Sam's Cafe — Restaurant in Delhi

After searching for almost 1 hour in delhi, and was in search for a good bar aroun CP area but not too expensive nor too cheap. After searching nearby bars on google and stalked their menu for minutes. And tried searching for my oicks some are closed and others are not there, like I was searching according to the map in galis and kuchhas and can't find one. At last I ticked this place and went there and voila! with blinking signage, I finally found one. The bar was situated on 1st floor and if you're from car, parking can be difficult as it is a single lane road, too small for big vehicles and like me if you're traveling through scooty or bike, you can park it just right under. Good ambience and cheap rates of liquor. I found starters a bit and over priced as they are trying to compensate the drinks price with the food. But I am happy with the service and drinks. Sometimes beers are not available and only few will be present to satisfy you and it can be mood downer. Other than that a feel good place and not too crowded also( a tick mark for me, as I love less crowded places toooooo much). Go and have your drink now too much information. and fellas...

This recent add on to Vivek Hotel's extant Sam's nomenclature, is a welcome change from the dirt,grime and noise on the main Paharganj road in front of the bar. The interior is soothing, the music's carefully chosen, bira erdingers peroni Amstel draught beers on the menu ( for a price tho :) and the food- especially the spaghettis and lasagnas aren't bad either. Seems like you are in some pub in hauz khas village! Definitely a part of the modernising tendencies in Paharganj!

Second time around and it seems it has lost a bit of sheen and maybe the crowd too. No draught beer now or any other exotic ones. Still one can take a break from that noise and heat outside!You should visit...

This recent add on to Vivek Hotel's extant Sam's nomenclature, is a welcome change from the dirt,grime and noise on the main Paharganj road in front of the bar. The interior is soothing, the music's carefully chosen, bira erdingers peroni Amstel draught beers on the menu ( for a price tho :) and the food- especially the spaghettis and lasagnas aren't bad either. Seems like you are in some pub in hauz khas village! Definitely a part of the modernising tendencies in Paharganj!

Second time around and it seems it has lost a bit of sheen and maybe the crowd too. No draught beer now or any other exotic ones. Still one can take a break from that noise and...