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(6 East St; cakes & biscuits from per kg ?200; 7.30am-1pm & 3.30-8pm)
A Raj-era institution that
seems to be stuck in a time warp, where those in the know queue (in the loose sense of the
word) for Shrewsbury biscuits (?240 per kg), bread and Madeira cake.
CAFE
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Juice World
(2436/B East St; snacks ?60-70; 11am-11.30pm)
As well as producing delicious fresh fruit juices
and shakes, this casual cafe with outdoor seating serves inexpensive but wholesome
snacks such as pizza and
pav bhaji
(spiced vegetables and bread).
Coffee House
(Moledina Rd; mains ?60-130; 8am-11.30pm)
A calm and clean, coffee-coloured, almost art-deco
retreat with booth seating, a huge inexpensive menu and satisfying filter coffee. Dishes in-
clude dosas and other excellent South Indian creations, plus North Indian curries and
Chinese.
CAFE
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German Bakery
(North Main Rd; dishes ?80-150, cakes ?30-70; 6.30am-11.30pm)
Pune's melting pot and once com-
pulsory halt on the Koregaon Park backpacker trail, this long-running cafe has reopened
after the fatal terrorist attack in 2010. It is known for its light, healthy snacks and a good
range of cakes and puddings.
BAKERY
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Malaka Spice
(North Main Rd, Lane 5, Koregaon Park; mains ?275-650; 11.30am-11.30pm)
This upscale alfresco res-
taurant serves mouth-watering Southeast Asian fare that is given a creative tweak or two
by its star chefs. There are plenty of seafood dishes, such as the grilled kingfish in banana
leaves, or the burnt garlic and shrimp rice, plus vegetarian, chicken, duck and mutton of-
ferings. The air-con section doubles as an art gallery, while outdoor diners are kept cool
with an occasional spurt from the mist machine.
ASIAN FUSION
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