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If you want to remember Kitab Mahal, come to this cafe first. Clients highlight that they like Italian cuisine at Banyan Tree Cafe. This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. The average rating of this spot on Google is 4.3.
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Keerthi
17 days ago on Zomato
The ambience is cozy and has a good vibe for a relaxed meal. Some dishes were definitely delicious , while a few could be better. The strawberry smoothie stood out – fresh and tasty. The smashed potato was crispy on the outside, soft inside, and truly delicious.The Rangito tomato basil pasta was a bit overwhelming with tomato flavour. The baked cheesecake dessert was too sweet for my taste . Overall-a nice spot, but the food is a mixed bag
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Sagar Khetle
23 days ago on Zomato
The food the ambience everything was Amazing also MK and Suraj suggested us good food and drinks overall the experience was amazing thank you soo much BTC
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Rukmini Ray Kadam
3 months ago on Google
PURE DISAPPOINTMENT If arrogance could be plated and served, The Banyan Tree Café in Ballard Estate would call it dessert. Let’s begin with the basics. The coffee was, at best, pedestrian—lukewarm, weak-bodied, and forgettable. But the real descent into culinary chaos began with the tiramisu. What landed on our table was not a delicate, layered confection of mascarpone and espresso-soaked biscuit, but a dense, baked impostor—closer to a cold cheesecake than the Italian classic it pretends to be. A travesty masquerading as tiramisu. And just when we thought it couldn’t get worse, out came the so-called chocolate mud pie. It wasn’t pie. It wasn’t mud. It was a molten mess of indistinguishable brown goo, with bizarre gelatinous chunks in syrupy confusion. When we raised this with the manager, rather than engage with humility or concern, he launched into an unsolicited TED Talk on the café’s “level” and its accolades, insinuating that the problem lay not with their kitchen, but with our palates. He scoffed at the complaint, name-dropped awards, and walked off in a flourish, declaring: “My awards are my pride.” Well, they might be. But they certainly aren’t our problem. Food should speak for itself. Here, it doesn't. And neither, clearly, does the service. They waived off the dessert bill however. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Other Price per person: ₹400–600
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Healthy food, American, European
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Price range per person INR 750
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7, 9, Calicut Rd, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, 7
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Сredit cards accepted
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Wheelchair accessible
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