Situated on the 2nd floor of DLF Galleria this place is in the middle of a Ghost town more or less. Given the empty building, its a bit difficult to spot, but inside it's lively, owing to the micro brewery that occupies a large portion of the pub. Afternoons aren't the ideal time to visit as it's usually vacant and the staff are on the verge of dozing off.

Positives first, the BEER is great. Flavorful, unique (if you've grown up drinking kingfisher), reasonably priced and decent variety. Read : German, Belgian, Scottish and Premium craft. Seating is good with Choice of high chairs, sofas etc. Smoking outside the pub is allowed.

Negatives, wait for it. Service -> abysmal, the guys have no clue what's what, no clue about the flavors, no clue about quantity, no clue about which will be served faster, and in our case botched up the order and apologized 1.5 hrs later saying here's free papad we'll prepare it soon.

Food-> if possible avoid. The country roads non veg platter, Rs. 599 for food not worth 299. Some fluffs, a tandoori leg, some wings and chicken pieces on the side. The yakitori was decent but schezwan potato? Seriously? I'd rather have lays or Cheetos. There's no free chakna either. Now we're middle class people with new money. Hence the difference between a au gratin and calamari is Hebrew, we need explanation. 404 not found.

Menu card-> yes it's wooden, Yes it's bad, it's terrible, it's a disaster Just why? Make it leather clad, make it a single piece of cardboard / engraved wood like Byloom but no. It falls off. It's heavy. It occupies too much space.

Ambience-> the space isn't large so cannot expect much. Still not counting it as a negative. But it's a bit dark and the decor is more or less average.

So overall, I would recommend it ONLY for the beer. Keep in mind the distance, average food and mediocre service before you venture out there. All the best beer- aficionados