Recharge Cafe — Restaurant in Gujarat

Service 4/10 : Sometimes their staff misbehave in a very odd way.. They force you to leave the tables as soon as you finish your food. My personal experience they start Air condition intentionally at low degree so we have to leave the place. One time waiter came and start putting the stuff in basket even though we friends were talking and didn't left the table yet. They don't even offer finger bowl too. You have to go to washroom to get your hands washed.

Food 5/10 : they have served me a left over parathas, the quantity & quality over the price was very cheap. They looted on the name of good food. Few items are good but prices are like 5 star hotels againts very cheap quantity. I would prefer street food instead of going out there. Even a Taste less tea costing 50 INR there which is again very cheap in quantity and quality as well.

They will let you sit on outside where waiter don't have to serve but thats is not the sole purpose of going there. I'm very disappointed with how they treat...

Such a good vibe after such a long time.. We had gone with almost zero expectations. What can you expect from a cafe that too in small town like Anand, however this cafe totally made my day, rather my night. We went there and we were in love with the ambience and vibes. They have outside as well as inside sitting, we chose to sit outside. They also have nice lawn for any parties or get together to be organised, a little play area for kids and toddlers and a lot many photo booths for today's photogenic generation. Conceptualised based on social media, it was a nice place. The food was also good. Better for non spicy people. We had gone after dinner, so ordered marinara sauce pasta and masala soda. The quantity is quite good and so quite reasonable. Overall a very nice experience. A must visit if you have kids or even if you need some "us"...

I’ve visited Recharge Cafe before for the Anand Board Game Club, where they proudly host people playing board and card games every weekend. But when I came with my friends this time and quietly played a card game at our table, the waiter rudely said, “Not allowed.”We weren’t doing anything wrong,just enjoying ourselves in a quiet corner, not disturbing anyone. In fact, there were barely any other customers around. It felt two-faced and hypocritical to be treated like that when the same place promotes game nights/weekends regularly. Honestly, don’t call yourself a board-game-friendly cafe if you’re going to pick and choose who...