Truth be told, I am a serious homebody. Give me my bed, a movie and some popcorn and I’m all set for the night. So sometimes I really need to make an effort to get dressed and head out. And that’s why last Saturday I decided to kick this habit to the curb and paint the proverbial town red.
I wanted a serious change from the over-expensive Delhi restaurants dispersed all over the city. A decent dinner here will empty my pockets leaving me munching on magi for the rest of the week. Nope. Not happening.
Next stop. Dessert. We ended up at Elma’s Bakery housed a few steps ahead. I had heard about this place from one to many and wanted to see what the entire rave was about. First off, the quaint tea room is beautiful. Every second I was there, I wished that Elma’s would magically morph into my house. Dressed in drapes and lit by candles, it was beyond charming. We ordered a slice of (what I think was called) moist chocolate cake and a small chocolate tart. The first bite was decadent and so were the second and the third, after which the chocolate becomes a bit overbearing. I would go there again, however, to try out their other delicious sounding foods.
So this was my Saturday night out about in town. I would love recommendations of good restaurants to eat at!
Till next time...
I wanted a serious change from the over-expensive Delhi restaurants dispersed all over the city. A decent dinner here will empty my pockets leaving me munching on magi for the rest of the week. Nope. Not happening.
Hours of online research landed us up in a tiny little place called New York Slice in Hauz Khas Village. Seriously, the place was completely empty the whole time we were there. The restaurant is a New York style pizzeria and offers great meal combos for two. The combo we choose gave us 2 giant slices of pizza, a basket of garlic knots and 2 cokes. The garlic knots were nicer than I thought, doused in oil and exceptionally aromatic. And, the New-York-style pizza slices were fresh and filling. I wondered why more people didn't saunter through this eatery to grab a slice before the endless partying.
Next stop. Dessert. We ended up at Elma’s Bakery housed a few steps ahead. I had heard about this place from one to many and wanted to see what the entire rave was about. First off, the quaint tea room is beautiful. Every second I was there, I wished that Elma’s would magically morph into my house. Dressed in drapes and lit by candles, it was beyond charming. We ordered a slice of (what I think was called) moist chocolate cake and a small chocolate tart. The first bite was decadent and so were the second and the third, after which the chocolate becomes a bit overbearing. I would go there again, however, to try out their other delicious sounding foods.
So this was my Saturday night out about in town. I would love recommendations of good restaurants to eat at!
Till next time...
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