PEG BRO — Restaurant in Telangana

The venue itself looks great and the live band was a highlight. However, our experience as a group of 10-12 was frustrating. The music was so loud it killed any chance for conversation. The service, while not hostile, was inefficient for a group our size; having QR code menus without online ordering meant we constantly had to struggle to get a waiter's attention over the noise.

The deal-breaker was the payment. Their refusal to accept international cards is a major inconvenience. I had to personally pay extra fees to top-up a UPI wallet to settle the bill. Due to these issues, I've decided I won't return. It might be fine for some, but for me, I'd prefer to explore other places, confident I can find a better overall experience for a group outing...

The pub needs to prioritize its audience’s experience during public events. It’s important to engage DJs who genuinely listen to and cater to the crowd, rather than focusing on entertaining a select group of the owner’s friends. Events like these are for the public, and the atmosphere should reflect that inclusivity. Additionally, Shravani’s involvement in event management appears to be misaligned with creating an engaging and enjoyable experience for everyone. A more audience-focused approach would significantly enhance the overall vibe and reputation...

The restaurant used to attract customers earlier by including many offers but now most of those are not provided. When we asked the staff about it, the waiters simply rejected our request without even being concerned if we decided to leave. The pricing is very high compared to what the place offers, and the value does not match the cost or location. The only reason to consider visiting would be the food, but with so many nearby restaurants offering much better service at lower prices, this place feels overpriced and disappointing. No...