Bar-Be-Cue Village — Restaurant in Ghaziabad

I think the best way to judge any restaurant is to visit during wee hours or when they are about to close. We went to the restaurant 30 minutes before it was about to close. We checked at the reception to see if we are allowed to come in as restaurant was about to close. But the gentlemen at the reception confirmed that we are welcome to come in. I walked in with my family and asked for a table but then the server denied and said that the restaurant is not accepting any more guest. I was about to walk out when they stopped me and asked me to come in for the dinner.

We opted for non-veg menu and the first course of starters came in (Chicken tikka, Fish Tikka, Chilli) and it tasted nice and seemed to be value for money. But then came Chilli Chicken from where it all started to fall apart. The Chilli Chicken was under-cooked. Then came another round of Chicken Tikka which was burnt and Fish Tikka which was heavily Seasoned and way too salty. Nobody realized that we are atill missing one starter that not has been served, I checked the menu and found that Seekh Kebab was also in the menu and then I asked one of the server to please serve the Mutton Seekh Kebab. The Kebab was served but trust me it was tasted like frozen supermarket meat and was definitely not coming from a tandoor. It was burnt and very tough inside and did not taste like meat or mutton.

Salads and Sweets were fresh and were value for money. The only best part about the meal was the butter roti that we had to request specially as nobody came to our table to check if we had been served roti for the main course or not.

Overall it was a horrible experience and the food was pathetic. I cannot imagine such a restaurant would exist at such a prime location like Habitat center. I paid 1700 for two people and it was nothing compared to the food or service that one would get it you compare it with other restaurants like Barbeque Nation. Waste of Money!! Waste Of Time!!

That one star is only...

Till date I have been to unlimited barbeque concept restaurants and Barbeque Village will rank last for sure.

Restaurant service is very poor and slow. And once you confront that with your table waiter, instead of listening to your concern and improving the service they will start arguing with you.

They will serve you the cold food and keep repeating the same items even after multiple requests. I believe they have a sort of template for the food service and don't listen to customers at all. To my surprise I have also noticed that they get the remaining food on Barbeque rods from other table and then put it on your table.

To be honest I have never had such bad experience anywhere else.

Location of the restaurant is good, it's located inside Indirapuram Habitat Center on the second floor.

Ambience is also good and maintained a average property.

The issue comes with the food quality and service.

Menu options are limited and the quality of the food is below average. And you feel frustrated with the service.

Overall, it's better to avoid this restaurant. I have visited it once and will recommend not to waste their time and money by...

An average barbeque place with average snacks, very limited menu, and no courtesy and customer service towards customers whatsoever. While BBQ Nation, Pirates of the Grill and other similar setup focus on customer satisfaction, modifying the flavors as per customer request, walking an extra mile by offering things which are not in standard offering, etc. I believe customers are now spoilt for choices and customer support which we witnessed in other setup. Irony is that waiters are not bad, but it has more to do with the owners/partners who don't care as much about customer satisfaction, and have issues amidst each other which are leading to a below average food, service and everything, despite a good ambient place. Their main course was also average with nothing what other BBQ places offer.

I think it was my first and the last time visiting this place. If you too are planning to go for a BBQ lunch, dinner or brunch, trust me you want to put your money elsewhere other...