Review Feast - Pune

Aromas of Bengal! Step into a world of culinary delight with Sheraton Grand Pune’s Bengali Food Festival at Feast from 20th to the 29th of October. ✨ Experience the bustling streets of Kolkata with live counters serving Phuchka, Jhal Muri, Gughni, Kichuri, Jhoori Aloo Bhaja, and Kathi Rolls along with an array of signature Bengali dishes, including Kosha Mangsho (spicy mutton curry), Chingri Bhapa (steamed prawns), Aloo Posto (potato in poppy seed paste), Sukto (vegetable stew), Begun Bhaja (fried eggplant), and more. Complete your meal with the sweet notes of Narkel Naru, Rasogulla, and Seta Bhog

Recently visited this restaurant with my team. Excellent food and great ambience. Buffet menu was extensive and seasonal to a particularly high standard. Definitely fine dining. My team enjoyed a lot. Highly recommended for a fine dining experience. Special thanks to Vikas kushwaha, Thanks for coordinating and helping me make arrangements. You are a great host 😊

It's one of the finest places in Pune. Superb atmosphere and excellent ambiance. Authenticity in their cuisines is one of the best things that take you there. Their polite staff makes you more comfortable during your dining experience. They have a wide range and a variety of desserts, which are really lip-smacking, and once to try in your life.

Food is average. Ambiance is awesome. Service is good. 5 star only for Atmosphere. Enough parking is available.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at the Sheraton Grand Pune during their ongoing Rajasthani food festival, and I must say, it was an experience that truly transported me to the vibrant land of Rajasthan. The decor of the restaurant beautifully captured the essence of Rajasthan, with intricate tapestries, colorful accents, and traditional Rajasthani motifs adorning the space. From the moment I stepped in, I felt like I had been transported to the royal palaces of Jaipur. But the highlight of my dining experience was undoubtedly the authentic Rajasthani cuisine that was on offer. The menu was a culinary journey through the flavors of Rajasthan, offering a wide variety of dishes that celebrated the rich and royal heritage of the state. From the spicy Lal Maas to the delectable Gatte ki Sabzi, each dish was a testament to the culinary excellence of Rajasthan. However, it was the dessert spread that truly left me spellbound. The array of Rajasthani sweets, including the famous Ghewar and Malpua, was a treat for the senses. The flavors were rich, the textures were divine, and each bite was an explosion of sweetness that transported me to the vibrant streets of Jaipur. And of course, how can I forget the classic Rajasthani delicacy - Dal Bati Churma. The combination of the flavorful lentil curry, the crispy baati, and the sweet churma was a match made in culinary heaven. It was the perfect blend of flavors and textures, and I couldn't get enough of it. Overall, my visit to the Sheraton Grand Pune during their Rajasthani food festival was an incredible experience. From the exquisite decor to the authentic Rajasthani cuisine, everything was a testament to the rich culture and heritage of Rajasthan. If you're a food lover and want to indulge in the flavors and vibes of Rajasthan, then this festival is an absolute must-visit.

I visited on my birthday and enjoyed a lot. Santosh and team provided amazing service. I would definitely visit Feast again

Sunday Brunch at The Feast at Sheraton Grand Pune (Bund Garden) was an experience worth cherishing. Feast in itself is a beautiful place, an epitome of luxury with a fantastic hospitality making for a perfect experience. The Easter Sunday brunch had flavours from all over the world. There were live counters for Asian, Italian, Chaat and Tandoori items bringing up wonderful variety. On other stations, there were Salads (assorted cheese, cold cuts, various dips, roasted veggies for diy salads, prepared salads like lentils, Thai papaya salad and many more), Asian Appetisers and Mains (dimsums and dips, sushi with wasabi and California cream cheese, asian curries, live noodles counter), Indian (biryani, Indian curries and dal, steamed rice, raita, chutneys and papads, dahi bhalla) and Italian (Sauted root veggies, Risotto, Lasagna, live counter for customized pastas). The dessert section was creative and artistic. Each piece of dessert was a work of art. Using panna cotta and mango pulp to make Easter eggs is one such example. Here's what I will Recommend - All desserts (if you can 😁), mocktails, chaats, mushroom lasagna, dimsums, biryani, raw papaya salad with pumpkin seeds, dahi bhalla, paneer do pyaza and crispy butter garlic naan.

Great Ambiance. Good Food. Good Service. Food Is Good ; Not Up to The Mark. Costly

Visited this place in Dec-2021. The staff followed covid protocol with masks on all the time and even the guard who inspected the car sanitised the car handle. Had the sunday brunch with family and toddler. Food was good. Nothing spectacular but also nothing was done wrong. The live counters serving starters took some time to get going. Fantastic value when booked through dineout app.

The food was decent and had different cuisines available for the buffet. However, I feel that there could have been more options available for veg and non-veg varieties.

Nice Buffet Restaurant, with multiple cuisines, a vast range of desserts, and live counters of chaat, dim sum,pasta and dessert. Good experience.

Excellent service by Manager Santosh, Datta and Deepak. Food also good, This is Heart of City.