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Mumbai food: Bandra gets the really possess ‘beer garden’
- Updated: June 14, 2016
Kaitlyn’s Beer Garden
Food: Good
Service: Excellent
Ambiance: Cheery
Lasooni Kabab. Pics/Shadab Khan
How does a drink garden tarry this heartless summer? By staying indoors! Technically, Kaitlyn’s Beer Garden isn’t so most a garden as it is a drink gymnasium that recreates a outdoor in a interiors. The opening to Kaitlyn’s Beer Garden has we walking on a faux-grass carpet, while creepers accoutre a walls. Inside we find faux-trees, instead of petrify columns, while vast French windows emanate a clarity of openness. The seating consists of dark-wood chairs and tables lined adult together resemble cruise tables. There’s also a tree-flanked bar area. The ambiance is pleasant. If, however, you’re streamer here to lay amidst inlet in all a (real) glory, or even usually anticipating for an al fresco area, we won’t find that here.
Triple Schezwan Rice
Going with a theme, we start with beer. They don’t offer any bottled beers, instead source from a Andheri-based microbrewery, Brewbot. A server informs us that shortly home brews will be on a menu. Currently, there are usually 3 beers, all from Brewbot’s selections: Mojo Rising, Skywalker (Kolsh), Black Mamba (Stout), all labelled during R225 (before tax).
The garden-themed interiors
The server is discerning to offer giveaway samples. The samples are generous, consisting of shot eyeglasses surfaced to a brim. We collect a Black Mamba, that is creamy, and has a graphic essence of coffee. The bar menu is endless featuring cocktails, singular malts, whiskies from conflicting a globe, vodkas, tequilas, wines and more.
Sample brews offering during a bar
The food menu offers Indian, Oriental and Continental fare. We start with a Oriental territory opting for Burnt Garlic Chicken (Rs 225 before taxation on a menu, though we were charged R240 before tax). The plate also comes with a vegetarian option, substituting mushrooms (Rs 195) for chicken, and a choice of prawns (Rs 240) for sea-food lovers.
It comes served on an all-white platter that contrasts beautifully with a dim timber tables (think Instagram food pictures!). The portions are rather small. Some of a duck pieces are proposal and well-cooked, while a others are chewy. We pierce on to a Indian menu with Lasooni Kebab picking fish (Rs 270), over duck (Rs 245) and prawns (Rs 370). Again, this plate too comes in a compress portion.
Kaitlyn’s Beer Garden Special Pizza
The fish is tender, and spicy, usually how we like it. Finally, we try out their signature pizza, a Kaitlyn’s Beer Garden Special Pizza. This can be served in a vegetarian (Rs 175), or a non-vegetarian choice (Rs 195), or a multiple of a dual — half vegetarian and half non-vegetarian (Rs 195). We opt for a final option. The pizza is delicious; we can ambience a mutation in a base. It is softly spiced, while a mozzarella adds a spirit of sweetness. However, a duck pieces are large, creation it formidable to chew.
We afterwards ask to take-away a Triple Schezwan Fried Rice Veg (Rs 280). There’s also a non-vegetarian choice labelled during (Rs 300), and a Vegetarian Dum Biryani (Rs 250). But a server looks hassled. He informs us that he’s not utterly certain if they can offer take-away since they’re out of lift bags (strangely, it was a cosmetic bag and not cosmetic containers that put them in a fix). The staff scurried around a bit, and managed.
The food survived and is usually as uninformed a subsequent day. The portions are most incomparable for these packaged dishes. The Triple Schezwan is most too sharp and a salsa overpowers a flavours of a vegetables. The biryani is savoury and comes with a side of raita.
Kaitlyn’s has no dessert options, though a Bailey’s Irish Cream might work as a substitute, for some.
Overall, a use was excellent. The ambience was good, while a food could have been better. It’s value a visit, though we’d advise watchful a bit as they need some-more time to straighten out a chinks.
Time: 12 noon to 1 am, all days
At: 201-202, Khan House, Hill Road, conflicting Holy Family Hospxital Bandra (W).
Call: 26515888
Kaitlyn’s Beer Garden didn’t know we were there. a beam reviews anonymously and pays for a meals