Woodside Inn

The 13^th of March, 2010 was the second time I went to Woodside Inn at Wodehouse Road, opposite Regal Cinema in Bombay. It is an amazing place. The pasta out there is really good. The ambience is excellent. The waiters are courteous and the food is simply outstanding. The food is prepared keeping the Indian taste buds in mind. Even the continental food over there contains Mediterranean herbs and spices that please the Indian senses; and is moderately priced. The drinks are slightly overpriced, but it won’t matter to someone who would want to savour the experience over there.

The interior décor in the lower level of the restaurant is cutely done. It is a small place that is complete with a bar and sitting space enough to accommodate 20 guests. The bar is carefully designed to accommodate a huge variety of drinks, glasses and the barmen in a petite space. Air fresheners don’t bother the nose to spoil the aroma of the food. The sitting space is also designed in a very careful manner. Stools, tables and seats are placed cutely between pillars alongside the windows.

The mezzanine is a complete family space. It too reflects the brilliant décor that has been done in the lower level. But the mezzanine is majorly designed using light colours whereas the lower level is designed using dark shades to give it a natural woody effect.

The lighting during the day time is majorly provided by the sunlight trespassing through the window glass. The music played just complements the ambience. I must add that the management does have a great sense of art when it comes to music, colour, décor, photographs, etc… Talking of photographs, the walls are filled with many photographs of Bombay taken by different photographers.

I would recommend this place to anyone who wouldn’t mind spending an extra dime to enjoy his fooD.