Name: The GRID
Address: Haute Street Corporate Park, 86A, Topsia Rd, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Telephone: +918444000888
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

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The menu of Italian cuisine is recommended to try at this bar. Offering nicely cooked filet américain, chilli chicken and cheese naans is the unique characteristic of The GRID. In accordance with the visitors' opinions, waiters offer good apple pie, chocolate roll and brownies here. It is nice to enjoy delicious craft beer, indian wine or dark cider. You will hardly forget great americano, juice or hot chocolate that you can order.

This place provides food delivery for the convenience of its customers. The cheerful staff shows a high level of hospitality at this spot. People say that the service is nice here. Also, clients recommend this bar because of adequate prices. The beautiful decor and exotic ambiance let guests feel relaxed here. The GRID has received Google 4.4 according to the guests' opinions.

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Zomato 4.6/5 ⋅ 3987 votes Foursquare 7.7/10 ⋅ 21 votes Google 4.4/5 ⋅ 2185 votes

Trip 4.2/5 ⋅ 132 votes

Facebook 4.7/5 ⋅ 5784 votes

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Pritam Biswas

a month ago on Google

The Grid, Topsia — A Scene in Two Lights There was a time when The Grid stood as a kind of stage — a modern adda of laughter, brass taps, and conversations that drifted like smoke through amber light. To step inside then was to feel the pulse of a city rediscovering its evenings. Tonight, I walked in again — after years perhaps — and found a quieter Grid. The air still warm, the lights still golden, but the buzz softer, the spaces between tables larger than memory. Once, you couldn’t find a square foot to stand on a Friday; now, there’s room to breathe, to observe. I ordered the Babycorn, Chicken Fry, and Fish Finger — simple fare, familiar as an old melody — and they arrived crisp, balanced, perfectly timed. Each bite reminded me that The Grid’s kitchen, even in its quiet, hasn’t lost its rhythm. The 500 ml tumblers of their in-house brews stood tall — cold, honest, full of that slightly bitter truth that only a good beer can tell. The bar itself remains cinematic — metal and glass, polished brass and symmetry. It still glows like a set waiting for its actors to return. Because The Grid was never just a place to drink; it was a mood, a movement that once told Kolkata that its nights could be world-class without losing their Bengali soul. Perhaps the crowd will return. Perhaps this quieter chapter is only an intermission. But as I left, I felt that The Grid — like the city itself — carries its legacy lightly. Still capable of revival, still beautiful in composition, and still waiting for the next scene to begin. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: ₹2,000+