Category: Whitefield

  • Nusa Tropical Brewvilla

    Nusa was all over our feeds for a brief while when it launched. Then it ratings crashed and finally some level of sanity prevailed after a few months. At which point, we decided to brave the Varthur traffic and make our way to the outskirts of our burb.

    Nusa does have the ‘dirty pond’ style that is now a diktat for all breweries, but is one of the more elegant ones. There are plenty of different seating options, and they have live music events happening quite a bit.

    Judging by the waiting crowds we see when we exit, it’s probably a good idea to reserve.

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  • Toit Mahadevapura

    We’ve now made around three trips to Toit Mahadevapura, which we fondly call ‘our rural Toit’. The only problem we have encountered is Google/Uber maps showing a route through the tech park when coming from the Whitefield/ Varthur Road direction. The security guys won’t let you in, so do use the ORR entrance.

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  • ABV – Artisanal Bier Village

    New brewery in the neighbourHoodi village meant that at some point we had to visit – ABV – Artisanal Bier Village. It was delayed because for some reason, I thought it was just The Pallet rebranded. As with every other microbrewery, this one too is expansive, with multiple floors and the mandatory large television screens. We sat on what was like a mini terrace on the first floor.

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  • Kuuraku

    In one of the rare cases of the mountain making the trip to Mohammed, Kuuraku, which first opened on Brigade Road, manifested in Nexus Shantiniketan, Whitefield. I think this was where Smokehouse Deli used to be.

    We loved the ambience – cosy, but somehow managing to fit in lovely nooks, outdoor seating, long tables for large groups, and kitchen-facing seats too.

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  • Old Mill Brewing Co.

    Old Mill Brewing Co. popped up when we were looking for new places around our hometown – Whitefield. But we were thwarted two weeks in a row, courtesy rains! The third time wasn’t really the charm, as the 6km drive took 45 minutes! But things turned around when we finally reached there.

    Since we got there relatively early in the evening, it was near empty, and we were glad to see a brewery without dirty waterbodies, loud music, and underaged kids shooting for reels! Refreshing change of scene. The place is quite huge with seating options across multiple floors.

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