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A 7, Block A, Kailash Colony, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110048, India
Waao… what a place ? Prefect for date. A little expensive evening is sometimes what we needed from daily hustle. Personal suggestion - please take “virgin bloody marry” at your own risk ?. Although Virgin mojito tastes perfect. And Spaghetti rose is a must must. Additionally Farmer fresh is okish. The place has quite a classic vibe and waiters are also nice and helpful (they came with flash light when we guys were clicking our photo and also helped us clicking - which was impressive). So overall a must go to place. Specially for nearby people. The cafe is on main road near to kailash colony metro - on the opposite road of kotak bank.
Tasty and fresh food. Calm ambience. Suitable for talking with friends.
This cafe has a lot going for it - a lovely ambience with friendly staff, and delicious fries served with a tasty dip! My hot chocolate was just okay, but the marshmallows were a nice touch. Unfortunately, my experience was soured by a frustrating encounter with the billing. We were charged twice for our order due to a payment issue on their end. While these things happen, the owner/manager's lack of understanding and rigid attitude really put a damper on our morning. It's a shame, because the cafe itself has a lot of potential, but the poor handling of this situation left a bad taste.
FatJar feels like a delightful hidden gem! From the moment you step in, the cozy ambiance wraps around you like a warm hug. The staff is incredibly polite and attentive, making the experience even more special. The food? Absolutely delicious! Every bite is packed with flavor, and you can tell it’s made with love. Whether you're looking for a quiet spot to unwind or a place to enjoy a hearty meal, Fat Jar is the perfect choice. Definitely a spot worth visiting again and again!
Really good food. The prizes are above average but the food served justifies it.









