The menu&rsquo;s got everything from North Indian to Continental. Paneer dishes and dal fry were solid, though the sizzlers felt a bit hit or miss.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Misal pav was solid, kaju masala with roti hit the spot too. Buttermilk at the end was a good call. Place is clean, which is always a plus around here. Nothing fancy but does the job when you&#39;re craving North Indian food.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the Cottage Cheese Piri Piri Twist got me. Spicy, creamy, messy in a good way. The Caprese croissant was flaky but a bit too buttery for me. Portions are solid though, left properly stuffed. Place has that warm casual vibe, nothing fancy. Would eat that piri piri thing again for sure.

The live music on Sunday was such a nice touch. We grabbed brunch and honestly just sat there way longer than planned because the vibe was so chill. I had the eggs benedict, pretty solid. Service was a bit slow but I didn&#39;t really mind since we weren&#39;t in a rush.

The ghewar here is really good and prices are fair compared to fancier spots. Staff were friendly too. Solid place for traditional Rajasthani sweets.

The green apple sundae got me. Toppings were creative, made the whole thing feel a bit special. Base ice cream is just okay, nothing crazy. Prices are fair for what you get though. Place was a little busy when I went, but that&#39;s fine. Would grab it again if I&#39;m in the area.

Came for the hype, food was just okay. Mojito was the best part. Fine spot to hang out, but don&#39;t expect much from the kitchen.

We came here for a special occasion and they surprised us with a complimentary cake. The service was polished, no doubt. But honestly, the grilled fish felt a bit overcooked. I usually care a lot about freshness, and the texture was just okay. The sides were fresh though, nice crunch. Ambience is elegant, but I&#39;d come back mainly for the dessert, not the mains.

The mushroom tikka starter is still my go-to here. Seasoned just right, not oily. Gets a bit loud when it&#39;s packed, but I keep coming back for that dish.

Been coming here for a while now, and the hara bhara kababs never disappoint. Still my go-to order every single time. The decor is nice, gives off that local upscale feel. Only thing is the corner seating can get a bit dark, but I keep coming back for those kababs. Pricey though, so not an everyday thing for me.

Service is always quick and friendly here. Rahul and Mr. MJ remember us every time we walk in, which honestly makes such a difference.

The seating area felt a bit cramped but the food made up for it. Portions were generous and the staff stayed polite even when it got busy. Solid spot for a casual meal.

The aloo matar sandwich here is genuinely good&mdash;crisp, spiced just right, and the chutney holds it all together. It&rsquo;s pricier than your average street stall, but you can taste where the money goes. I&rsquo;d pair it with a cold beer or even a light white wine, honestly. One of the better ones I&rsquo;ve had in the city.

The paneer butter masala here tasted fresh, not the usual reheated stuff. You can tell they use good ingredients. Prices are a bit high though. I ordered the thali and honestly, the portions felt fair for what you pay. If you care about food quality over cheap eats, this place works.

Hosted a small poolside thing here last month. Food was solid and the vibe was right. Just wish the event staff were a bit more flexible with the setup.

The Very Berry Tres Leches was so fresh, not overly sweet. Biscoff shake was rich but good. Cranberry mocktail felt light and refreshing. Wish there were more healthy dessert options though.

The thali here is seriously loaded &mdash; multiple sabjis, fresh rotis, dal, kadhi, all of it tasting properly home-style. I liked how the portions were generous without being wasteful. Only thing is the seating feels a bit cramped if you&#39;re there during peak hours. But honestly, the food alone makes it worth it.

Stopped by for a quick drink before my flight. Smaller lounge but they had a decent wine selection, which surprised me. Found a nice Malbec that paired well with the snacks. Staff were attentive, Pooja especially&mdash;she actually walked me to my gate with my bags. That kind of personal touch you don&#39;t forget. Only downside was it got a bit crowded later.

Tried the falafel combo with the different sauces &mdash; pretty solid. Sauces really make it, each one has its own kick. Portion was decent for the price. Place is basic but fine for a quick bite. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot.

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