A small joint in JP Nagar, Bangalore serves you the pocket friendly satisfaction of food. Been there at lunch time. Tried pasta, burger and drinks. Food was great. Drinks were super fresh and worth the pay. The restaurant manager was very good at assisting and clearing our doubts. Very friendly staff. Good ambience. Pets are allowed. Seperate section for pets. Pet food available. Overall good experience ⭐
Loved the service. Place is clean and safe. Everyone Wearing mask. There is no overcrowding. Food is great!
Thanks for the boiled chicken. Yes it’s for my dog. I add turmeric paste separately to his food. Thanks for caring.
I ordered Chicken cake with peanut butter on my Fur Baby's first birthday. He loved his cake and it was fresh too.
Beautiful people! Excellent service! Yummy food!
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Slate Café is a cute, cozy cafe located in JP Nagar. The concept behind it is that, people in our busy times tend to forget what real conversations mean, here at Slate cafe, you can have a fun conversation and also doodle with chalks, bringing out the inner child in you. They are pet friendly too.
To begin with, I had a word with chef Sarvesh who is also the owner of the cafe and got to know about the menu. He has taken Indian food and merged it with Mediterranean and continental cuisine. Each dish has a unique presentation and there’s a twist.
We started off with the soup, I had the mush-take soup which was warm, comforting, a tad high on the garlic flavour but delicious nevertheless. My friend tried the Mad-Ras soup and he absolutely loved it, it had lots of chicken pieces and had a spicy kick to it.
Moving on to the appetisers I tried the Pune masala pav which arrives very differently to what you’d expect. Not pav buns with a side of gravy here, folks. It had pav bun bites soaked in the bhaji, unique and scrumptious. The shakshuka that I tired here was delicious too. It wasn’t like the usual chunky traditional shakshuka but had a creamy egg based gravy topped with the fried eggs of course.
The drinks could have been better for sure. The brownie shake didn’t have the necessary chocolate flavour and the Brownie pieces on top were a bit dry. The strawberry mojito as well needed more strawberry flavour in it. The cold coffee was good though.
The pizza too was a little average, I would expect more flavour in it and the veg kheema gravy instead of pizza sauce didn’t make sense to me.
The three cheese ravioli was good. It had cottage cheese or paneer, processed cheese and cheddar cheese in it. Would have been better with some Parmesan instead of processed cheese but the pasta was well made and cooked properly,
In non veg my friend highly recommended the “Holy Mother of God” which consisted of chicken simmered in a bhoot jalokia or ghost chilli sauce, wasn’t too spicy and tasted really good according to him.
The peri peri chicken and chapli kebab were decent.
My husband has been here a few times and was really after me to try this place. So went there for lunch with hubby one weekday. Tried the Pune masala paav (I am from Pune, so the name was a definite lure) and it was SO good. the hit of butter and pav-bhaji taste on the first bite was just too good. We also tried the misal pav. Did not like this much. It is very different from the misal pav we get in Pune. It was thicker consistency and it did not have that typical misal taste I am used to. But it was tasty nonetheless. The railway chicken cutlets were good. We packed the mediterranean burger for the son. Tried a bite from it and it was OK-ish. The chickpea cutlet was very hard and not very tasty. We also had the cold coffee which was nice and thick (and strong because I asked them to make it strong).
I really do want to go back for the pune masala paav and few other items that looked nice on the menu. The ambience is very cute as well (plus it is walkable from my work place)
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Went to slate café yesterday with a friend.. the new menu that has been launched this year is very interesting... it’s a fusion of Indian and continental food
We went for half portion of the dishes in order to try out a lot of the dishes for the review. So quantity is double as in the pics. I had the Mad-Ras soup first which was a Chettinad style spicy soup.. I really enjoyed it as it was spicy and warming and there was a lot of chicken pieces in the soup which was plus point. My friend tried mush-take soup which was good too. In starters we tried the Pune Masala pav which had a different presentation from the normal masala pav and tasted good too, spices were well balanced. The peri peri chicken strips and spicy chapli kebab were decent.
Stand out was the “Holy Mother of God” which consisted of chicken cooked in ghost chilli sauce with rice and veggies. It was perfect, would give 5/5 for that any day. The sauce wasn’t too spicy as you would anticipate but slowly warms the throat after a while. Shakshuka was awesome too, it was flavoured properly. Mexicana pizza, brownie shake and strawberry mojito were again decent. Three cheese ravioli was yummy, sauce was having the thick and creamy consistency and pasta was well cooked.Cold coffee to finish with was well made with strong coffee flavour
Service is very friendly and the owner comes and attends to each table which gives a personal touch. Definitely recommend...
A great place to read. They have some nice books. The music is great for reading. I am so grateful for the cafe being here near my home. Am going to frequent this place. The owner and staff are very attentive and polite. I love the idea of open kitchen too as it gives a homely feel. I would like it more if the cafe had more exhausts so that the smoke from the kitchen goes out instead of comjng to the dining area.
A nice cozy place for snacks and tea/ coffee. It’s a cute little place and budget friendly cafe. The entire vibe is good.
This little place is amazing. Less crowd and hospitality was just great. Though they mentioned self service, they made sure you eat peacefully without getting disturbed. Food was served by them. Menu is great. Food is also great. Tried pasta, burger and milkshakes. Fries were so fresh and crispy. Their sauces are different and are really great. They have the art to blend them into something new. They would like to explain you about the dish that you are confused with. It's pet friendly too. They have separate Seating area for pets. Mini library is available.
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Another Cute and Cozy Cafe in JP Nagar. A good place to spend time with friends or your bae or even kids. Also, your pets are welcomed in this place. With simple decor and great food, a must visit place
They have slates board on every table, which will keep your kids busy when you visit the place with them. They also have small events like music and comedy. And if you are a book lover, you have a good options of book available
Coming to food, we tried the Garlic Fries and it was really good. Crispy fries with a mild flavor of garlic
Next, we had the Railway Chicken Cutlets. Made with Potato and Chicken, it was just amazing. It had fennel seeds which made it more tasty. Highly recommended
For drinks, we had cold coffee and Brownie Shake which was good and had very minimal sugar which was perfect for my taste
Since, we were here for a long time and with the pleasant weather, we ended up having my favourite the Masala Chai. It was just amazing. The perfect chai anybody would need to enjoy the monsoons.
A very courteous staff, well managed and very attentive place.
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Slate Café is a cute, cozy cafe located in JP Nagar. The concept behind it is that, people in our busy times tend to forget what real conversations mean, here at Slate cafe, you can have a fun conversation and also doodle with chalks, bringing out the inner child in you. They are pet friendly too.
To begin with, I had a word with chef Sarvesh who is also the owner of the cafe and got to know about the menu. He has taken Indian food and merged it with Mediterranean and continental cuisine. Each dish has a unique presentation and there’s a twist.
We started off with the soup, I had the mush-take soup which was warm, comforting, a tad high on the garlic flavour but delicious nevertheless. My friend tried the Mad-Ras soup and he absolutely loved it, it had lots of chicken pieces and had a spicy kick to it.
Moving on to the appetisers I tried the Pune masala pav which arrives very differently to what you’d expect. Not pav buns with a side of gravy here, folks. It had pav bun bites soaked in the bhaji, unique and scrumptious. The shakshuka that I tired here was delicious too. It wasn’t like the usual chunky traditional shakshuka but had a creamy egg based gravy topped with the fried eggs of course.
The drinks could have been better for sure. The brownie shake didn’t have the necessary chocolate flavour and the Brownie pieces on top were a bit dry. The strawberry mojito as well needed more strawberry flavour in it. The cold coffee was good though.
The pizza too was a little average, I would expect more flavour in it and the veg kheema gravy instead of pizza sauce didn’t make sense to me.
The three cheese ravioli was good. It had cottage cheese or paneer, processed cheese and cheddar cheese in it. Would have been better with some Parmesan instead of processed cheese but the pasta was well made and cooked properly,
In non veg my friend highly recommended the “Holy Mother of God” which consisted of chicken simmered in a bhoot jalokia or ghost chilli sauce, wasn’t too spicy and tasted really good according to him.
The peri peri chicken and chapli kebab were decent.
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Went to slate café yesterday with a friend.. the new menu that has been launched this year is very interesting... it’s a fusion of Indian and continental food
We went for half portion of the dishes in order to try out a lot of the dishes for the review. So quantity is double as in the pics. I had the Mad-Ras soup first which was a Chettinad style spicy soup.. I really enjoyed it as it was spicy and warming and there was a lot of chicken pieces in the soup which was plus point. My friend tried mush-take soup which was good too. In starters we tried the Pune Masala pav which had a different presentation from the normal masala pav and tasted good too, spices were well balanced. The peri peri chicken strips and spicy chapli kebab were decent.
Stand out was the “Holy Mother of God” which consisted of chicken cooked in ghost chilli sauce with rice and veggies. It was perfect, would give 5/5 for that any day. The sauce wasn’t too spicy as you would anticipate but slowly warms the throat after a while. Shakshuka was awesome too, it was flavoured properly. Mexicana pizza, brownie shake and strawberry mojito were again decent. Three cheese ravioli was yummy, sauce was having the thick and creamy consistency and pasta was well cooked.Cold coffee to finish with was well made with strong coffee flavour
Service is very friendly and the owner comes and attends to each table which gives a personal touch. Definitely recommend...
This is a newly opened cafe in J P nagar. Located on the main road, this cafe is easily accessible and has got ample parking area. Classic Cafe lightings with unique decor - I was surprised to know that everything on the walls (including menu) were written in chalk. This Cafe is a pet friendly and there is a designated area where one can bring their Dogs. Also area is well cleaned each and every time a customer walks out with their dog. They also have food menu for dogs. I also met the owners Ranjini and Sarvesh, who helped me understand the concept behind this restaurant. Coming to food, I had Katekar Burger ( you heard me right :D ) , Verde Pasta and Banana Oats shake. Burger was messier (I loved it) and Verde pasta was good.
Food Rating :
* Katekar Burger 5/5
* Verde pasta 5/5
* Banana Oats Shake 4/5
* Rum Ball 5/5
Place has opened just 2weeks ago. Like the slate theme which is visible through out. The menu and all the art is hand drawn.They bake their own bread every day. Pet friendly with a separate corner for pets. Friendly knowledge hosts with a smile on their face.
Amazing ambience but ventilation is bit of a problem. As it's open kitchen, sometimes eyes do have slight irritation. But once you keep this aside, you wud love this place. Separate place for pets.. loved the brownie with caramelized banana. Must try
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Ever feel like going out for a cuppa but you cannot because you cannot leave your doggy home alone/ you want to take your doggy on an outing with you but not very far! If your answer is a YES, then Slate Cafe is the place.
Located at an easily accessible point, this cafe welcomes people and their Pawe-somes into a cozy place. They serve quite a few continental dishes and awesome coffee too! Do not worry about your furry friends going hungry, for they have a separate menu to choose their treat! However, for people walking in with their furry friends, there is just one table designated with picket fencing around. This I would recommend prebooking table.
This place is good for bibliophiles also, for they have a small yet decent collection to choose from. Also, a few board games and jhenga is available for family fun time.
Last but not the least, great ambience, very friendly people to wait on you.
The only suggestion if I may make one is - the washroom can be a maintained a little better.
All said, this place is a great choice and I heartily recommend it.
One of the nice and calm place to hang out which gives peace to your mind . The menus out there wowww ... tastes at its best 😌And it friendly too . So why wait ? Go n enjoy your evenings to have a sip out there 😋
Bhurji pav was awesome.
Tea was good.
Garlic fries were ok.
Lemon mint cooler was only water.
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