Ambience is the main draw &mdash; rustic, artistic, lots of character. Food&#39;s decent but a couple dishes lacked seasoning. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby.

The crab thali was massive, fresh, and that Konkan curry had proper punch. Sitting under the coconut palms felt nice. Staff were decent too.

Ordered ahead like they suggest on the phone. The seafood thali was the star - fried pomfret was crispy and the surmai curry had that proper homely taste. Mutton thali was good too, though I wish there was a bit more rice. Place gets busy by 8, so early dinner is smarter. Definitely going back for that pomfret.

Loved the breakfast spread here, and the mascot parade was such a fun surprise for the kids. Staff handled our Jain food requests really well too.

The fish thali had that home-cooked feel, and the prawn fry was properly crispy. But the real win was sitting outside&mdash;those green surroundings just calm you down. Only downside, peak hours mean a bit of a wait. I didn&#39;t mind much though, the breeze made up for it.

Had the veg thali for lunch. Came with kokam juice which was a nice touch. Food was decent, not too heavy. For the price it&#39;s fair. Place gets crowded around 1 so better come a bit early. Quick service though, got my food in like 10 minutes.

Pizza was proper. Tasted like the ones we had in Sicily last year. Even Rome couldn&rsquo;t match this. Crust was thin, slightly charred, toppings fresh. Place is small though, got a bit cramped by the end. But yeah, solid pie.

Good breakfast spot. Dosa and misal pav were fresh. Filter coffee hit the spot. Simple and clean place. Service was quick too. 👍

The staff actually noticed I was coughing and brought hot honey cinnamon water without me asking. Pretty thoughtful. Food was decent too, quick enough for a lunch break.

The samosa and kharwas here are proper. Stopped by while passing through Karjat and honestly, the freshness caught me off guard. Kharwas was soft, not too sweet. Samosa had a good crunch. Only thing, seating is basic, nothing fancy. But for a quick roadside stop, it does the job. Worth it if you&#39;re driving that way.

The green apple lemonade and nachos were solid picks. Red pasta leaned a bit salty though. Chill spot to hang with friends, nothing too fancy.

The chicken triple schezwan fried rice was packed with flavour, really good. Staff suggested a few things and they were spot on. Place was clean too, though it got a bit noisy later.

The strawberry cream and wood-fired pizza were fresh and tasty. Retail tastings are a nice touch, though it gets crowded on weekends.

Tasty mutton biryani and the egg masala had a nice kick to it. Tandoori roti was fresh too. Right on the main road, easy to spot. Parking&#39;s a bit tight though.

Stopped by for a poolside dinner, the Lonavla hills view was fantastic. Staff, especially Kritika and Mohammed, took good care of us. Only downside&mdash;mosquitoes showed up for dinner too. 🦟

Went in expecting a decent meal, left thinking about that aloo paratha. Perfectly crisp, not too oily. Chicken biryani had good masala, could&#39;ve used more meat though. Tried the zunka bhakar, way too dry for my liking. Maybe an off day for that dish. Place was busy, service a bit slow but food came hot.

Came here for a quick dinner and honestly the staff made it. Erica, Chandan and Nirmala were all super polite, kept checking on us without being annoying. Food was tasty too, nothing fancy but solid. Place had a nice relaxed vibe, easy to just sit and chat. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Buffet spread was decent for the price, plenty of veg options. Paneer tikka and dal makhani stood out. Service was quick but nothing special.

Been coming here for years and honestly, it never disappoints. The food tastes just as good as the first time I tried it. Service is quick too, which I appreciate. Solid spot if you&#39;re in Lonavala and want something simple without the hassle.

Been coming here for a while now. The prawns masala and rice bhakri still taste the same as the first time I tried them. That consistency is why I keep coming back. Portions are decent for what you pay. Service can be a little slow sometimes, but it&#39;s a small place so I don&#39;t mind much.

Tried this place for the first time during my Alibaug trip. The prawns pulao was surprisingly good &mdash; decent sized prawns and nice flavour. Thali portions are generous, easily enough for one person. It&#39;s a budget friendly spot, nothing fancy. Some dishes were just okay though. But for the price, I&#39;m not complaining.

Tried the mutton thali for the first time today. Honestly, the fry mutton needed more salt and the rassa was pretty watery. Bhakri was okay though. Portion felt a bit small for what they charge. Had to pay at the counter which was fine, nothing special about the service. Might try something else next time.

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