Me and my husband have been to Zero G a couple of times. The first time it was thru’s hubby’s office party and 2nd time on our own. When we went the 1st time, since the drinks were arranged by office, I couldnt try any cocktails and just settled on a breezer.
Second time though, I tried Margarita and hubby tried Sangria. May be the grass was greener on the other side, or may be Sangria was actually way better than Margarita. Also, they did not have any variations for Margarita. For starters, we tried Seekh Kabab and some chicken dish. Both were okay. Then we ordered for another starter called Cheese Crostini. Well it tasted more like tomato cheese sandwich.
In main course, we had ordered some stir fry veggies with fried rice which was again just about okay. But then, who comes to Zero G for food. The drinks were above average and the music was good. The one thing that I really like about Zero G is their central dance floor. So that you dont really have to go too far from ur table and you can dance on and off while enjoying your drink.
Also, the music is not very loud which means that you can talk comfortably when you are at your table, without the need to shout on top of your voice (which is the case in many other pubs)
The only grudge that I have was that the cosy seating they have inside is mostly reserved for parties. And when we went on our own for 2nd time, we had to sit outside which was unusually chilly that day coz of incessant rains. I wish they have a small place indoor to accomodate a few people who dont want to sit in the cold outdoors.
We spent close to Rs. 2100 which included 3 drinks, 3 starters and a main course dish. So the price is not really on the lower side but not very steep too.
Next time I wanna try out their Bollywood night on Wednesdays. Overall, a good place to relax and unwind and to shake a leg too!