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Nitesh HUB is what you should see after having a meal at The Market. The cooks here prepare tasty asian soups, chaat and indian pizza. This restaurant offers good vanilla ice cream, waffles and red velvet cakes. The whole impression won't be complete without liqueur that is delicious here. Great chocolate frappe or good juice will make your meal tastier and you'll surely come back.
Invite your girlfriend to The Market with a romantic atmosphere and live music. The positive aspect of this place is that the staff is accommodating. Spectacular service is something guests like here. From the visitors' viewpoint, prices are reasonable. Guests appreciate the chance to enjoy the decor which is lovely. This spot has got Google 4.1 according to the guests' opinions.
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Ashwini Gawde
17 days ago on Zomato
Best Sunday brunch,amazing food with live music
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Aryan Khemka
17 days ago on Zomato
Overall the place is really good, the spread was massive, much more than I anticipated. however, for Indian vegetarians I felt the starter options were quite less, for Indian taste palette. Also, some of the dishes like french fries were cold and soggy, so that could have been better. Other then that, great service.
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Light is Life
2 months ago on Google
Long review Went to the market yesterday for lunch. This was my second visit to this resto. Reached very late at around 3pm since our doctor's appointment ran long so didn't get much time to eat peacefully. Forgot to have soup Indian veg starters weren't tasty. Oriental starters tofu etc were decent but nothing was hot. Salads, hummus and other cold dishes were delicious. But I didn't see any pita breads. Dahi bhalla was soft and yummy. I don't get why they keep pork next to veg salads though? I wonder would they keep buff next to veg dishes? If not, then should respect everyone's sentiments and keep non-veg aside. I didn't like the main course much, took teeny-tiny portions of everything to taste. There were no noodles, no pulao or biryani for vegetarians, just plain rice. I had requested Pink Pasta with all the ingredients but only edamame was added. No spaghetti as well and I didn't like it the way it was prepared. Even veg dosa wasn't available nor was How disappointing that they didn't even bother to ask if roti's were needed for main course. Green Thai was yum as expected. Veg spinach Dumplings were good too but I was too full to relish them. Lot of good options for desserts but what spoilt the mood was the server's attitude while serving, don't want to disclose their name here. First of all, they provided slivers of various cakes even though they knew buffet was about to close as it was time. They served as if they were doing a favor. They were rather indifferent when I asked them if a particular cake was eggless since there was no red or green sign on it. Biscoff tart was superb, my favorite Dark cake was fab. Mango phirni was not to my liking so was the pudding. Indian sweets were better in taste. But best was roasted-almond icecream, it stood out the most in the entire buffet. Coffee was nice too. I would have liked to taste other flavors but there was no time, my bad. I wanted to repeat a few desserts but it was closed and they were in such a rush. I got biscoff tarts which was given without gloves, my fault since section was closed already when I went. For cake they used some random knife from a pile up to cut a tiny sliver. Does no one realize in a 5- star restaurant that someone could be allergic to ? I didn't eat those. It was such an astonishing experience tbh I thought I probably had committed a crime by reaching so late to the counters. I was feeling guilty so I ended up apologizing to the last person I came across during billing for making them wait for us. But nevertheless they ought to keep wet tissues to be provided to us after our meal since finger bowl could be an hassle. I got wet napkin which was so nice of the server. He was so courteous, helpful and wasn't cribbing at all for my so-called unusual request. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹1,400–1,600 Food: 2 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 2
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Response from the owner
a month ago
Dear Guest, Thank you for your patronage to our hotel. We hope you can accept our sincere apologies for the challenges you encountered in our hotel. Please be assured that the feedback is being looked into and appropriate action taken to prevent any guests being similarly inconvenienced in the future. We look forward to welcoming you back. Best Regards, The Westin Pune Koregaon Park
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Price range per person INR 2,000
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