contrary, even if it’s a small joint, the food, the ambience and the hospitality of the staff is what makes a difference. That’s why I quite like Indigo Deli and I am in fact quite a regular here. It’s actually like my second home as I mostly have my quick and light meetings here. What draws me to the place over and over again is the ambience. It’s got an extremely positive vibe and is always buzzing, but never feels overcrowded as the tables are well-spaced. Also, the staff there is extremely polite and co-operative — they are well-tuned to the tastes of their regular customers, but the best thing about them is that though very attentive, they are not overbearing and give the customer their space. They give you privacy even
if you are alone.
While the ambience and staff are up to the mark, the real attraction here is of course the food. They have a good variety when it comes to the menu, so there’s always something for eveyone. One of my favourites there is the grilled chicken in red wine sauce with vegetables on the side and a little mash potatoes. The chicken is grilled to perfection and the veggies are well presented. The food always tastes consistently good, no matter what time of day you drop by. I like to couple my main course with a salad and for that their Caesar Salad is to die for. Among other dishes that are outstanding there are BBQ chicken burgers and lamb chops. I think these top the list for me. All dishes are well served too. Beauty at its peak — the red wine sangria is a sinful indulgence to complete your perfect meal. But this apart, the other virgin drinks like ginger lemon, fresh-lime, as well as cold coffees and fresh juices are a soothing experience.
The place is very reasonably priced, so I would definitely recommend it for a casual date. The ambience is luxurious, yet comfortable. The crowd is chilled out too, so overall it’s a relaxed place to chill and hang out with friends.
Mugdha Godse is an actor and a foodie