It is attached to Anokhi on Chamiers Road. It is has a closed section as well as an al-fresco area. Anokhi sells clothes and other off beat stuff that may interest the society ladies (and guys).
Food - Limited menu..typically short eats, coffee, juices and shakes, sandwiches and pasta and a few baked desserts available at the counter. We had been there around 5.30 and settled for a cappuccino a chocolate & banana shake and a potato basket. The potato basket had 2 hash browns and a few wedges and fries...not a big basket really! It was served with some tomato sauce. Nothing great. The cofffee was good and I understand that the milk shake was good too.
Ambiance and Approach - It is a relatively old building on Chamiers Road with dim lighting and comfortable seating. Ideal setting for a coffee shop where you want to have a quite cuppa or go with a few friends to catch up after a long time.
The place has parking for around 10 cars. And yes they have a valet service as well. This place is strictly for those with cars / bikes and not for those commuting in buses and trains although it is but a stone's throw from the Adyar Gate bus stand.
The place has parking for around 10 cars. And yes they have a valet service as well. This place is strictly for those with cars / bikes and not for those commuting in buses and trains although it is but a stone's throw from the Adyar Gate bus stand.
Service - Lazy....this is how I can describe it....goes well with the relaxed setting...I guess you should not be in a hurry if you go here....It takes ages to take the order, serve it, get your cutlery and so on - I guess it goes with the 'theme' and 'target audience'.
Cost - Cost for the above came to INR 500/- Its an expensive joint.
Summary - Food -
Acceptable; Ambiance - Relaxing; Parking etc - valet service available; Service - Do not go there if you are in a hurry - Lazy; Cost - Expensive.
Reco - I'd go there again when I want to relax over a cuppa....but not to catch a quick bite.
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