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Baci, 23, Main Market, Sundar Nagar

Baci

Name: Baci
Address: 23, Main Market, Sundar Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Telephone: +911141507445
Price range: $$
Rating: 1

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Come to this restaurant to have a meal if you are hungry after gazing at Studio 55. Italian cuisine is well-cooked at Baci. Don't forget to try nicely cooked pizza, pasta and salads at this place.

Most visitors point out that the staff is patient at this place. Service at this spot is something one can name nice. The quiet ambiance is to be found here.

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$$ $$ Average bill ~ INR 750

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Urbanrestro.com

11 years ago on Foursquare

Enjoy fine Italian cuisines along with some of the finest wines from around the world. A dining experience like no other. Book tables now @http://bit.ly/baci_delhi and get amazing discounts.

N M

11 years ago on Zomato

I had not heard about this place till my friends invited me for dinner here. I was quite amazed to find such a lovely place in the quiet neighbourhood of sundernagar. We ordered pasta, salad and risotto and were very impressed with each of the items. The place is kid friendly and the server made us very comfortable. It wasnt very crowded and it was nice to sit back and have a relaxed meal. Would love to visit again.

Yashasvini Kumar

11 years ago on Zomato

I'm a huge fan of the aptly named Sundar Nagar Market, there's something so lovely and old wordly about the quiet, genteel place with its overpriced but charming antique, jewellery and tea stores. Unfortunately as I have little need to spend much time buying antiques, jewellery or tea, the only reason I go is to eat or for their Diwali Mela. The eating options are pretty restricted though, limited to a standard issue Nathu's, the all looks no substance Harem O, and the heavy Indian at Lazeez Affaire. So considering this dearth and the great publicity bestowed on Baci I went in expecting a safe bet. Suffice to say I'm going to start collecting antiques if I need a reason to go back to Sundar Nagar.I quite like the way the décor is restrained in shades of beige, wood and white. I love the playful black and white photos of travel through (just a wild guess here) Italy. I particularly like the tiny balcony that looks out on to the tree lined park in the centre of the market. I'd heard so much about the place I was expecting excellent Italian. What I got was pretty middle of the road and maybe if I hadn't had high expectations going in I wouldn't have been so disappointed, but, oh well. The biggest problem was the summer special of Prosciutto and Melon with listless pieces of melon and rancid strips of prosciutto. Any restaurant capable of serving up spoilt meat is not a restaurant I'll be going back to. As my boss often says, there's a standard below which it is inexcusable to fall. The Spaghetti Al Frutti Di Mare (Spaghetti Pasta with Fresh Mixed Seafood, Oregano and Tomato) was average. The tomato and oregano sauce mediocre. Much, much better was the Penne Alla Matriciana (Penne Pasta with Bacon, Black Pepper and Fresh Tomato Sauce) with a punchy sauce and chips of glorious, crunchy bacon. Ordinarily when I have a mediocre meal I give the place another chance but I'd bee having a really busy week and I'd only gotten time to meet my friends for one short lunch and to have that ruined was just so infuriating! I eat out all the time and I get served bad food all the time but I draw my line of tolerance at poor hygiene levels. Baci knows better and can easily afford to make sure they don't serve meat that's stinking off the plate. What really gets my goat is that the customer has no real means of hauling a restaurant up in the face of such an egregious bumbling of health and safety norms. I can send the plate back and get the amount deducted from the bill but that just doesn't seem to be enough. There's an expectation of enjoyment that an establishment may or may not meet but we have a right to clean food that will not make us ill and each restaurant owner, chef and waiter has a duty to make sure that happens. I guess I'm just tired of restaurants dropping the ball on standards because they know our authorities will drop the ball on enforcing them and eventually no matter how angry a customer is they'll walk away and forget about it.

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