NITN | @notintownlive | 13 Feb 2023, 12:10 pm
Valentine's Day special
Kolkata/IBNS: From pocket-friendly cafes to elaborate dinners under the stars or a romantic date in a decorated cabana, there is plenty of options to choose from this Valentine's Day. A restaurant in Goa has also set up a special menu for those who might be single and want to pamper themselves with some self love.
Bengaluru
Sheraton Grand Bangalore Hotel at Brigade Gateway
Where: 26/1 Dr. Rajkumar Road, Malleswaram-Rajajinagar, Bengaluru
When: Persian Terrace – 7 pm to 11 pm; Feast – 7.30 pm to 11.30 pm
V-day Special: A candlelight dinner under the stars, or an intimate dinner in the specially decorated Cabanas, at the rooftop restaurant Persian Terrace. You can also choose to groove with your partner to live music, at the Feast; click a selfie at the Selfie Corner and enjoy the sumptuous spread.
Cost: Persian Terrace – Rs 12,000 plus tax for 2 at the Cabanas; Rs 8,000 plus tax (dine under the stars). Feast – Buffet for two at Rs 6000 plus tax (without alcohol) and Rs 8000 plus tax (with alcohol).
JW Marriott Bengaluru
Where: 24/1 Vittal Mallya Road, Bengaluru
V-day Special: At ALBA, there is a seven course Mediterranean menu with sparkling wine, a luxurious valentine multi-cuisine dinner at JW Kitchen and a cosy quiet dinner overlooking the pool at Spice Terrace with sparkling wine.
Cost: Starts from Rs 8,500 plus tax per couple
Chai Point
Where: Across all outlets
V-day Special: Cannot miss the ‘Lychee Love’- a drink as special made with fresh Lychee and aloe vera pulp with a hint of rose in iced green tea. This can be paired with Chai Point’s curated menu with special offers available at select locations.
Delhi
Chowman
Where: Across all outlets
When: Noon - midnight (on 14th Feb only)
V-day Special: Choice includes Chilli Garlic rice or noodles, teamed with an exotic veg in Chilli Basil Sauce, a Manchow soup for the vegetarians and Chicken with Cashew nuts, chicken chilli with garlic noodles, Mixed Manchow soup and Darsaan with ice cream for the non veg lovers.
Cost: Starts from Rs 699 plus tax for set menu
Goa
3102bce
Where: 187/14, Deul Wada, Vagator, Bardez, North Goa
When: 8 pm onwards
V-day Special: Enjoy an alfresco dinner consisting of a three course meal and a glass of wine while musician Vikky serenades the guests with mellifluous numbers.
Cost: Rs 3,000 plus tax per couple
Istaka
Where: 3102bce, Anjuna Chapora Road, Vagator North Goa
When: 8pm onwards
V-day Special: While everyone is offering the best for couples, Istaka has decided to welcome singles for a delightful night. Guests can enjoy a happy hour with 1+1 on cocktails, sangria, and beer (on selected brands); indulge in a range of concoctions served in tropical Hawaiian tiki glasses and some Pan-Pacific bites to wash them all down.
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