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After seeing Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, it may be a nice idea to visit this restaurant. Among other Indian and Vegetarian cuisune places to eat at, Vahini's Mess can be one of the greatest. The staff is pleasant that's what makes this place so good. Fine service is something guests appreciate here. A number of clients are faithful to this spot because of the nice atmosphere. This restaurant is ranked 4.3 within the Google grading system.
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Gourmet
2 months ago on Google
I am not telling here about how was the food bcz I never tasted .once I went to this mess the owners behaviour was not good firstly I waited for an half hour they didn't even ask for what you need .when I ask only about price it's 150₹.i leaved from there I did full dinner in another mess in halve of that price . Too costly bcz of overhyped. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₹1–200 Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 2 Vegetarian offerings: Not sure
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Manish Kumar
2 months ago on Google
Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₹1,600–1,800
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GURU MURTHI
a year ago on Google
The afternoon sun beat down on the bustling streets of Pune as I weaved through the throngs of people, finally arriving at Vahini's Mess. The sign above, painted in a cheerful yellow, declared it a "Vegetarian Restaurant," and the aroma wafting out the doorway was enough to turn my stomach into a chorus of rumbling anticipation. Inside, the air vibrated with conversation – a mix of students, office workers, and what looked like regulars catching up. The décor was simple, with wooden tables and chairs lining the room. I snagged a seat at a corner table, taking a moment to appreciate the warmth of the atmosphere. A friendly woman with kind eyes approached me. "Welcome," she greeted, "Would you like to see the menu, or do you know what you'd like?" Knowing this was a "mess" style eatery, I opted for the first option. She handed me a laminated sheet with a list of dishes that made my mouth water – dal makhani, aloo gobi, paneer tikka masala, all the classics! I decided to go for a thali, a platter that promised a bit of everything. The wait wasn't long before a large steel plate arrived, each compartment overflowing with vibrant curries, a dollop of raita for cooling things down, and a generous helping of fluffy rice. The first bite was an explosion of flavor – the creamy richness of the dal, the tangy spice of the aloo gobi, the melt-in-your-mouth paneer – each element perfectly balanced. Every mouthful was a journey, and I savored each morsel. As I ate, I couldn't help but notice the camaraderie in the room. A group of students debated upcoming exams, colleagues shared work stories, and an elderly couple at a nearby table enjoyed their meal in comfortable silence. Vahini's Mess wasn't just about the food, it was a place of community, a refuge from the bustling city outside. By the time I finished my meal, I was pleasantly full and utterly satisfied. The friendly staff cleared my plate with a smile, and as I paid the bill, I knew I'd found a hidden gem in Pune. Vahini's Mess wasn't fancy, but it offered delicious, home-style food in a welcoming atmosphere. It was the perfect spot for a simple yet soul-satisfying meal. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹1–200 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Veg Thali Vegetarian offerings: Vegetarian menu or section
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Indian, Vegetarian
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Price range per person INR 1 - INR 200
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vandematram Chowk, Pune, Maharashtra, India
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