Would you love to watch the match of Cricket along with some fancy finger food and light-hearted meals? Look no further, because the Bistros in Pune are here which double up as great World Cup match venues. You can rely on their good food and some fine drinks that come with a bonus of watching the World Cup Cricket matches on the big screen, while they are being played live!
This place really sets your mood to the Cricket zone with a display of all those fancy accessories which are #BleedBlue. Of course, not only that, but a great enthusiasm is also seen because of the massive screen and the sound system roaring cricket every time you walk in. The menu is really casual and rather fun, we love the Tava Fried Pomfret and House Fries, they are great. There is a whole range of other fine things on the menu, great for the game.
This is the super fancy bar but it is more like a very acquired space in your mind. It is very comfortable and feels at home, warm hospitality and some rather quick service and you are sorted. The finger foods menu has some nice selection of junk as well as healthy food that pairs well with your favourite beers. The better part is that there is an inside seating with a projection screen for enjoying the live World Cup matches while you are chilling with your friends and gorging on some good food.
The hippie inspired Café and a restaurant is here to stay with the outside garden style seating amidst a projection screen and some massive speakers to have complete fun of the Cricket World Cup. The fun only doubles up when you see the menu which is a loaded one and with the choice of multicuisine options, there is something for everyone. The Pizzas are nice and very desi, something we have great familiarity with.
Now, this place has been around for good and then if you are going to be here for the screening of the cricket match, it is sure that you will crack multiple deals here in terms of food and your favourite drinks. With the bar prices fluctuating every moment, it is fun to not only enjoy your little game here but certainly the big game on the bigger screens. Try the Paneer Tikka, Cheesy French Fries from the appetizers, and enough share from the mains to keep you busy.
This place is rather underrated simply because it as Modern food that is not limited to a single cuisine. You can get a great salad that is inspired by Europe or great appetizers that is a part of Chinese or Asian Cuisine. With a large audio system, the cricket matches can be a whole lot more fun. Not to forget, the mains have a great variety as well.
This space serves some unique dishes which you may not find anywhere else in Pune. Things like Roasted BBQ Beef Tongue, Bacon Wrapped Prawns which are super unique to this restaurant. They have a live screening of the Cricket World Cup matches and it is ideal that you would want to go here once you know you are done with the ordinary and fairly regular places.
Think about your private screening in a small seating of your own? They have that! The small TVs are here for you to watch the Cricket World Cup matches and then there is the rather confusing menu. The menu is so huge, you will see options repeating itself but that's their point I think. The dishes they want to serve more, are highlighted back and forth for your special attention. We love the Aglio-E-Olio Spaghetti Pasta, Chicken Biryani, BBQ Chicken Wings and the other casual sandwiches and finger foods great to enjoy the match while you are at it.
The top-rated vegetarian bistro has been the talk of the town for good. The massive screen for cricket matches and the outside seating amidst some trees and greens is a good idea to enjoy a brunch to a dinner setting. The menu is largely inspired by the Middle Eastern Cuisine so you have Tagine Rice, Tagine Cooked Veggie Pizza and a whole lot more.
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