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Darshan Restaurant

This restaurant offers its guests to degust Italian and Mexican cuisines. Take your beloved with you and have good chole bhature, vada and baked beans. Darshan Restaurant provides tasty brownies, caramel ice cream and kulfi. Delicious cordial or good champagne are worth trying here. You will appreciate great fresh juices, tea or oreo milkshakes at this place.

This spot is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. Prices are found affordable here. At this restaurant, people can enjoy the homey ambiance and spectacular decor. Darshan Restaurant has got Google 4 according to the visitors' opinions.

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Shivam

19 days ago on Zomato

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Food is really good.The service by MD Varis was quick and professional.
Nitin Ramchandani

3 months ago on Google

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So, we recently visited Darshan Restaurant in Mahalunge, Pune, and well… let’s just say the experience was a mix of “oh nice!” and “umm… really?” — the kind of visit where you end up giving exactly 3 stars because it didn’t hurt you, but it didn’t impress you either. Let’s start with the positives. Darshan has two floors and also offers outside seating, which is actually quite nice. If you’re someone who enjoys a bit of evening breeze or watching traffic go by while eating, the outdoor space will feel good. And if you like the typical restaurant vibes with lights and fans humming in the background, the indoor seating works fine too. So, ambience-wise, it’s not bad at all — not luxurious, but definitely comfortable enough for a casual outing. Now coming to the food — because ultimately, that’s what pulls us in. We ordered French fries, Mushroom Fried Rice, Manchurian, and for beverages, we tried Pineapple Juice, Thandai, and Sugarcane Juice. Quite a mix, I know, almost felt like we were testing their entire menu category by category. The French fries were decent — not amazing, not tragic, just… fries. They were crisp enough, nothing to complain about but also nothing to write poetry about. Let’s say they did their job. The Chinese food, though, was a bit of a roller coaster. The Mushroom Fried Rice was actually pretty okay — flavourful enough and had a decent texture. But the Manchurian… well, it had personality. And not the polite type. Some pieces were soft, some were rubbery, some were floating in sauce like they were searching for meaning in life. The flavour was fine but the consistency was doing its own thing. Not exactly bad, just not consistent. You know that feeling when you eat something and think, “This could have been great if someone had just paid attention for two extra minutes”? Yes. That. Now for the beverages — honestly, they surprised me. The Pineapple Juice tasted fresh enough, the Thandai was decent but felt like it missed that rich, creamy punch. The Sugarcane Juice was the most refreshing of the lot, and honestly, probably the safest order when in doubt. What did make me smile was the pricing. All of this — the food, the drinks, the whole experience — cost us around ₹1100, which is actually affordable considering the quantity they serve. So yes, Darshan won some points there. It’s the kind of place where you won’t cry when the bill comes, and honestly, that already puts it ahead of many restaurants these days. The service was… acceptable. Not too fast, not too slow. The staff wasn’t rude, but they also weren’t enthusiastic. Basically, standard service — the kind where you won’t remember faces but you also won’t complain. Overall, Darshan Restaurant is fine. Not amazing, not terrible — just the kind of place you go when you’re hungry, nearby, and not in the mood to experiment too much. It definitely has potential, especially with its two-level seating and outdoor options, but the food needs a little more attention to consistency and flavour. Would I visit again? Maybe. Not rushing, but if I’m in the area and craving something affordable, I might give it another shot. Final Verdict:. A decent, budget-friendly place with room for improvement, a sprinkle of inconsistency, and just enough charm to earn a middle-ground rating. Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹800–1,000 Recommendation for vegetarians: Highly recommend Vegetarian offerings: Menu is all vegetarian Vegetarian options: Chineese is good there Dietary restrictions: Not So Spicy. Parking space: Plenty of parking Parking options: Free of charge parking lot Parking: There are spots Kid-friendliness: Yes it is Kid friendly Wheelchair accessibility: Yes it has a wheelchair Accessibility
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3 months ago
Thank you so much for taking the time to share such a detailed review. We truly appreciate your honest feedback. We’re glad you enjoyed the ambience and found our pricing fair. We’ve noted your comments on the food consistency and beverages, and we’ll certainly work on improving them. We hope you visit us again — we’d love the chance to delight you
Harsh & Leena Bansal

a year ago on Restaurant Guru

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One of the good restaurants in Baner.
We ordered Vegetable grilled sandwich, papdi chaat, vegetable burger, french fries and coffee
Service is good and fast.
Both open and closed areas are available. Closed on the first floor.
Washrooms are clean and hygienic.
Parking is a bit of a challenge and you have to give keys.
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