The Leo Cafe - Artist Village

Not a very big place, a few tables inside and a few cafe style outside. some large fillers. ive had her burgers before. this time they tried their sandwiches and kartoffel wedges. they were from this world. a bit on the calorie-rich side, but if you like, you will find yourself in the seventh sky.

The cost for coffee and snacks are relatiw high to the quality they use. but you'll get a new place to get your friends or your gf out. you could try it once.

Tucked in the by lanes of fort, just outside CSMT, this humble place with the old world charm sits quietly serving good food at super affordable rates.<br/ <br/ We happens to walk in looking for an empty place to have coffee on a winter morning. The ambiance is just like one would find in restaurants decades ago(or in Hyderabad . Mostly filled with mid aged men having their lunch/brunch. The menu looked good with super low rates. We could see food coming across other tables and it smelled good for sure.<br/ <br/ We had their tea, bun masks and caramel custard. Though the tea and bun were average, custard was so damn good! Super light, airy and flavourful. And we ended up having 5 of those : <br/ <br/ Surely coming back to Hogg onto some meat stuff.

Located smack outside CSMT, this cafe has got an array of mughlai dishes on the menu. We were welcomed by a sweet staff member who was enthusiastic and made sure we were comfortable. We ordered a plate of Mutton masala with roti's. While we were half way through licking our fingers we realised that were craving another round of it and ordered one more plate. The meat was succulent and had absorbed the masala so well. If you're up for Mughlai, don't even give a second thought about this place, just step in! Acha Hazam hoga.

The Chinese food at this restaurant is top-notch, but my favorite dish is the butter roti. Other chicken dishes are also delicious. For starters and main course, the Carmel custard is a must-try.