Great pizzas in unassuming surroundings, a neighbourhood market has pizzas and salads that are worth travelling far to sample. This is where Fat Lulu’s disappoints. The furniture is like a government school: wooden chairs with not a shred of comfort. Industrial strength lighting more suited to a factory. Rather unappealing pencil sketches of fat women contorting...more...

Really royal nawabi gosht stew in this five star restaurant that also serves banta soda and chuskies as a palate cleanser. Expect surprises in the restaurant that is located in Delhi 110032 (hence the name 32) in sprawling settings. Like all the restaurants in this spacious hotel, this one too is on the 3rd floor. It is lined with glass jars filled with three kinds of...more...

The longest menu in the history of the restaurant business. Nominally Italian, it is true, but there is a Central European spin to this, the first branch of La Tagliatella, to open in India. Built over two floors, it really does give you a variety of seating spaces. The ground floor is more or less in the open, like a courtyard, though it is within the mall; the first...more...

Delhi swarms with lounge bars, resto-bars and all manner of specialty bars, but there's nothing else like a genuine neighbourhood bar where you can visit in your chappals and shorts and not feel out of place. The erstwhile Grandlay Cinema is swarming with eateries. Firefly is the most sophisticated of them. Service is surprisingly professional for the area, the...more...

Forget about first dates or impressing the boss. This four table space makes a statement with its very lack of decor. It is supposed to approximate a dhaba (with all that street food around, it's natural). So the walls are cement and the seating is cemented benches. The dustbin is made out old gasoline containers – exactly the sort of thing youd expect in a...more...