Forum Shantiniketan hadn’t really impressed us with its dining options, so we were a bit circumspect. But the microbrewery delivered on all counts – ambiance, beer, food, service and music, and after a long while, we now have a place in these parts we don’t mind repeating!
Lord of the Drinks manages to serve decent food and drinks in a fine ambiance, but does leave the wallet a little lighter. There are a bunch of options around, and this is definitely not the one ring to rule them all. But if you’re around these parts, you might want to give it a try.
Edge offers a wide selection of food and drinks, and has an elegant yet cosy ambiance. We visited a couple of weeks after they had opened, and that’s probably why the crowd was thin and the place had a bit of a desolate feel. But the service is friendly and the food and drinks are not bad at all.
This was our fourth attempt at finding a good eatery in Forum Shantiniketan. Thanks to a Sangria disaster, this too wasn’t anything to write home about. To be fair, the food wasn’t too bad, and the ambiance was pleasant enough, so if you’re in the mood for Portuguese food, and feeling adventurous, give it a shot.
Prost was a favourite haunt in Koramangala, and the Whitefield version promises to be too! The beer is decent and so is the food, if you stick to the starters and choose wisely. But the biggest reason we’ll keep dropping in is the view – arguably the best a microbrewery in Bangalore can offer.