Tamaara

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A perfect place to dine on a beautiful evening with your loved one. Located at Jubilee Hills, the restaurant gives you a breathtaking view of the Durgam Cheruvu Lake. You have multiple seating options here, alfresco by the lake (candle lit and lil too dark), an indoor (air-conditioned) seating with high glass windows, or a separate family room for large members which make it a perfect family outing place too. There is also a separate seating area for liquor lovers with comfortable leather sofas. The ambience is excellent, the view panoramic (though the lighting towards the lake is nil) and the music serene and soothing.

We were seated outside with the lake facing view , but the only hitch was that there were lots of insects and mosquitoes (though the repellent were lit) .The menu presented initially is exclusively for appetizers and small eats, so don’t hunt for the main course there, the menu for main course would shortly follow. The menu offers a variety of cuisines ranging from Indian, oriental, Mediterranean, Italian and Chinese. We ordered Tandoori Gobi which was just mouth smacking. The main course comprised of Chilly Oyster noodles with Thai green curry. Though the curry was worth sampling they had too much of a coconut blend rather than a mix of lemon grass and coconut. Also on offer are exotic cocktails, mock tails and desserts though we didn’t try any. The prices are on the higher side but the portions are ample and it’s a nice experience. Since we were seated outside the lighting was really dim and the bill printed was barely legible (guess their printer ink had gone dry). This place tends to get crowded by evenings so you may want to go a little early for reservations. Service was nothing worth mentioning.


Be careful as you descend and ascend the stairs ,as there are innumerable number of them and you may have a good fall if you miss any of them.

Rating (on 5) : Food *** Ambience **** Service ***

Address - Road No. 46,Durgam Cheruvu,Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad -500034

Contact Information - (40)-20012020, 20012030

Food Type - Multi-cuisine

Additional Information
Discotheque-Athena
Air conditioned
Credit cards accepted
Valet parking

Timings : 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm , 8:00 pm - 11:30 pm

Comments

  1. kafkaJuly 9, 2009 at 11:48 AM

    what if we dont have a loved one!

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  2. NayantaraJuly 9, 2009 at 12:22 PM

    As I mentioned they do have family rooms..so u can go with your FAMILY too...sab ke liye option hai..if you dont have a family u can loiter at the bar lounge..if you do not have liquor I suggest u try another restaurant...

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  3. kafkaJuly 9, 2009 at 12:48 PM

    'bachelors who are teetotallers' ...always a marginalised section of our society..

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  4. NayantaraJuly 9, 2009 at 6:32 PM

    All I can say is "CHOOSE YOUR OWN PATH"...either find ureself a loved one...or get into boozing...if u cannot do any of these...just try their HOME DELIVERY service...It workks!!

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