Name: Rhythm Rooftop Bar and Kitchen
Address: Sr no 5/1, Bhoomi Allium, Rahatni, Kokane Chowk, Pune, Maharashtra, India
Telephone: +919689681600
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.1

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Keep calm and degust Chinese cuisine. You can order perfectly cooked mushroom soup, paneer and chicken tikka. Most guests recommend trying good coconut ice cream, cheesecakes and strawberry dessert. A number of guests find that you can try delicious lemon vodka or good strawberry cocktails at Rhythm Rooftop Bar and Kitchen. A collection of great lemonade, lemon juice or coconut juice is offered to visitors.

You can enjoy live music in the evening. The gracious staff meets you at this place all year round. People say that the service is fast here. You may be impressed with average prices at this spot. The homey decor and quiet ambiance let clients feel relaxed here. But google users haven't given Rhythm Rooftop Bar and Kitchen a high rating.

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$$$ $ Average bill ~ INR 1,000

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Ratings of Rhythm Rooftop Bar and Kitchen

Zomato 4.2/5 ⋅ 2529 votes Google 3.9/5 ⋅ 1413 votes

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Delivery Outdoor seating Сredit cards accepted Takeaway Booking Not wheelchair accessible

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26 days ago on Zomato

All was good.Rajendra provided very good service and made us very comfortable.

Suruchi Wanchoo

27 days ago on Zomato

Dal makhani could use some more salt. Quite bland for me.

Malhar

a month ago on Google

I visited Rhythm Rooftop Bar and Kitchen, and honestly, I’ve had better experiences eating roadside food in the rain. Let’s start with the “peri peri fries” — except they forgot the peri peri part. It was literally fries with random mirchi powder thrown on top like someone gave up halfway. Quantity? So less it felt like a sample, not an order. And the cherry on top—the serving basket was so dirty, it looked like it had seen more meals than the kitchen itself. Next came the crispy chicken in hot garlic sauce. “Crispy” is a bit ambitious—it was just existing. Not bad, not good, just there like background NPC food. Now the real disaster—the chicken tikka pizza. I don’t know who approved that, but it should be illegal. The base was so chewy it felt like I was doing a jaw workout. Pretty sure it was a readymade base straight out of a packet. Taste? Completely bland. Even water has more personality. Mocktails were just surviving. Nothing memorable, nothing worth ordering again. Service was equally disappointing. And the best part? When we asked them to remove the service charge (because clearly, there was no “service” to charge for), they straight up refused. Bold of them to charge for something they didn’t provide. The only thing saving this place from being a complete disaster is the ambience—it looks good, but that’s about it. Sadly, you can’t eat ambience. Overall, come here only if you want aesthetic photos and regret with your meal. Price per person: ₹600–800 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 4

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