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European, Italian
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Price range per person INR 1,000
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Having seen Leisure Valley Park, it's time to have a rest at this restaurant. Here, you can find the recipes and ingredients of the Italian cuisine. Cooks at Zura do their best to provide visitors with tasty pasta, Caesar salads and chicken wings. A lot of people note that cheesecakes are perfectly cooked. In accordance with the guests' opinions, waiters offer delicious beer.
Imagine a combination of great food and the good staff, this is exactly what this place offers. The prompt service is something these restaurateurs care about. Prices at this spot are worth attention because they're fair. When inside, the ambiance is comfortable.
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European, Italian
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Price range per person INR 1,000
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Sector 29, Gurugram, Haryana, India
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This restaurant cum pub is in the middle of a number of restaurants, and is there for a reason, it can't stand out on its own, and needs a catchment area with other eating places, so people may try it. This was my second visit here (don't ask), and the food is so pedestrian, it gets beaten by a KFC/McD. I'm serious. We ordered a Chicken Burger (Rs. 330++) and a Smoked Chicken Pizza (Rs. 340++). The burger's patty was, believe it or not, one of those pre-made variety, and as tasty as cardboard. The burger's size was puny and the bun left its best state behind on the grill. Overall, dry, tasteless and cardboardy. Run. When I pay Gourmet Burger prices, I expect a burger with a patty made with a mince mix made on location, seasoned to perfection and one that is juicy. This isn't an opinionated, obnoxious customer speaking- when you pay 6x the price for a burger from a fast food chain, you expect differentiation. Zura does not even make an attempt.
The pizza was most probably hand tossed, but spent a little too much time in the oven- result- a dry, crusty pizza. The size again, disappointed.
The Restaurant needs to realise there's a lot of competition in its immediate neighbourhood, and elsewhere in Gurgaon. If its strategy is to compete on alcohol prices (equitable/slightly cheaper than immediate competitors), interiors (workable and thankfully quieter than a Downtown so conversations can happen) and location (bang in the middle of Sector 29), it will find itself short on the crucial element- Food. It's Marketing 101- people will not refer or prefer this joint.