The Only Place

Jun 25, 2008

Mixed Emotions

The only place gives you a warm homely feel. The restaurant though located in the heart of the city, is tucked away in the corner of a large plot, which helps insulate it from the rush of traffic outside.

The menu does not offer too much of a variety but what they serve is worth every bite. The food is good with sizable portions and their London fish n chips is a must try. Though primarily known for its continental cuisine the menu also offers select Indian dishes to satisfy the spicy masala craving Indian tounge. There is not much the restaurant offers for the vegetarian soul, except for salads, quiche and pasta and its advisable to stear clear of the same. For desserts the delicious cheese cakes and warm apple melt in the mouth apple pies make up for lack of variety.

The decor is minimalistic, with simple wodden benches and cane chairs. There is an open central courtyard for those who would like to hold hands and gaze at stars.

Staff is friendly and prompt. The owner takes special care to visit all the tables to ensure the customers are taken care of.

There is ample car parking available in the adjacent building so the crowded museum street with limited parking shouldn't dither you to viist the place. Be sure to call in advance if you plan to visit on weekends.

Important Note: Only hitch, we found a cockroach in the food they served and the oh so very courteous and concerned owner of the restaurant didn't even offer to make the dinner on house. This was the least expected as I am a regular customer and visit the restaurant atleast twice a month. Hence the rating 2 else a 4 is what the restaurant actually deserves.

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