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.
Float, the microbrewery in Kalyan Nagar, is a place you can safely visit, unlike its unrelated namesake in Marathahalli. More than the craft beer though, it is the food that makes it interesting. The highlight for us was the Kimchi soup. If you like pork, this is a place that will give you a bunch of options from across cuisines. Worth a visit, if you find yourself in these parts.
After several pathetic experiences, we had been avoiding Sarjapur Road, but a microbrewery is always tempting. Aurum Brew Works delivered on the craft beer, ambiance and especially the service. If you’re in this part of town, and looking for beer, this one is definitely the place to go to!
Unlike many other microbreweries we have been to in the recent past, the beer was actually good. The food too, except for a couple of misses. As long as you aren’t too finicky about them sticking to the name and offering a library ambiance, and have strong eardrums, you should be fine. When in Koramangala, definitely worth dropping in.
Biergarten in Whitefield has become a favourite over a period of time, and its Koramangala version did not disappoint. The place is massive and features a menu that’s different from what’s available in Whitefield. Save space for desserts!