Kapila Hotels —
Café Boulevard
Dhole Patil Road, Pune.
# 66823084
What I hate about a restaurant is when one of the waiters come up to you at 11.15 pm
and asks, “Sir, last order please. The kitchen is closing”. This fuses the mood and kills the hunger too. No complaints about them, as they are too doing their duty. So we decided this time to visit a place where no such phrase exists! Kapila Business Hotels Café Boulevard is the place to be when you are late to catch on some food. The restaurant is compact with around 40 covers, and a pleasant ambience. I walked in around 12.30 am to see the place half filled already. Once you are here, order a couple of pints as you might get your food a little late. Beer is only served
post midnight. I didn’t expect much as I presumed this place to be where you wont have nice food post midnight. So I ordered fish and chips. To my surprise, I was wrong — two generous fish fillets and chips along with tartare sauce came to my table. The beckti fish
was so fresh you wouldn’t get it anywhere in the daytime. I refused to believe the quality of food, so I ordered kheema pav, Grilled Supreme Chicken with sautéed vegetables and
mutton biryani. Apart from these you can binge on pakoras, kababs, mini pizzas,
open sandwiches, burgers, pastas, paneer tikka masala, chicken curry, rajma rice and the famous kathi roll of theirs. Grilled Supreme Chicken tasted the best. Kheema and mutton biryani
were tasty too. I would like to share some information here with regard to mutton: I have seen many hotels in Pune serve lamb meat, but I personally think goat meat which is less fatty and
more fibrous is easier to digest than lamb meat. Also if you go to rural places in Maharashtra, goat meat is widely used. This place impressed me a lot. The menu is short but varied as priced from Rs 75 – Rs 150. Don’t compare the portions with regular ones, it’s enough to calm your hunger pangs after midnight. When I left the place around 2:45 am, people were still flocking in!
MY OVERALL RATING: 7/10
Café Boulevard
Dhole Patil Road, Pune.
# 66823084
What I hate about a restaurant is when one of the waiters come up to you at 11.15 pm
and asks, “Sir, last order please. The kitchen is closing”. This fuses the mood and kills the hunger too. No complaints about them, as they are too doing their duty. So we decided this time to visit a place where no such phrase exists! Kapila Business Hotels Café Boulevard is the place to be when you are late to catch on some food. The restaurant is compact with around 40 covers, and a pleasant ambience. I walked in around 12.30 am to see the place half filled already. Once you are here, order a couple of pints as you might get your food a little late. Beer is only served
post midnight. I didn’t expect much as I presumed this place to be where you wont have nice food post midnight. So I ordered fish and chips. To my surprise, I was wrong — two generous fish fillets and chips along with tartare sauce came to my table. The beckti fish
was so fresh you wouldn’t get it anywhere in the daytime. I refused to believe the quality of food, so I ordered kheema pav, Grilled Supreme Chicken with sautéed vegetables and
mutton biryani. Apart from these you can binge on pakoras, kababs, mini pizzas,
open sandwiches, burgers, pastas, paneer tikka masala, chicken curry, rajma rice and the famous kathi roll of theirs. Grilled Supreme Chicken tasted the best. Kheema and mutton biryani
were tasty too. I would like to share some information here with regard to mutton: I have seen many hotels in Pune serve lamb meat, but I personally think goat meat which is less fatty and
more fibrous is easier to digest than lamb meat. Also if you go to rural places in Maharashtra, goat meat is widely used. This place impressed me a lot. The menu is short but varied as priced from Rs 75 – Rs 150. Don’t compare the portions with regular ones, it’s enough to calm your hunger pangs after midnight. When I left the place around 2:45 am, people were still flocking in!
MY OVERALL RATING: 7/10