The Tin Whistle, The British Council — Restaurant in New Delhi

RUDELY COLD staff with fake smiles and full of attitude especially the male cashier who puts the menu on the table very kindly BUT repeats the process until n unless u do not spend half of ur salary on their decade old packaged,stale,outraged,poisonous so called "food". Cookies made out of tons of MAIDA and 2 Peanuts.. dt too hard to find. CHAI served with so much proud but fails to meet the expectation as it is cold,served with baby spoon. ICED TEA which is supposed to be made out of ice and tea.. is made out of lemon and water. We were flabbergasted to know dt iced tea can taste like this as well.

The female manager pretends to be so sweet but was bitter more than a kaadha. She comes to ur table giving sweet affirmations but on her way back.. gives bombastic side-eye. Both the cashier and the manager look at you from their desk while u r having ur food. The second u hv had ur food.. they come running to kick u out.. asking u to leave for their "invisible guests" who hav been waiting since hours.

They threaten u that they will submit ur belongings to the council if u leave them on the table for a second or two.

Therefore, i can jump on to the conclusion that if u want to waste ur time intentionally then spend ur time cleaning ur house.. believe me.. atleast that will leave u...

Review of The Tin Whistle Café – British Council

The Tin Whistle Café at the British Council is a perfect spot for both visitors and students looking for a peaceful place to relax, study, or work. Tucked away from the city’s noise, this café offers a quiet and comfortable ambiance, making it an ideal setting for reading, writing, or simply unwinding.

The coffee here is excellent—rich, smooth, and well-prepared. Whether you need a strong espresso to keep you focused or a soothing cappuccino to enjoy while reading, the café serves high-quality beverages that won’t disappoint.

The café’s environment is enhanced by greenery and a cozy seating arrangement, giving it a refreshing and welcoming feel. Students will appreciate the calm atmosphere for studying, while visitors can enjoy a break in a serene setting.

Overall, The Tin Whistle Café is a great place for those who appreciate good coffee and a peaceful ambiance. Whether you’re at the British Council for work, study, or just a visit, this café...

I’m getting to a place within my Commonwealth being to just appreciate fresh shortbread. Fresh shortbread cookies are like ripening figs, like perfectly taste of plums and only on the right side of the plumb line.

I had to show up at the Tin Whistle to get fresh shortbread. I bought several months baked Walker shortbread, the kind held together by preservatives. I will never, ever allow for my then unformed mind that produced much of my still held affinities from my childhood to dictate terms. Fresh shortbread is like such sweetness of milk, a faint sort of sweet caught after the taste. Lord have mercy and King have mercy for the cookies baked at the Tin Whistle. May the British find within their hearts to stamp upon these cookies the same Scottish prickly thorns.

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