As a brand, Koshy's has been in existence for a very long time now, having catered effectively to different taste-buds in the city. Starting with the 'Parade Cafe', which serves aromatic coffee, snacks and other drinks, this chain followed up with the funky Koshy's Bar and Restaurant'. And at the suitably named 'Chill-Out', passersby can relish mouth watering ice-creams, tasty tidbits and beverages too. Then there is the recent addition 'Jewel Box' which is much sought after by well heeled corporates. While the ambiance varies across Koshy's eateries, one things that always remains constant is the flavorful cuisine they serve up day in and day out. These joints are located in a prime location near the Bible Society of India and St. Mark's Cathedral.
Sunny's is known all over the city for its excellent food and desserts. The menu is mostly European with dishes like Spaghetti Primavera, Greek Salad with Feta cheese or melt-in-the-mouth desserts such as Philadelphia Cream Cheese Cake, dominating the menu. Homesick foreigners craving for some continental style comfort food often finds themselves here when they need a break from the spices and chutneys of Indian cuisine. Interestingly, you can get your pet along. They can sit in the garden while you eat out in the open or inside. The interiors are done up in soft colors with dim lighting. A few illuminated tables make the food look more attractive. Sunny's has a bar which serves some interesting cocktails and spirits to liven your mood.
Barbeque Nation is a unique grill-your-own-food restaurant that lets customers paint their to-be barbecued food with an assortment of oils and flavors at their own personal table-grill. The chain became instantly popular when it was launched, and continues to entertain BBQ lovers throughout the country. While you can barbecue your starters, buffet main course is also quite good. To keep authentic, they use a charcoal grill that does wonders for the smoky taste we all know and love. You can also organize private events and parties are also hosted by the restaurant.
This one's for the egg-lovers. A specialty restaurant on St. Marks Road, The Egg Factory, as the name suggests, serves only eggs. The idea of opening up such a restaurant was inspired by the role that egg plays in the diet of the non-meat eating populace in the city. In terms of cuisine, the menu spans quite a few from Indian and Mexican to French and Italian, you name it. Apart from this, there are also a few innovative home-grown recipes that are worth-trying. The only other thing apart from eggs on the menu is a little selection of beverages and smoothies, so people who don't really enjoy eggs don't have much of an option. There's tons of stuff to try and egg lovers are bound to thoroughly enjoy this place. Check website for more information.
Created out of the need of space at its first location, Pecos on Brigade Road is a wildly popular pub spread over a sprawling space of four floors. While the first floor is dominated by arresting artwork by graphic novelist George Mathun, the second floor pays ode to several artists. The best part of the pub is reserved for the fourth floor, where patrons can relax on a serene terrace patio with a drink.
An undiscovered gem in the UB City, Cafe Noir serves delectable French cuisine in its French-themed eatery. Designed to appeal to any self-proclaimed Francophile, this breezy yet cozy cafe welcomes guests with hearty breakfast specials that spill over to late lunches and go on till tea time. Sample the delights of their freshly baked breads, paired with traditional French cheeses and light wines. Quiches, salads and soups aside, there are also several desserts and pastries that are bound to hold anyone's attention.