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Conde Nast Travellers top restaurants list for India is out. Which ones do you guys agree with? And which ones are great for networking with peers, clients, and general lifestyle (BOM/DEL/BLR)? I love Veronica and Bombay Canteen - great for an associates' dinner after a long week. I try to do 2-3 nights out a month at these joints (work drinks or first dates). Wasabi at the Taj is of course for special nights (a major deal closing on the firm/client tab or if its a serious date; 2-3 times a year).
Folks from other cities feel free to chime in, BOM folks would love to hear your thoughts as well!
- safest option
- not tooo expensive
- fancy decor & aesthetics
- great food & drink varieties
- quick turnaround time with prompt staff
- Full of overpriced, overrated crap
- Skewed towards certain cities
- No representation from many important states
Watsons and Bob's Bar in Bangalore
Soho house in Bombay
https://www.travelandleisureasia.com/in/news/sienna-store-cafe-shuli-ghosh-kolkata/
https://yourstory.com/herstory/2019/07/kolkata-startup-sienna-store-cafe
https://www.telegraphindia.com/my-kolkata/food/does-sienna-food-make-you-smile-blame-it-on-a-happy-kitchen/cid/1906649