The interior really feels like an old European cafe&mdash;books piled up on the walls, warm lights, all that. We got the BBQ Cottage Cheese Pizza and Penne Arrabbiata. Pizza was good, plenty of cheese. But the penne? Small portion for the price, honestly. Left a bit hungry after that one. Service was quick though, no complaints there.

The butter chicken was rich and smoky, exactly how I like it. Price is a bit steep though. Paid almost 900 bucks for two people. Taste makes up for it, but dont come here on a budget.

The cocktails were good, no doubt. But honestly, for what they charge, I expected a bigger pour. Nice seating though, quiet enough to actually talk.

The veg Italian menu is pretty solid here. Lasagne and risotto were good, pizza crust nice and thin. Portions big enough to share. Only thing - sizzler wasn&#39;t available when I went. Bit of a letdown.

The Sunday brunch spread is huge, no doubt. I mostly stuck to the dessert counter&mdash;jalebi rabdi was rich and I lost count of how many plates I went through. Seafood section had baby lobster and sushi too, but honestly the sweets stole the show for me. Just wish the price matched what I actually ate, felt a bit steep for a brunch.

The staff actually noticed I wasn&rsquo;t feeling well and kept checking in quietly. That kind of care is rare. Portions are decent for the price too.

Been coming here for a while now. The paneer kulcha holds up every single time, and that chai is still stupidly cheap. Outdoor seating&#39;s got a nice chill vibe too.

The pasta was good but portions run small for the price&mdash;you&#39;re paying for the five-star hotel setting. Still, the wine list had a solid Barolo that paired beautifully with the truffle tagliatelle.

The dahi kachori here is solid, and staff stayed polite even when it got busy. Good spot for a quick veg bite.

Huge buffet spread &mdash; chaat, kebabs, sushi, pasta, all there. Dessert section is solid too. Service was quick and the place looks classy. Bit pricey for a regular lunch though.

Lunch thali was okay, nothing special. Starters fine but main course felt average for what they charge. Service was quick though, so good for a fast bite if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Candies is such a vibe for catching up with friends 🍰 The 25% off after 8pm is a solid deal, and that terrace seating is so nice. Place is huge too, 3-4 floors in Mumbai feels unreal.

The dine-in deal on the app was decent value. Burger came out fresh and quick, no complaints really.

Came for the street food, and honestly the freshness of the veggies in the chaat really stood out. They chop everything right there, so it feels clean, not just tasty. Prices are decent too. Only thing, the beach side gets super crowded by evening, so you&#39;re eating a bit rushed. Still, if you&#39;re into fresh ingredients, this spot works.

Been coming here for a while now. Buffet&#39;s around Rs. 2300 per head, not cheap, but the spread is solid every single time. Quality&#39;s stayed consistent, which is why I keep going back.

Decent veg options, service is quick but rushed at peak hours. Slightly pricey for the portions, taste is consistent though.

Came for the bombil fry, left pretty satisfied. It was crisp and well-seasoned, just like the old Bombay style. Also tried the crab malvani&mdash;decent heat, rich masala. Place gets busy around 8, so expect a bit of a wait. But the food held up fine. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back.

The outdoor seating here is perfect for people-watching, especially with that Hiranandani architecture as a backdrop. Date and nut shake was thick and tasty, though the peach iced tea could&#39;ve been colder.

Went for the thali, loved the pomfret fry and prawn curry. Jalebi at the end was a solid finish. Bit pricey but the quality holds up.

Decent buffet spread with a good mix of Indian dishes and desserts. Ambience is calm and well done. Food quality varies though&mdash;some dishes were great, others just okay. Service was attentive enough. Fine for a business lunch if you&#39;re nearby.

The old-world vibe is still intact, but service is a bit hit or miss. Bun maska and chai were solid, kheema pav made for a decent quick bite. If you&#39;re around Churchgate, it does the job. Nothing fancy, just honest food.

The Mexican sizzler was really good&mdash;crispy fries and the rice had just the right amount of seasoning. Mini burrito bowls were a fun little starter too. Ended with the cookiezza, which is basically a warm cookie base topped with ice cream and chocolate sauce. Messy but worth it 😅. Only thing is the place got a bit loud by the time we finished.

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