Forum Shantiniketan hadn’t really impressed us with its dining options, so we were a bit circumspect. But the microbrewery delivered on all counts – ambiance, beer, food, service and music, and after a long while, we now have a place in these parts we don’t mind repeating!
Bohemians does a great job on doing right by the name, both in terms of the ambiance, and the menu. A visit is warranted only for the excellent decor, but the food is delightful too. Contrary to what I had heard, the service isn’t bad either. If you’re in Indiranagar, drop in for a unique experience.
Punkah House, with its elegant colonial style ambiance, manages to transport you away from the bustle of 12th Main, Indiranagar. Not an easy task! That, coupled with the unique food, and curated cocktails you’re unlikely to find anywhere else, makes it a place that’s absolutely worth visiting.
Lord of the Drinks manages to serve decent food and drinks in a fine ambiance, but does leave the wallet a little lighter. There are a bunch of options around, and this is definitely not the one ring to rule them all. But if you’re around these parts, you might want to give it a try.
Cobaja serves traditional Karnataka fare – not just the tried and tested Coorg and Konkan cuisines, but relatively lesser known ones like Mandya, Hubli and Belagavi too. The food is delectable, and the unique ambiance adds a lot to the overall experience. Just like their Carnatic fusion playlist, there is an excellent harmony of the old and the new here. If you’re in the city centre, this is a must try!