Hadapsar

This is the least seedy bar I have found in Hadapsar. It has 2 floors with an air-conditioned room on the ground floor. TV exists.

Food is strictly mediocre. Most of the times they won't serve kababs and you have to make do with the Chicken chilly starter. But, the mutton thali is the saving grace. It has a "wati" of mutton broth, mutton kheema in addition to a very maharashtrian "liquid" mutton gravy - with chapatis and rice. Its a very satisfying dinner to have after a couple of beers.

Not many people living nearby know about this place - maybe because its hidden inside a huge (and mostly deserted) cubic complex called MegaCenter. I went there yesterday and was pleasantly surprised with food quality. Its truly great value for money. The sabzi we got was better then most other wannabe hi-profile restaurants. And yes, the Tandoori Chicken was great.

This place is really great for people living in Magarpatta City because the alternatives are Deccan Harvest (which is too expensive) or Bashri (which is too boring).

Don't be fooled by the "Cafe" in the name - you get good meals here.

Courtyard is one of the few places in Hadapsar gaav that serves decent indian food.

It's a bungalow converted into a restaurant, which means there is a nice open seating area, with a kebab/tandoor counter.

Good kebabs and tikkas, and chilled beer, so it's good kebab-beer venue.

The indoor restaurant area is also nice, and they have a couple of party rooms that they hire out as well.

Ok, now the food. Excellent chicken and mutton kebabs/tikkas, though the fish wasn't very fresh.

Good veg starters as well.

The main course is better-than-average indian and indian-chinese, and they serve continental as well, but I didn't try any of it.

Excellent warm apple pie with ice cream. Don't miss it.

The ambience is very homely , the low lighting , bedsheet covered tables , cushion pillows , rusty lamp shades , old tape recorders , typical remote indian kitchens and earthen vessels ... lo...you are at home!!

For the north indian tongue, the food is good except for few mal-attempts like chaats(aaloo chats are a no no!)!

The drinks are average..

Cant figure out the difference between Chaas & Salted Lassi and Punjabi Lassi & Sweet Lassi!:$$$

Added features : customisation of food in terms of spice and other factors, complimentary drinks and warm hospitality!

so watsay..

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