Cafe Turtle — Restaurant in Delhi

This Café looks very stylish, it is cozy place, and the food and cakes must be tasty. I wanted to stay here despite the overpriced prices, because the food here looks like good option for escaping from crazy “not spicy Indian food” in other places, which burn me from inside completely.. So I came, with intention to have coffee and cake and work on my PC and enjoy the calm atmosphere. BUT they don’t provide electricity sockets for customers! Big disappointment. So I am writing this review in order that the owners will hopefully realize that in 21st century this is very important, especially for attracting foreigners who might be able to pay higher prices in order to get value of clean food, good environment and facilities, which persuade them to stay and eventually return again and again. Because, for example, if I get all of this, I would come here every day for three days for lunch, coffee and cake during lunch break of conference I am attending nearby, and I would even neglect the...

Cafe Turtle is a hidden gem worth discovering. This cozy and inviting cafe offers a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a peaceful escape from the bustling city. The interior exudes warmth with its comfortable seating and charming decor, creating a delightful ambiance for patrons.

The menu at Cafe Turtle is a treat for food enthusiasts. The food is prepared with care, using fresh ingredients that contribute to the overall quality and taste.

One standout feature of Cafe Turtle is its impressive collection of books. Bookshelves line the walls, inviting visitors to browse through an array of titles while sipping their favorite beverage. This unique touch adds an intellectual charm to the cafe, making it a haven for book lovers and creatives alike.

Overall, Cafe Turtle is a delightful destination for a leisurely meal, a cozy reading session, or a peaceful retreat. It combines great food, a welcoming ambiance, and a touch of literary charm, making it a must-visit spot...

After seeing all the bad reviews still I thought of trying it once.. just to try my luck.. unfortunately it's really bad.. the basic fundamentals of cooking is missing.. who so ever the owner .. pls. Have a relook in to your kitchen side. Just for safer side I've ordered chicken Alfredo pene.. ( which is also they have published dish of the month ). I never waste food that's against my principal otherwise I could have left it whole.. pasta was overcooked, chicken cubes were hard & chewy not fresh straight from freezer. Garlic bread served with it... soggy garlic flavour missing .. Parmesan Cheese & cream was missing or not sure what cheese they HV added.. pasta was watery. It was completely tasteless.. when your cook doesn't know how to cook a normal simple Alfredo pasta then pls. Change the menu items.

Best mockery is the price you are charging for it close 600-700 rs. Or more . Atleast justify to what...