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Category:
Cafes in Bangalore , Museums in Bangalore
- 9448081969
- 15, Wheeler Road, Frazer Town , Bangalore
Reviews of Legends Motorcycling Café & Museum
first reviewed by ednasangeeta-
nickshady
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Nothing Great as previous reviews suggest 2011-12-11
Had been to this place around 8 30 on a Saturday evening. I was looking forward to some quality and tasty food, nice coffee and a relaxed evening with the boys. But all I was left was with a back ache as the chairs there are really uncomfortable and a stomach that wasn't really comfortable with what was put in it. We ordered for a Vegetarian Red Sauce Pasta (90/-), Veg Sandwich(45/-) and Flaky Fried Chicken(75/-). The Pasta was average and probably justifies the price. The Flaky Fried chicken was good according to my friend. But the Veg Sandwich was absolutely worthless. I am no cook and I make... read more -
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jbash
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2nd Visit to Motorcycle Cafe 2011-11-30
Blame it on the chicken sandwich which got us back here while we were returning back home from Ooty..we were hungry as we did not have proper lunch. Reached this place around 8pm. The cafe was buzzing with people and Prabhu (owner) was very humble to have taken the order and even bothered checking what kind of pasta we would prefer. We ordered Chicken Sandwich, Red Pasta and another dish. It was served in a reasonable time and as before we had a good experience.
Ambiance 5/5
Food and Service 5/5
Moderately priced.
Thanks Prabhu for a good experience and keep up the same standar -
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jbash
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Joy Ride ! 2011-11-12
To start with this place offers a very different ambiance which is based on the old retro look.Prabhu the owner has some really nice collection of old classic motorcycles, ash trays,motor oil cans and some good food with a moderate rate.
We tried a chicken sandwich at Rs 65 which was great so we ordered another one..next was the Veg Pasta (Rs 90) which was dry with lacing of cheese. We also ordered a spanish omlette (Rs 65) which was nothing more than a regular omlette with some veggies thrown in. Last by not the least the Chicken Shaslik (Rs 110) which was a portion of steamed rice with... read more -
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Tintindia
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Tasty, generous food with a retro record player 2011-11-09
It's a corner building with stone exterior near the cox town-sindhi colony traffic light junction. There is no name board just a nice little bench outside.
Cosy looking interior with wooden tables and chairs, an old music record player on a wooden counter, b&w photos on the wall along with several bike trip snaps.
Food was tasty n generous- cheese omelet, crispy chicken fries, pasta and coffee. There are other items too and brkfast starts at 6.00a.m.
Food is reasonably priced. Definitely a cool place to sit and hangout with friends or even take your grandpa too.
There's a small... read more -
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ednasangeeta
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IMPRESSED 2011-11-09
A casually seated cafe well designed with a lot of fresh air coming in. Affordable n reasonable on the pocket . A bikers paradise. They do have a friendly n well behaved mongrel called SHE that waltzes in as per her moods and a delight to get to know. If you love bikes, Bullets in specific then this place is a must visit. The collection beginning from the Jack Daniel's Ashtray to the Indian Motorcycle mounted on the wall is a lifetime's achievement. This is one place i will never stop visiting. GOOD JOB GUYS.!!! though, you can do better than a photocopy of a long ago handwritten menu. -
