If you’re someone who loves giving new food recommendations to your group of friends and family, or just love having the ‘I-heard-about-it-first’ feeling when someone gives you a food recommendation, our #NewInTown is all you need to stay ahead of the curve, when it comes to the new cafés, restaurants, bars, and more opened in your city. Enjoy!
Enter Era, and the bustling chaos of Andheri metamorphs into a dazzling evening with mid-century inspired art deco interiors; a blend of vintage charm and modern aesthetics. From a post-work unwind session to an extravaganza with friends, Era’s elegant sophistication is both comforting and mesmerising. Inspired from the far east Asian cities, the menu takes you on a gastronomic journey with dishes like Spicy Crab Meat Soup, Kasundi Truffle Cottage Cheese Tikka, Zucchini Musallam, Filter Coffee Crémeux and more. The cocktail menu is playful with drinks like Seoul Fool, Summer in Singapore that capture the essence of the East.
It’s fittingly named, as one evening spent here feels like an immersively lived era.
Address: Dalia Estate, C18, Off New Link Rd, near Yashraj Studios, Veera Desai Industrial Estate, Andheri West, Mumbai
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹2,500
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Dining Al Fresco under the starlit sky (did we mention poolside!), while enjoying North Indian dishes doesn’t need flight tickets. With BarQat, a new culinary venture at JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar, timeless traditions blend seamlessly with modern aesthetics, offering patrons an exquisite dining experience.
The menu boasts of dishes like Bhatti ka Jheenga, Lucknowi Seekh, Noor Mahal Biryani, among others, showcasing their commitment to authentic spices, flavours, ancestral recipes, and traditions complete with a touch of modern flair.
Address: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, IA Project Road, Navpada, Vile Parle East, Vile Parle, Andheri, Mumbai,
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹4,500
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A cocktail-forward resto-bar in Khar, Hitchens merges craft cocktails, exceptional cuisine, with electric energy of stimulating exchanges. A tribute to the intellectual spirit of the iconic writer Christopher Hitchens, the space greets you with witty aphorisms while serving your palate quirky European fare with an Asian twist. From playful dishes like Bertie Bangers, After Jeeves, to signature cocktails like 7 p.m. Feminist and Marxist Mule there’s something for everyone here, barring the “boring.”
Address: Plot #490, 17th Rd, Khar, Khar West, Mumbai
Average cost for a meal for two: NA
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At Amelia, BKC’s newest addition to its vibrant food scene, classic European fare meets a modern twist. The interiors create a sophisticated yet dynamic environment, with their hand-painted ceiling lights and art installations by renowned European artists. But the refined flavours and expertly crafted dishes are what you come back for. The menu boasts of dishes like Poached Pear Salad, Brie and Berry, New Zealand Lamb Rack and more. Their pizza menu has unique creations like Sylvette’s Classic, Dora’s Truffle Delight, while the cocktail menu promises to take you on a journey through Europe in every sip.
Address: B wing – 1602, Ground Floor, ONE BKC, Unit 102, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹3,000
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Toscano’s first outlet in Delhi is all set to cater to the city’s discerning palate and ever-growing appetite for authentic Italian. Just like the cuisine, the interiors exude a classic charm with rich green, warm yellow, and plush burgundy hues creating a cosy space to enjoy inspired Italian fare with loved ones. The menu has Italy’s heart shining through dishes like Insalata di Quattro Fagioli Con Cereali, Salmone Grigliato, Chicken di Toscano, Tiramisu and more.
From their extensive beverage menu we recommend the rich Irish Coffee, a sinful combination of Irish whiskey, hot coffee, brown sugar, with a splash of heavy cream.
Address: 2nd Floor, Nexus Select Citywalk, MGF Saket Driveway, Saket District Centre, District Centre, Sector 6, Pushp Vihar, New Delhi
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹1,800
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At Uncle’s Delhi, “relaxed” gets a new meaning. Nestled in Vasant Vihar, Uncle’s is an ode to everyone’s favourite flamboyant uncle who just wants to have some fun. A classic decor with quirky portraits, the interiors blend comfort with modern aesthetics; perfect for a laid-back evening. The menu has a touch of mom’s magic with dishes like Uncle’s Butter Chicken, Spiced Chicken Parm, Waffles with Shrikhand, while cocktails like Secret Sharbat, Nagpurita, Golmaal Ghotala stay true to Uncle’s playful vibe.
Address: Main Market, 24, Community Center, Basant Lok, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹1,100
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With Muro Café, Bengaluru gets its first Asian-inspired breakfast spot that’s serving the best of Thai and Cantonese twists to western breakfast staples. Think Bangkok street style Crab Omelette, French Toast with Pandan Custard, Khao Soi, Egg & Meat Sandwich, and more. The inventive menu is coupled with a coffee programme featuring signature blends and micro lots of coffee from three of the best estates from Chikmagalur.
We recommend trying their Coffee Paloma, Wild Honey Latte, and Salted Caramel Latte.
Address: Address : 5, Museum Rd, next to Toscano Restaurant, Shanthala Nagar, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹2,000
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A fuss-free coffee adda for coffee lovers, college students, and working professionals alike, Coffee All Day stays true to its name. Think high-quality, ready-to-drink coffee that blends international standards with familiar flavours at affordable prices. From classic espresso, refreshing iced-teas to unique offerings like Tiramisu Cappuccino, the versatile menu has savoury options like mini quiches, sandwiches, cupcakes and more.
Address: Deenas Complex, 185/1, Brigade Rd, opp. to McDonald’s, Shanthala Nagar, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹400
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An Omakase-style kitchen and bar, Crackle Kitchen blends seasonal, refined flavours with a casual setting. The guests are in for a surprise every time as the menu changes as per the seasonal offerings. Try their Susegad Goa; Hokkaido scallops in silky coconut curry and egg custard or the Garden ki Tehri; Hyderabadi Lamb Tehri reimagined with umami saffron risotto and slow-cooked lamb neck. The must-try cocktails from their menu include Fallen Angel, Rebel’s Fire,and Gin Widow.
Address: Ground floor, 303, 100 Feet Rd, Indira Nagar 1st Stage, Stage 1, Indiranagar, Bengaluru
Average cost for a meal for two: NA
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Cibbo All-Day Café & Bar brings traditional Italian flair and European flavours to Pune. Housed in a bungalow, it’s an escape from the city’s bustle where inviting sunlit corners await you. Unwind with a sip of coffee or flavourful cocktails like The Scorcher; a perfect blend of spicy Bird’s Eye chilli, fresh coriander, and tequila. The menu has an array of must-try dishes like Mexican Chilli Bean Tostado, Wild Shrooom Papardelle, Cottage Cheese Steak and more.
Address: 6A, 1195/C, Fergusson College Rd, next to Tukaram Paduka Mandir, Sud Nagar, Shivajinagar, Pune
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹1,500 (without alcohol)
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Bastian is all set to win Pune’s heart with its new outing Bastian Empire; a combination of culinary repertoire, innovative cocktails, and stunning interiors. On entering this 220-seater massive space, with the captivating Cappadocia-esque entrance area, soaring ceilings, and earthy tones of taupe and beige you’re welcomed in a place where nothing is off limits. Try their signature dishes like Burrata Salad, Crab Roll, Pulled Chicken Taco and more.
But keep room for their desserts like Lotus Kunafa Cheesecake and the ever-popular Pull-Me-Up desserts for an indulgent evening.
Address: 36/3-B, Mundhwa Rd, Koregaon Park Annexe, Ghorpadi, Pune
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹4,000 (without alcohol)
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Sprawled across an impressive 10,000 sq. ft., KOKO Hyderabad takes opulence to new heights. The luxury Asian dining destination (with outlets in Mumbai and Bengaluru) blends tradition with modern sophistication that shines in every element – food, decor, and drinks. The Japanese-inspired lanterns streaming across the high ceilings contrast with the emerald marble and beige travertine, giving the space a vibrant yet minimalist aesthetic. Some of the must haves include Lobster & Caviar Dumplings, Miso-glazed Black Col, Golden Maki Rolls, KOKO Negroni and more.
Address: Ground Floor, Tower 30, RMZ Nexity, Silpa Gram Craft Village, HITEC City, Hyderabad
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹3,500 (without alcohol)
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Terrai is an unapologetic celebration of Telangana’s rich cultural identity, heritage and culinary traditions. This 250-seater dining destination, spread across 12,000 sq. ft. brings the local farmers, rural chefs and the tribal community to the fore, by representing heritage flavours with a modern twist. The interiors cast an enchanting spell with the warm tones of terracotta walls, Ikat mouldings and exquisite Dokra art, while radiating an earthy elegance.
From their fiery and tangy Nagar Fried Chicken Wings, to the opulent Terrai Mutton Curry, and the luxurious Saffron Cheesecake, Terrai is an enchanting culinary journey.
Address: Gate 7, Sattva Knowledge Park, Silpa Gram Craft Village, HITEC City, Hyderabad
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹3,000 (plus taxes)
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Housed within a century-old Portuguese villa, Sarava blends Goa’s deep-rooted cultural heritage with Café Delhi Heights’ signature global comfort fare. The menu is a delightful mix of flavours and textures with dishes like Smokey Fish Tikka, Tangra Style Chilli Paneer, Kerala Tawa Fry Fish, and more.
Their creative cocktail menu offers a refreshing break from the usual with Jackfruit Negroni; a combination of gin, white rum, and jackfruit-curry leaf cordial, or the bold and aromatic Smoke Break; a mélange of bourbon, Jägermeister, and cherry wood smoke.
Address: House No. 293, Survey No. 113/2, Socol Vaddo, Bouta Waddo, Assagao, Goa
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹1,500
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Siolim’s culinary landscape has a new sundowner spot with Nama Waterfront; a gorgeous riverfront space perfect for a relaxed evening by the beach with some refreshing cocktails and delightful food. The Coorgi Pot Rice is a must try from their menu!
Address: Badem, Siolim, Goa
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹1,000
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After Dinner at Pisco, Anjuna redefines the cocktail hour, blending laid-back coastal vibes with a whimsical touch. Designed like an inviting living room by the sea, its reclaimed wood and vintage accents exude warmth and sustainability. The tapas-style menu delights with bold creations like Old School Tempura Sichuan Pepper River Prawn and Parmesan Crackers with Beetroot Tartare, while desserts like Milk Chocolate Ganache Profiteroles add a sweet surprise. Their inventive cocktails, such as Trust Issues with hot sauce tequila and Banana Pancakes, elevate the experience. In short, it’s a perfect place for lingering nights filled with laughter and comfort.
Address: Pisco By The Beach, St Michael Vaddo, Flea Market, Anjuna, Goa
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹2,500
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With Popo’s, Sachiko Seth, daughter of Doma Wang (fondly called India’s “momo queen”), reimagines the Tibetan and Himalayan cuisine from the regions of Nepal, Bhutan, and the Northeast regions of India into a flavourful array of fine dine creations while keeping the thread of nostalgia firmly intact. This 36-seater space, done in warm wooden hues and lively mural art of a Tibetan village, is serving mouthwatering dishes like Prawn Toast, Pork Momos, Sesame Chilli Lepphing, Kalo Chicken (a Popo’s signature), and more.
Don’t leave without trying their dessert White Rabbit; an ice cream that combines Chinese White Rabbit candy, sponge cake, and coconut liqueur.
Address: Sikkim House, 4/1, Middleton St, Kankaria Estates, Park Street area, Kolkata
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹1,500
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At the Conversation Room, Kolkata’s vibrant energy meets an intimate neighbourhood vibe. With mid-century-inspired interiors, including a striking Wine Wall, it’s a place that celebrates “ free-flowing conversations”. The menu balances comfort and global flair, featuring dishes like Chicken Liver Paté with House Crisps and Caramelized Honey Butter Toast. The playful bar programme by Pankaj Balachandran of Countertop India includes Eavesdropper (Tequila, cranberry, Schezwan) and Smooth Talker (Scotch, vanilla, and caramel liqueur), making it a hotspot for memorable evenings, eavesdropping, laughter, and yes, lots of conversations!
Address: Ground Floor, Edward Court, Unit No 11, 1, 55, Chowringee Rd, Kolkata
Average cost for a meal for two: ₹2,200 (without alcohol)
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