Should you crave casual Western food, make tracks for this bistro, which takes its name from the Lawrence Kasdan film and is decorated with old film posters. The pastas are outstandingly hearty, especially those with chicken, and the Lebanese and Greek salads, however inauthentic, are good light meals. The real draw for the hip young crowd is the promise of hefty desserts: Mississippi mud pie, Irish-cream cheesecake, and ice-cream flavors like Vanilla Kit-Kat and Banana Walnut Chocolate Chip. The East of Kailash branch is larger, but both are open all day, making them ideal for an afternoon snack or early dinner. Alcohol is not served.
Posted by Jahcriado from SPFLD, MO on 6/1/07
When I lived in New Delhi this was my favorite non-Indian food place to eat. It beats places like Fridays & Ruby Tuesdays hands down. From amazing baked pastas to an excellent selection of sweet treats this place will give you a break from the business of Indias streets. Last time I was there it was almost completely staffed by friendly Tibetans who were always ready to help. Go try it!!
Posted by anshuseth from Noida, UP, India on 1/10/07
top up the pasta with the "orange coffee" you get "only" here in entire delhi
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