Ruby Talkies Cafe Bar

Visited this place for New Year’s, was comparatively less crowded. The ambiance and the aesthetics of the place is very pleasing. Suitable for cute date nights. What took the spotlight for me was the cards with quirky questions to ask your partner while you wine & dine. Beers were good and decently priced however, we found the food to be on the costlier side. The taste was upto the mark though!

A nice hangout place near SakiNaka junction. The best part is you have plenty of options of transport. Ample space for parking. The cafe has a retro look. The movie or bollywood fan would love this place, you will see film posters all over the wall, antiques, as well as a mic for any enthusiast. A wide screen for a movie or match and background music will pass your time nicely.Talking about food , we started with Iranian tea , samosa and bun maska, the taste was ethnic. We tried panner tikka, stuff mashroom, and other no veg starter. For veg there is not much variety. We observed the service a lot bit slow, we had to call the waiter multiple times. But it was worth it. The Ruby talkies have three outlets combined. We wanted to have a cake for our team members but only pastries were available so we had to order cake online. Overall it is the best place to hangout. Must try.

There are some places that are just perfect for the weekends. One such place is Ruby talkies. This place is superb when it comes to food and ambience. We went here on a Saturday afternoon and the place was packed. It has a huge screen where there is a movie playing. We began with the starters. We tried the tandoori mushrooms which tasted excellent. We also tried the crispy chicken tenders, this was served with a delicious dip and it complimented it so well. We also tried the mushroom risotto for the mains. It was truly one of the best risotto I have ever tried. They also have generous portion sizes. Overall, we highly recommend this place. It's a must visit if you have to spend time with your friends, family or partner.

Went to another restaurant where my pet was welcome It had nice boho theme with lamps and cozy vibe Surfing through their bar menu Got few cocktails since it was a big menu had to try. Got one blueberry feta cheese champagne bomb which came with cracker some cream cheese It was creamy sweet at start and hitting end To pair with went for Ordered sambhal tikka Sambhal by name expected bird eye however not everyone can handle that heat,they had made normal tikkas however It came with peanuts topped Just like Malaysian food so chef is well aware of Cuisine Again plus point banana leaf it was served on. Soft pieces mild sweet taste would enter the pallets somewhat greasy for grilled Pride & Prejudice cocktail Again a sweeter one obviously had champagne in it very mild alcohol will give u buzz hardly could feel cherry liquor Shakshuka Just normal with some cheese Hangover was supposed to be a strong cocktail expected little bitter cocktails should give you buzz & not make u drunk drunk. It was again canned pineapple juice sweet. However the server took effort to make it little different. Ordered one Blueberry vodka & candyfloss Presentable sweet from candy floss However not other flavour could be distinguished. For my pet ordered barley chicken which was fresh food and I would say everyone should get their pets fresh. If you are going to try this restaurant Go for cocktails I am not much person who would have pizza,pasta and sandwich or North Indian food from a outing. Stewards were attentive and helpful.

Friday fun day with food, drinks and great company. It is multi cuisine restaurant and since we were there mid noon enjoyed wonderful Irani Tea with Bun Maska , spicy Sulaimani Tea accompanied by Amritsari fish cutlets, butter garlic prawns and deep dish pizza. But music was a bit loud that made conversation difficult to hear and the TV added a bit of distraction. Overall fun and must visit.

To commemorate my birthday, I opted for the comfort of a known establishment rather than venturing into uncharted dining territory. Our party of six strategically secured a 30% discount through Zomato's booking system. As we eagerly anticipated our starters, we initiated the experience with an array of cocktails, each contributing to the evening's tapestry of flavors: * The Devil Wears Prada: Earning an 8/10 rating * Green Melon & Green Apple: Garnering a commendable 7/10 * Interstellar: A stellar 10/10, personally favored for its unapologetic potency * Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani: Earning a respectable 7/10 Our gastronomic adventure commenced with the celestial Peri Peri fries, tantalizing our palates in preparation for the Paneer Tikka Pizza, which, while satisfactory, did not eclipse our gastronomic expectations. The true zenith, however, was embodied by the Butter Garlic Prawns – an impeccably balanced revelation of succulence and nuanced spiciness. Accompanied by buttered Pav and subsequently, garlic bread, the symphony of flavors transpired as an unparalleled gustatory delight. While the Nagarjuna Chicken and Chicken Lollipop held their own, they were overshadowed by the resplendence of the butter garlic prawns, undeniably the evening's Pièce de résistance. The establishment's ambiance exuded an inviting warmth, complemented by a curated musical selection that cast a spell of enchantment upon the surroundings. It's worth noting, however, that the presence of an adjacent drainage system introduced a minor inconvenience in the form of outdoor mosquitoes. Yet, this trifling detail did little to detract from the overall enchantment of the evening. In summation, my birthday dinner was elevated by culinary excellence within the familiar embrace of a tried-and-true venue. The undisputed triumph of the evening lay in the unforgettable Butter Garlic Prawns. Despite the minor outdoor nuisance, the ambiance and flavors coalesced to craft a truly memorable and delightful celebration.

Visited this place for New Year’s, was comparatively less crowded. The ambiance and the aesthetics of the place is very pleasing. Suitable for cute date nights. What took the spotlight for me was the cards with quirky questions to ask your partner while you wine & dine. Beers were good and decently priced however, we found the food to be on the costlier side. The taste was upto the mark though!

There are some places that are just perfect for the weekends. One such place is Ruby talkies. This place is superb when it comes to food and ambience. We went here on a Saturday afternoon and the place was packed. It has a huge screen where there is a movie playing. We began with the starters. We tried the tandoori mushrooms which tasted excellent. We also tried the crispy chicken tenders, this was served with a delicious dip and it complimented it so well. We also tried the mushroom risotto for the mains. It was truly one of the best risotto I have ever tried. They also have generous portion sizes. Overall, we highly recommend this place. It's a must visit if you have to spend time with your friends, family or partner.