Warehouse Cafe — Restaurant in New Delhi

Went there to just chill with a friend on a Sunday evening. The place seemed pretty large and spacious but as is generally the case, lighting was extremely dim. I understand the concept of "creating mood" with lighting but extremely dim lights isn't something that I appreciate.

LIVE musical performance was a saviour though. There were 2 musicians - one on the acoustic guitar and a singer. They played many hindi romantic old & new tracks and people did enjoy the music.

Food was your usual affair, nothing out of the ordinaty. We triee their tandoori malai chaap and cheese nachos. Malai chap were really good while the cheesy nachos had everything except cheese on top of them! Almost pathetic. If you're charging so much of money, atleast give your customers what you promise on the menu. Disappointed.

Drinks were alright. I ordered a virgin mary which was barely okay. I have had way better virgin mary elsewhere. Post that, I ordered a Red Bull & the guy who was seving us brought me some random "energy drink" and says, "Sir, this is the same as Red Bull." Not appreciated at all. Later, on requesting twice, I was finally served Red Bull.

My friend seemed to have enjoyed his alcoholic drinks and his beer though. I didn't like either their cheese nachos nor the attitude of...

"I recently visited Warehouse Cafe in CP, Delhi, and I must say, it's a fantastic spot for dates and formal meetings! The ambiance is sleek and sophisticated, with a modern industrial vibe that sets the tone for a great evening.

The food and presentation were truly amazing. I ordered the white sauce pasta, tandoori dimsums, drums of heaven, and triple chocolate pastry, and each dish exceeded my expectations. The flavors were rich and bold, and the presentation was Instagram-worthy.

The service was top-notch, with friendly and attentive staff ensuring that our glasses were always full and our plates were never empty.

One of the standout features of Warehouse Cafe is its smoking zone, which is a rare find in Delhi's restaurants. It's a great spot to relax and unwind with a drink and a smoke.

Overall, I highly recommend Warehouse Cafe for its exceptional food, presentation, and ambiance. It's perfect for special occasions or just a night out with friends.

Rating Breakdown:

Ambiance: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Presentation: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Smoking Zone: 5/5 Overall Experience: 5/5

Must-try dishes:

White sauce pasta Tandoori dimsums Drums of heaven Triple chocolate pastry

Great for:

Dates Formal meetings Night out with...

I had visited the place with friends after the day's struggle only to struggle further at warehouse cafe. Everything at this place felt like I had to make an effort for, be it simple talking to each other in the loud music to getting the staff's attention for ordering the food to even getting the bill.

It was highly disappointing to see waiters like Mr Sandeep being rude and impolite in such a competitive market. He lacked knowledge on the dishes in the menu and blatantly told us that penne caprese was just a mixture of vegetables and had no type of sauce in it. After all this, he was arrogant enough to not make any efforts on getting his facts right or even simply consult somebody. Very disappointing service levels.

The dishes are also very overpriced. The spring rolls are diagonally cut into 2 to make 6 pieces and it cost us Rs. 375. 3 small spring rolls for that amount! Maybe we used Zomato Gold that's why..

I would highly recommend against the place.

I ordered,

Veg Spring Roll

Chilli Paneer

Penne Caprese

Warehouse Spl Veg Pizza

Service : 0/5 Food : 1/5 Value for money : 0/5 Ambience : too dark to see anything and too loud to hear...