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(Church St; mains ?100-220; 12.30-3.30pm & 7-10.30pm, closed Mon)
This reputed joint serves some
quick and tasty Indian morsels such as a range of vegetable and dhal preparations, to go
with fluffy and hot chapati. The interiors are rustic village-style, with painted motifs ad-
orning earthy walls.
Koshy's Bar & Restaurant
(39 St Mark's Rd; mains ?127-380; 9am-11pm)
They say half of Bengaluru's court cases are ar-
gued around Koshy's tables, and many hard-hitting newspaper articles written over its
steaming coffees. Serving the city's intelligentsia for decades, this buzzy and joyful resto-
pub is where you can put away tasty North Indian dishes or the popular fish and chips in
between fervent discussions and mugs of beer. The decor is old school with creaky ceiling
fans and dusty wooden shuttered windows.
MULTICUISINE
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Only Place
(13 Museum Rd; mains ?260-540; noon-3pm & 7-11pm)
Juicy sirloin steaks, brawny burgers and
the classic shepherd's pie - no one serves them better than this time-tested restaurant
which has many an expat loyalist in town.
STEAKHOUSE
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Sunny's
( 41329366; 34 Vittal Mallya Rd; mains ?300-700; noon-11pm; )
A well-established fixture in
Bengaluru's restaurant scene, Sunny's is all about authentic charcoal thin-crust pizzas,
homemade pastas, imported cheese and some of the best desserts in the city - go the blue-
berry crème brûlée. There's atmospheric lounge seating upstairs, downstairs modern din-
ing or often buzzing outdoor tables. There's another branch in Indiranagar.
ITALIAN
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Ebony
( 41783344; 84 MG Rd, 13th fl, Barton Centre; mains ?200-450)
Despite it's salivating-inducing menu
of delectable Indian, Thai and French dishes, here it's all about the luxurious views from
its heavenly rooftop location. There's a good alcohol selection too, but skip the syrupy
cocktails.
MULTICUISINE
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