Cafe Sky

8 Reviews on “Cafe Sky”

• Hungry Young Man -AmisH

  CAFE SKY. This was the name I kept on hearing from my friends who graduated from FC. This was their usual hang out spot, and it made me curious to check it out. The place is, if I am not mistaken, a residential property where they are running this small cafe, and by the looks of it the buisness is blooming. The seating is basically divided in two areas. The terrace seating is where people generally smoke, while there is another arrangement made across the road for people like me who prefer eating. Its a small garage of some sort where they have placed tables. They have managed to make it look cool by doing graffiti on the walls. So service and ambience wise it doesn’t ring a bell but for people from FC this place has a part of their soul attached to it.Coming to the food, they have a good enough variety of casual (but really tasty) snacks in the menu, of which I tried a bunch.CHICKEN BURGER – Now this was a jaw dropping deal! Chicken burger at 60 bucks! I actually was skeptical about its taste, given the price they are charging for it, but trust me it was delicious. Crunchy and warm chicken patty makes your day! Fresh veggies like cucumber, tomatoes and onions, mayo tossed cabbage and moderately fluffy buns. Plus, the cherry on the cake, is a portion of crispy fries that rests on the side of this bad boy! Just got for this total value for money burger!DOUBLE EGG BHURJI – Now the name is completely straight forward right, but what makes this places bhurji different from others? Its because they make their bhurji in butter instead of oil! That mildly salty taste it adds to the masala bhurji makes the whole difference to this dish. Served with 4 pavs, which are also buttered and warmed, eating this is an exprience in itself. Again, a highly recommended item from here.COFFEE and COLD COFFEE were both nice. Topped with coffee power and cocoa powder in the latter, it not only adds a punch of tang but also works as a garnish for presentation.SHEV PAV – The tradational staple food of pune(?). Just like Mumbai has vada pav, punekars boast of this humble and tasty snack. What I liked about the shev pav from here was its tempting-ness. Loaded with crunchy sev and mayo and chopped veggies, while being tipped with cheese and decorated with ketchup, it looked delicious and tasted the same as well. Though there wasn’t a prominent taste of cheese, using it as a garnish was a smart choice. Even amongst the taste of veggies and mayo, you could easily pick up the spicyness of the sev. A good and tasty snack, which can give you insta-worthy shots as well!BREAD CRUMBS (OR MASALA PAV, I forgot the name but I am confident it wasn’t the latter) – Breads (Pav) pieces tossed in shezwan sauce and veggies, and garnished with (you guessed it right) cheese. It looked so light and fluffy, but when we ate it, it was really tasty and stodgy.So CAFE SKY does boast of having really tasty dishes waiting for you at fantasitcally affordable prices. Prices at which you wouldn’t mind eating here daily, and your taste buds will be happy with it as well. For me, it might just be a small cafe to grab a bite, but for FC people its an emotion! Keep up the great work!!Happy Burping!!!

  November 30, 2020, 4:22 pm

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