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A fitness-freak’s dream come true, Le Soleil, Energy Cafe & Lounge, has a mouth-wateringly fresh menu. Multi-grain pancakes, salads, paninis, ciabattas, wholewheat pizzas and wraps, vibrant high- energy drinks, pro-biotic yoghurt, tofu, oysters, water chestnuts, wheatgrass and flax-seed meals, all make their way into their extremely healthy food options.
Hot favourites are the multi-grain fibre crunch (a salad of cous-cous, barley and unpolished rice, combined with cheese and vegetables); Read more...
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Artisanal bread that’s baked on a stone oven, farm fresh ingredients and honeycomb-hued interiors redolent of character and class, Le Pain Quotidien is the city’s newest boulangerie and here to stay, by the looks of it. Read more...
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Happy tummies with happy pockets, that’s a rare combination to find. This search however ends at Grillopolis.
The beautiful and cozy restaurant has two sections; the ground floor- reserved for buffet and the lounge/bar on the 1st floor for drinks and A la carte. The bartender mixing brilliant cocktails and Eric Clapton, Bon Jovi playing live on a big screen makes for a surreal experience. Read more...
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It almost feels like being in a restaurant in Mexico, when in Sanchos. The service is excellent in this cozy restaurant. The ingredients used, the nachos, the tortillas, the habaneros (chillies) are Mexican imports. Victor, the chef, also from Mexico says “at Sanchos we try to give you the best of Tex-Mex along with a slice of the more traditional”. Read more...
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Hangla is a Bengali slang word that’s used playfully to express gluttony. The owner Mr. Ghosh says that the name represents Bengali street fare.
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| Unplugg was launched in mid-February 2010 as a restobar. Spaced over two floors, it features a smoking section. Retro and country music make this establishment suitable for varied age groups, all wanting a relaxed, nostalgic experience.
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| Rainforest is designed along the theme of a forest cave, with a spacious set-up and machaans. They serve a few quirky, original alcoholic treats like the Smirnoff Golas (Smirnoff with kala khatta sherbet) and Smirnoff with coconut water (served in coconuts). |
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| The Abbott Hotel is a well-known destination in Sector 2, Vashi. Established in 1986 by Mr. Abbott, the place is now run by his sons. The hotel is famous for the Cottage Bar, a theme restaurant/bar that has a single, thatched sloping roof for a ceiling.
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Junction is a multi-cuisine takeaway joint that’s fairly popular in Malad west. Located near Evershine Nagar, they offer home delivery up to Kandivali.
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10:59 PM
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| Standing atop the 34th floor of Four Seasons Hotel over the chaotic streets of the city is Aer. Mumbai’s very own rooftop bar has the lustrous night sky for a crown. Clean lines and a breathtaking panoramic vista of the city transport one to an interplanetary level of uber-cool!
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3:51 AM
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| La Kebabiya, a multi-cuisine resto-lounge located near Infiniti Mall, Lokhandwala opened in January 2010. The establishment is split into two sections: the fine dining section and the hookah bar.
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| Golden Grill, a newbie on Carter Road’s Khau Galli has replaced the mutli-cuisine Lisantro. Although a recent addition, this restaurant is already in the race vying for patrons. Before the unexciting and bland setting prompts you to exhaust the other options, remember never to judge a book by its cover.
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| Torrp It Up was launched on April 8, 2010. The idea behind this eatery is that they offer torpedo sandwiches, famous in New York, as full fledged meals. They believe a sandwich is a meal and not just a snack.
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3:57 AM
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| The love of cupcakes will sooner or later take you to this cute little joint on Hill Road. The aroma of the place is enticing beyond measure and one is compelled to indulge.
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3:36 AM
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| A household name in Bandra, Tavaa has become a landmark on Turner Road for Moghlai cuisine. If you like it grilled and fried, this is the place! Order their Chicken/Mutton Mix Grill, with four different kinds of kebabs and botis.
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3:34 AM
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| Old world décor at Tamnak Thai is a charming attraction and the menu promises oodles of authenticity. The Tom Yum Prawn Soup is very popular amongst the diners and so is the Som Tum Papaya Salad. The Thai Green Curry is a good option as well.
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3:29 AM
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| Sujata Annexe caters mostly to the locals who stop by for some Punjabi or Indian Chinese food. A few families, a shy couple in the corner and a few office goers are typically who you would expect to find here.
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3:26 AM
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| This all vegetarian eatery at Dadar provides for quite an experience. Buzzing interiors, busy waiters and binging customers set the mood for a very casual and quick paced meal.
It’s all about VFM here.
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3:21 AM
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| The Rice Boat puts spicy Keralite cuisine back on the map! The ambience sports a bright, cheerful décor highlighted by soft lighting and soothing music.
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3:19 AM
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| The ambience at Royal Fantasy is conventional, yet comfortable. Large cubicle couches separate you from other parties and ensure private dining. The lights are dimmed and soft, instrumental music is streamed.
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