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Coconut Grove
MG Road, Bangalore

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Coconut Grove, MG Road, Bangalore
Niranjan Bendre@niranjan_ben
Aug 03, 2005 12:52 PM, 16914 Views
(Updated Aug 04, 2005)
Coconut Grove - Peaceful and groovy


Written by a friend - Renuka mani


Coconut Grove


Address:


Coconut Grove


No. 86, Spencers Building ,


Church Street , Bangalore 560 001, India .


Tel: +(91) (80) 25596149


Fax: +(91) (80) 25091168


Branch: Koramangala, Bangalore (I think on the same road as William Penn)


Cuisine: (Sea Food & South Indian)


Rating:


Food -


Ambience - and a half


Service -



Relaxed! That’s what patrons to this very popular eatery located on Church Street feel as soon as they enter the portals of a soothing, palm fringed ambience. Not to be mixed with the Coconut Grove Bar of the Taj West End, this restaurant rates high on the popularity stakes. Splashes of green with men in white mundus and shirts form the leitmotif of this ‘Kerala speciality’ restaurant. Fairly large and able to accommodate groups of 8-10, the seating is informal yet private and if you’re not an early bird, then you have to wait your turn.


On a hot summer day the best thing to refresh you is a glass of coconut water which has a dash of honey or for the die-hard Southies, moru or butter milk, which has pieces of chopped onions and green chilies and tastes well….I’ll be honest and biased…it tastes yummm.


Coconut Grove is a restaurant that caters more to the non-vegetarian palate. Fish, pork, chicken are de rigueur here, and if you don’t have appams and chicken stew then I guess you’re missing something. Of course the chicken stew is bland and not spicy, but one can always have the fish in tamarind and coconut gravy, or the dry pepper chicken or mutton which are mouth watering and perfect to wash down with a pint of beer. For the vegetarians, am not sure if there is a lot of variety to choose from, however the thali seems to be the best bet.


Not very damaging to the wallet, a meal for 2 without liquor would probably cost Rs.350- Rs.500/-. A restaurant for all seasons, it’s probably ideal to chill out on a lazy Sunday with friends and family.


Niranjan Bendre


http://www.niranjanbendre.8m.com

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