SOL Garden Cafe — Restaurant in New Delhi

We went there for a pottery class which was a hoax, they give you red clay and pictures like it's a kindergarten and the teachers want to nap. Nobody taught anything, this was clearly affiliated with the cafe and a plot to get customers seeing as it was empty besides two people on a Sunday afternoon lunch. Now onto the food and the staff, the manager kept bringing up you have to order up to 300 per person it's mentioned in the workshop. Yes it was and I clearly spoke to the people about it when I entered, I even placed an order to sufficiently cover this amount and then some, and still this man consistently kept bringing the 300 per person rule as if I am there to rob him or run away without the food I ordered already to cover this amount. The food was below average for the amount I paid, chocolate frappe had no froth, no chocolate just milk with vanilla essence, the spaghetti pasta tasted like street chowmien. After this terrible behavior and below average food, they added a staff contribution charge(not a mandatory amount that I am obliged to pay as a customer) but I paid because he refused to remove it. If I could give negative I would because clearly they're honey trapping people into visiting as their food and staff's behavior is less than appropriate. I would advise you to stay miles away...

Right Place, Right Time and Right Choice !!! Here you Go!! Looking for a calm, decent place to hang out with your friend. You're at the right place.

First, they have inside and outside sitting area. Outside sitting area is more calm and soothing as being close to natural setup.

Inside is also good, of you want to have quality time together.

The Cafe offers a delightful dining experience that seamlessly blends rustic charm with modern elegance. Nestled in the heart of the city, the cafe boasts a serene courtyard adorned with lush greenery, creating a tranquil oasis away from the urban hustle. The ambiance is inviting, with comfortable seating and an artsy decor that complements the overall aesthetic.

Just ask before you order, sometimes they don't have specific dishes. The menu offers a diverse range of dishes to cater to various palates. From flavorful appetizers to delectable main courses and indulgent desserts, the kitchen showcases a commitment to quality and creativity.

Prompt service and helpful recommendations are amazing service provided by the staff as there.

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All the things I have written below were earlier, the owner has changed and so is the quality. They are not that good now and the taste is abysmal, service is poor. The below written review is for Thrive restaurant but it is now WYLD.

First of all, the location is so prime, it's located inside YWCA and is just walking distance from CP near Jantar Mantar. This place has outdoor and Indoor sitting, they have their own parking space so you don't have to wander about that.

Secondly, service is not bad at all, just their is unavailability of menu items most of the time, like I asked for wheat pasta last time but they didn't have it.

Thirdly, the most important part 'food' is average, I tried north Indian and Italian, North Indian was ok, soups were really tasty and healthy but Italian is not at all good, I order pesto and it was full of cream and black pepper where pesto is mostly made with olive oil only, so this was a setback. Mexican Quesidila was also average only, they put mayo on it which was again a turn off. Overall the ambience is good, prices are inexpensive but taste is not...