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If you love your craft beers and are familiar with Bangalore breweries then “The Biere Club” would definitely be in the list of your top 5 breweries to head to. Holding the distinction of being the first Craft Brewery in Bangalore, they are celebrating their 6th year and have launched a New Menu to commemorate
Aloft Cessna Business Park’s restaurant Nook brings to you flavours from different countries across the globe and this June they are hosting the Spice Route Food Festival showcasing the journey of flavours from Yemen to Gujarat. The festival is ongoing from 12th -23rd June 2017. The Food festival features a combination of what the spice
Farzi Cafe needs no introduction as their concept of Indian cuisine with a modern twist is well known and appreciated in Bangalore. Summer being synonymous with mangos, Farzi Cafe was not far behind in curating a mango based menu for food lovers in Bangalore to feast on. I landed up visiting on a weekday afternoon
So finally I made to this part of town but to visit another restaurant but to my bad luck it was closed. So all my plans (which included visions of what I would order!) were crushed and that’s when I realized there was a place I have never tried before and a little cajoling from
Pondicherry’s food culture reflects its chequered history and is a multi-cultural amalgamation of Tamil, French and Portuguese influences. Here’s my list of the restaurants to enjoy the different variety of food in Pondicherry: BAKER STREET – French Delicacies Store Baker Street is a popular French style bakery started in 2008. As Pondicherry is known for its French connections,
If someone asks me what is my favourite dish, my answer would always remain the same i.e. Biryani. After all me and probably 80% of the people I know love to feast on a good biryani. There could not be a better time for this blog post as it is Ramadan and this time is
Barbeque Nation is a name everyone is quite familiar with. They brought the concept of unlimited grills to Bangalore and there has been no turning back since 2007. I still recollect their first branch in Indira Nagar where I had my first meal at their restaurant with a few good friends and we ate for
Fisherman’s Wharf has been on my radar for a while now and this blog post is coming in quite late though I managed a 2nd visit within a span of one month. The first visit was intentional and I made time to specifically visit them for lunch as I had heard a lot about their food.
Sometimes a place beckons you with its catchy name and being in the popular food destination “Koramangala” in Bangalore definitely adds to the curiosity. Though I have been to many restaurants in and around Jyothi Nivas College, I have never given Dice N Dine an opportunity though I have visited their neighbouring restaurants many a time.
“Hoot” a very different sounding brewery caught my attention when they opened in Bangalore a while ago. However considering they are located about 22 kms away, I always hesitated driving all the way. Recently thanks to a few friends I got the chance to make my way here on a pleasant Sunday evening. I have never
