We went here for a special dinner and honestly the staff handled it really well. I asked for a candle and a small cake last minute, they just did it without any fuss. Food was decent, big spread, but everything was a bit mild for my taste. Portion sizes were fair though, especially for the price we paid. Not bad if you&#39;re okay with subtle flavors.

Tried the burger here with my friends last week and honestly it&rsquo;s one of the best I&rsquo;ve had in Mumbai. Juicy, well-seasoned, messy in the best way. We were too full for dessert but the menu looked tempting. Just make sure you book a table before going, it gets packed and we had to wait a bit. Worth it though 😄

Solid veg options in SoBo. Paneer khurchan was good, sushi surprisingly decent. Service quick too.

The place is a bit hidden but valet makes it easy. Inside feels like a calm old-school spot. We mainly came for the teas and those were solid, desserts were a nice finish too. Good for a chill catch-up with friends 🙂

The English breakfast tray did the job. Avocado scrambled egg sandwich on brioche was the better pick. Soft bread, decent portion. Sunday brunch crowd was there but service kept up. No complaints for the price.

we stayed at the Trident and had breakfast everyday at The Frangipani.my word I cannot compliment it enough. all good was to high quality standard, fresh, authenticity, hygiene, service, hospitality of staff and I could go on and on. if you want amazing food I would take a visit.

The South Indian thali is a solid pick if you want to try a little of everything. Portions are decent for what you pay. The mango festival special felt a bit overpriced though.

The staff handled our last-minute order without any fuss. Almond rocks and pralines were really good. Place is tiny but the service makes up for it.

The buffet spread is quite big and the sushi was fresh. Service was friendly but our on-table orders took a while to arrive. Desserts were okay, mains could be better. Still, a decent meal for the price.

The food was decent and prices felt fair for what you get. Staff tried to be helpful, though we did have one mix-up with our order. What stood out to me most was the seating area&mdash;it&rsquo;s comfortable enough, but the lack of proper cooling made it a bit stuffy on a warm evening. Would&rsquo;ve liked a bit more airflow while eating.

The light show on the building outside is pretty cool, caught my eye while walking by. Buffet spread is simple but decent, nothing fancy but food tastes fine. Had to wait about 20 minutes to get seated though, place was packed. If you&#39;re not in a hurry, it&#39;s okay for a casual meal.

The starters and desserts were really good, especially the live grill counter. That part was fun to watch. Main course felt a bit average though, could be better. But for the price, it was a decent buffet. Staff let us sit longer without rushing us, which I appreciated. Would come back for the starters alone.

The hot chocolate and chocolate shake are the real deal here. Had the chutney sandwich too, it was okay, nothing special. Place has that old Pune vibe, nice to sit and watch people. Just don&#39;t come expecting fancy food. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re nearby.

The dining hall is massive, like stepping into another era. We grabbed a table right away, which surprised me given the size of the place. Food was decent, nothing crazy, but the vibe made up for it. Service was quick too, our order came out before we even settled in properly. If you want a meal with some old-school character, this works.

The butter chicken here is what keeps me coming back. Rich, creamy, just the right amount of spice. Had it with garlic naan, tore through it in minutes. Portion size is decent for the price. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the decor or anything else, honestly. Just focused on the food.

The sabudana vada was good, misal pav needed more heat though. Ask for extra spice if you like it hot. Green chilli dosa had a nice podi kick. Kothimbir wadi was okay, nothing crazy.

Went for the Punjabi food festival last week. Makki di roti with sarson da saag was the real deal&mdash;earthy, fresh, not too oily. The lassi was thick and creamy, balanced the spice well. Gajar ka halwa was decent, though slightly sweeter than I&#39;d like. Portions felt right for the price. Would go back for that saag again.

Stopped by for a quick bite before heading back. Got the paneer tikka and garlic naan. Food was solid, came out fast enough. Place has karaoke going on, so it&#39;s a bit loud if you&#39;re just trying to eat and leave. But the vibe is decent. Fine for a casual hangout, not really a quiet dinner spot.

Stopped by for a late breakfast on a weekday. The sourdough pizza was pretty good, crust had a nice chew. Breakfast platter was decent too, filling without being heavy. Place was quiet, which I appreciated. Service was fine, nothing rushed. Maybe a bit slow on the coffee refill, but not a big deal. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Been coming here for a while now and the buffet stays consistent. Lots of veg options, starters and desserts always solid. Moong daal halwa is still my favourite thing on the menu. Service can get a bit slow when it&#39;s packed, but the food keeps me coming back.

The breakfast buffet here is decent. They have a live dosa and paratha counter outside, which is the main draw. Tea station was a nice touch as well. Pretty good spread for the price, though it does get a bit crowded if you go late. Fine for a relaxed morning meal.

The mutton nalli nihari was properly rich and fall-off-the-bone tender. Dabba ghost had good masala too.

The strawberry cream here is decent &mdash; fresh and flavourful, though the portion felt a bit small. It&#39;s right in the main market, so parking&#39;s a hassle, but fine for a quick treat.

We&rsquo;ve been here a few times now, and honestly, the staff just gets it. Mr. Arun Majhi remembered our kid&rsquo;s preferences from last visit and adjusted the meal without us even asking. The butter naan was soft, lassi was thick and sweet. Just a really comfortable spot for families. Only thing&mdash;gets a bit busy on weekends, but that&rsquo;s about it.

The cheese garlic naan and paneer butter masala were spot on. Mango cheesecake finished it well. Service was quick even with the crowd.

Been coming here for a while now. Sushi and dumpling spread is solid every single time, never had a bad batch. Dessert counter&#39;s got enough to finish strong too.

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