15 Apr 2014, 04:44 pm
The Restaurant has been carefully crafted thinking about the varied taste buds of the patrons.
"It is seen not only in its mouth-watering food menu which gives you the choices of Indian, Chinese and Continental food and the ambiance of restaurant which comprises of a fine-dine section & a separate party lounge, thereby giving the customers a choice of seating as per their mood. The idea is to gift the food lovers a new destination to hit right in their neighbourhood," said the restaurant.
Saurabh Luthra, Founder of Neighbourhood Bar & Grill, said, “Continuing with the tradition of serving guests with Limitless Hospitality, the team of neighbourhood serves guests with multiple dining options”
The price of a meal for two is Rs 800/-.
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