CAFE MONDEGAR
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2024
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2024
Founded in 1932, Cafe Mondegar is one of the oldest cafes in the city. It was the first to have a jukebox in Bombay! Since 1990, the walls are decorated by the famous Goan artist, Mario Miranda. His drawings representing scenes of life are famous in the whole country. The place is nice and you can eat there at any time. There is a large choice of snacks and dishes from all over the world. One room is air-conditioned, the other is not. The youth and the artists of the city meet here to chat over a coffee or a beer.
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Visited in february 2018
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Crowded restaurant with international music. Even beef is eaten, but shrimp dishes are more local. Great variety of beers. We offer souvenir postcards with decorative drawings. The restaurant also sells beer and t-shirts to its logo. Very nice for a relaxing evening!
Par contre je ne recommanderai pas ce café pour la cuisine, le fromage de la pizza vous colle aux dents, la soupe chilli était très salé, et les cheese ball sans goût... Je ne le recommanderais pas non plus aux étrangers car ils pourraient vous forcer à payer des pourboires:
Le serveur n'addressait la parole qu'à mon mari alors que c'était moi qui payait l'addition, mon mari lui a alors demandé de s'adresser à moi concernant l'addition. Je suis franco-indienne et mon mari est français, le serveur voulait faire payer un pourboire à mon mari. Sachez que la loi indienne n'oblige personne à payer un pourboire dans un restaurant!!! (Conseil aux voyageurs: Même si certains restaurant ajoute des frais de service sur le ticket, vous pouvez demander à retirer ces frais sachant que certains ne se prive pas et vous ajoute jusqu'à 12% sur le total)
Bref, c'était une mauvaise expérience pour nous et nous n'avons pas apprécié leurs comportements envers les "étrangers".