strong textThis restaurant cum bar serves up some good food coupled with cocktails and a snazzy ambiance.
The interiors are fairly cozy with dim lighting and some interesting photo frames adorning the walls. Not the ideal place for a family meal as loud music and cacophonous diners can be a task to deal with.
They also have an outdoor area but would not ideally recommend that unless its winters and one can deal with the noise emanating from the endless traffic.
Alfredo’s menu consists of the usual starters, mains, dessert compilation. Food is predominantly Italian with Indian options also available.
My friends ordered a portion of the fettuccine with a Genovese pesto sauce and cherry tomatoes. It however seemed like the pasta was drowning in a deluge of sauce. More than a fork and spoon it needed a soup spoon to eat it.
But to be fair there were no complaints on the flavor and taste. They also ordered a focaccia sandwich with mushrooms.
Nice simple sandwich with a tasty and plump filling accompanied by fries.
Have never tried the dessert here but they have a display outside which really doesn’t evoke much interest. Honestly, with a San Churros and Bru world flanking this place, dessert is really never an option here.