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Category:
Cafes in Mumbai , Restaurants in Mumbai
- 66547939
- 82, Indage House, Dr. Annie Besant Road, Worli , Mumbai
- Landmark: Near Reserve Bank of India
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- Timings:11:00 AM to Midnight
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Price:Moderate
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Payment Methods:Visa, Amex, Master, Cash
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Meal Type:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Cuisines:Italian
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Quick Facts
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Serves alcohol
Yes wine
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iliveforfood17
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Just love this sleepy cute place! 2012-02-13
even if they don't have half the wines which are mentioned on the menu, i really do forgive them...they more than make it up with the ambience, great food and the value for money rates! I don't mind going to this place every second weekend - it's simply a delightful place!
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aditin85
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IVY - IVOTE for you!!!!! 2011-09-11
If its wine its IVY!!!
The minute you enter the place and have a look at the menu, you know this is THE place for wines. Decently priced (the cheapest comes for a mere Rs 100), well-stocked (domestic and imported), neatly placed in shelves attached to the walls; this place is a haven for wine enthusiasts. The decor and ambiance is bright and repeatedly reminds you of the origins of wine and the wine variants.
The food is good too. Highly recommended - Onion rings, Thai Chicken Curry, Jamaican Chicken Wrap, Fish n Chips and Potato wedges. However, the pastas are not impressive.... read more -
RESPONSE FROM MANAGEMENT
Replied by: Amogh Aundhekar, Manager, Operations, on Sep 12, 2011 Flag this
Dear Aditin85, thanks for your review. all your comments well noted. Enjoy your wines n Ivy...keep burrping...
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skash
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Diving into Ivy misery. 2011-08-23
I have heard so much about this place and this place was what I would call a Massive disappointment. I went here on a weekday evening and as we were entering, the waiter stopped us, pointed us to a waiting table and said 'there'. That slightly put me off as that is absolutely no way to treat a guest. We waited nonetheless and decided to place our order. We went through the wine list and you will not believe this, they didn't have any of the wines we ordered. We gave them six substitutes, which they didn't have either. To add to this, the staff kept sneering all the time and looked impatient. Like... read more -
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kaleidoscope
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But for the Smokescreen, 2011-07-29
I visited the place with a friend for a post-work, relaxing dinner. They dont do reservations, which is a bummer given that its located in an office area where executives would like to ensure a table before dropping in en masse for a post-work dinner and heading out home in far flung suburbs. There was a queue for the tables and we got ours after about 20 minutes of waiting.
The good thing was that we could order and enjoy our wines in the waiting queue. There was a variety of wines, though some of our choices from the menu were unavailable. They serve by the glass and the price was modest.... read more -
RESPONSE FROM MANAGEMENT
Replied by: Amogh Aundhekar, Manager, Operations, on Jul 29, 2011 Flag this
Dear Kaleidscope, thanks for your above comments, all the contents are well noted. Regarding "No reservation" it's our cafe policy. We serve "first come -first basis". You saw the waiting queue yourself, in this situation the customer starts fighting if we block the table for the reservation guest.
Regarding your comments for "Tiramisu" I will definatly look into this matter. I personally regret if you got this food product that bad. We will work out the better receipe for this product for sure.
Normally the smoking guests go in the parking zone or next lane corridor for...read moreReplied by: kaleidoscope, on Aug 04, 2011 Flag this
Appreciate your prompt response. If everyone is required to come with a reservation, there should not be any fight for the seats, isn't it? I would leave it as a recommendation to your management to consider reservation policy at least for part of the Bistro.
The smoking policy as you explain it makes me wonder if you are running a Monsoon Smoking Shelter or selling food and wine?? The law of the land requires all restaurants and bars in the country to be smokefree and its not a matter of choice or discretion your end as you suggest. For the same reason, you can not require non-smoking...read more
Replied by: Amogh Aundhekar, Manager, Operations, on Feb 13, 2012 Flag this