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We specifically choose this place for a coffee date on a weekend and trust me, one of the best coffy date i ever had. The ambiance is so awesome. U ca…
Adney Agni
The Pantry
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Cocooned in the heart of Mumbai’s art district of Kala Ghoda, The Pantry is a welcoming space providing an experience that, like a home kitchen, is st…
Vidur Kapoor
The Pantry
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Walking distance from the Kala ghoda circle(where parking is available). A beautiful cafe with quick service and amazing food. I've visited the place …
Prakhar
The Pantry
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6 Reviews on “The Pantry”
We specifically choose this place for a coffee date on a weekend and trust me, one of the best coffy date i ever had. The ambiance is so awesome. U can spend almost your entire day. Prices are reasonable. Parking slot is available. Near from Marine drive.We did not try the food but it has to be good looking at the overall.
Cocooned in the heart of Mumbai’s art district of Kala Ghoda, The Pantry is a welcoming space providing an experience that, like a home kitchen, is straight from the heart. Whether it be a short break to grab their homemade bakery treasures before heading out into the animated bustle of the neighbourhood or to leave that behind entirely while you befriend time in their subtly stylish confines, they urge you to make the space your own. For far too long, the food culture of our country has been dominated by imports while local produce has often been ignored. At The Pantry, they promote the use of local produce wherever possible to nurture a grassroots movement within their very own communities. their European-styled fare uses the freshest domestic ingredients available, from organic seasonal vegetables, country eggs, to single-origin Indian coffees and teas in a bid to re-introduce their diners to the fine taste and quality of ingredients in our very own country. The Pantry is the beginning of their journey, one that they feel will lead them to explore and create new avenues – to promote a sustainable ethos in this otherwise concretized world. I was there to experience their winter menu, the pantry cafe winter menu shared a glimpse of India’s best winter produce. Soft ambient music, organic food, artisanal coffee – there’s literally every reason to get excited about The Pantry. The Pantry Café with its winter delicacies is going all out to treat your taste buds to a feast featuring winter ingredients that are robust with natural goodness. If there’s anything we’re craving this holiday season, it is delicious soups and a plateful of warm dishes, and The Pantry Cafe promises to warm up your spirits with both. What’s new? Offering a surprising range of flavors, the menu features unique winter ingredients, from hearty Amarphal also known as Persimmon from Kashmir used in the new Hill Station Salad, also featuring Panchgani’s strawberries, to a Flower Tea Kombucha made with rosehips and rhododendron flowers and Nettle, Rosella, Hibiscus and chamomile leaves sourced straight from the hills of Uttrakhand. Be it their fresh Warm Apple Cider made in-house with fresh apples and winter spices or the Mulberry & Strawberry Kefir Smoothie, we promise that you will be left wanting more. Don’t miss the winter hummus trio and the green TomatoMinestrone Verde. Also new on the menu is Good morning Mahe – Ghee roast chicken breakfast croissant with a soft scrambled on top and a seasonal Purple Gnocchi made with yam tossed with oyster mushrooms, water chestnuts in a miso butter sauce with fresh green garlic. The Red Rice Congee is a comforting bowl of a local red rice broth with an option of chicken broth, prawns & edamame. Finish the meal with the Pink Guava Cheesecake, which makes an annual comeback or enjoy the seasonal Black Tahina Choco Chip cookie with black sesame seeds with a cup of coffee! Don’t miss: The café’s sustainable décor and the white-tiled piece of heaven.
Walking distance from the Kala ghoda circle(where parking is available). A beautiful cafe with quick service and amazing food. I’ve visited the place multiple times and never left disappointed. The dishes are consistently and meticulously made every time. Cheers to the chef and staff.
The food is good ambiance is nice place is little small area wise seats are not comfortable service n staff is good overall ok experience quantity is less of food
Keto Paradise.First visit for a quick lunch and tried the Cinnamon Coco Keto Coffee and Vegan Delight pizza.Both were well done and a break from the otherwise monotonous keto lunch.Shall be back soon to explore more.Food: 4.5/5Beverage: 4.5/5Ambiance: 4/5Service: 4.5/5Trip 2:Food still gorgeous and absolutely loved the Ketone Crisp with dips and Cauliflower Rice Bowl.They’ve started selling keto chocolates as well.
We didn’t get space at the Nutcracker so we walked down to the Pantry. Loved our time there. Started with Cucumber, Mint and Rock salt lassi. This is a must try. Haven’t had something like this anywhere else. We also tried the cold brewed iced coffee which was good. For the mains we had the Flower Power pizza, a gluten free pizza, cauliflower flour base with mushrooms and basil. Loved the taste of the cauliflower base. Really different. Also had a savoury waffle with pine nut and basil pesto chicken and cauliflower butter. Read it on the menu and both the dishes sounded so unique that we had to try them. Didn’t disappoint, I would recommend both of these dishes. Ended with a mini banoffee tart, this was slightly disappointing the whipped cream was too much and dominated the tart. Wouldn’t recommend this, but they had a lot of other desserts to try from. For the kind of dishes and flavours I found the price really good.