of 5 stars.
Krazzy Folds – Not that crazy after all
We were planning for a family dinner for the weekend and going through the usual list of restaurants. We eventually decided to try something new and found Krazzy Folds in my list of bookmarks. It had great reviews on Zomato and I was looking forward to try it.
Maiya’s Express – Not really express
I climbed up the stairs of Maiya’s Express in JP Nagar and found that there was hardly any place to stand. I went through the door at the side to find their store. The seating area is just through a open doorway.
Corner House – Preserving the memories
Corner House has always been one of Bangalore’s iconic hangouts. It stands firm with it’s traditions while the city around it keeps changing. I remember their excellent hot chocolate fudge and cake fudge, two of my favourites from their short, but full menu.