10 New Restaurants In Bengaluru This June Worth Braving Traffic And Rain For

Bengaluru is known for its exceptional food scene, and honestly, there is never a shortage of new food or coffee spots to try. If you are looking for new places to explore and treat your taste buds too, then rejoice as the month of June brings some amazing new openings in the city, including new restaurants, cocktail bars, all-day cafes and more. These newly launched places promise something for everyone, so sit back while we reveal everything about these new spots in town. Honestly, these places are worth braving Bengaluru’s traffic and rain for! 

New Restaurants In Bengaluru To Check Out In June 

1. The Azulian House

Foodies, get ready to experience botanical dining at The Azulian House, a new restaurant at The Leela Palace Bengaluru.  The restaurant’s concept is rooted in slowness, storytelling and immersive dining. Led by Chef Zafar, the menu draws inspiration from Peru’s culinary heritage while working with Indian produce. There will be open-fire cooking, citrus and a lot of fermented techniques. For drinks, diners can expect tequila, mezcal, botanical infusions and ingredient-led cocktails. The best part about this new restaurant is its space. The Azulian House is designed as a botanist’s residence with immersive spaces such as The Living Room, The Glasshouse, The Lab and The Orchard, surrounded by herbs, edible plants and natural light.

Where: The Azulian House, The Leela Palace, Bengaluru
When: 11 am – 11 pm (Sunday to Thursday), 11 am – 1 am (Friday and Saturday)
Cost: ₹2000 for two people (approx.)

2. Jango

Jango, a place with an all-day cafe and cocktail bar concept, has now opened in North Bengaluru. The place is designed to move seamlessly through different moments of the day. It is basically a space where you can enjoy some coffee in the afternoon and energetic cocktails in the evening. The menu at Jango promises comforting dishes and a cocktail programme focused on approachable and easy-drinking serves. Expect an amazing experience with curated music nights, creator-led gatherings and community-led experiences at Jango. It is definitely one of the best new restaurants in Bengaluru you should head to in June.

Where: 3rd Floor, Fortuna square, Sahakarnagar Main Rd, Bengaluru
When: 12 pm – 12 am
Cost: ₹1200 for two people (approx.)

3. Brine

Indiranagar in Bengaluru now has a new place to hang out, eat and drink. But hold on, it is unlike any other place in the city. This 120-seater new restaurant and bar is built around the idea of change and transformation. Brine brings new flavours and textures with modern European sensibilities that would leave diners wanting more. The restaurant features a bar, bar-side seating, quiet lounge corners and partially open outdoors, so that you can experience the ambience however you want to. The textured grey walls and life-sized trees create a space that feels expansive and intimate. Signature dishes include Cheeseburgers, Roasted Tomato Risotto, Focaccia With Kimchi Butter and more.

Where: 80 Feet Rd, HAL 2nd Stage, New Tippasandra, Bengaluru
When: 5 pm – 1 am
Cost: ₹3,000 for two people (approx.)

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4. Pixi

Church Street in Bengaluru has now got itself a new neighbourhood hangout spot, Pixi. It is a space where your day can begin with a great cup of coffee and seamlessly transition into cocktails, conversations and long evenings. The place is built around the idea of ‘First Coffee To Last Drink’ and is expected to become a favourite of many coffee shop and bar hoppers in town. You can visit Pixi for a slow morning coffee, a casual lunch, fresh pours from the taproom and inventive cocktails. The menu is thoughtfully curated by Chef Karthikeya Ratan, bringing together globally inspired and flavourful dishes. In short, the place is social, easy-going and perfect for dates and hangouts with your buddies.

Where: Ground floor, Amoeba complex, 22, Church St, Bengaluru
When: 12 pm – 1 am
Cost: ₹1,700 for two people (approx.)

5. No Shop Talk

In the middle of all the city chaos, a new bar is asking Bengaluru to do one simple thing: switch off. No Shop Talk is a newly launched cocktail-forward bar in the city, created as an escape from Bengaluru’s fast-paced work culture. The destination promises a space where conversations can go beyond work, and people can truly switch off. No Shop Talk celebrates the version of people that exists beyond meetings, laptops and work chats. You can expect signature cocktails like Grape & Pomace, Coffee & Cascara, Coconut Water & Coconut Oil and many others. The food menu matches the same energy with dishes like Goan Cutlet Sliders, Kimchi Smash Burger, Aslam Style Butter Chicken and more.

Where: 13/1, Embassy Tech Square Main Rd, Hobli, Kadubeesanahalli, Varthur, Bengaluru
When: 6 pm – 1 am
Cost: ₹2,500 for two people (approx.)

6. Mysore Dining Hall

Do you like eating authentic thalis? If yes, then this place is for you. Mysore Dining Hall follows the concept of thalis served on stainless steel plates. The concept is designed to bring back the ease of a complete and well-structured meal. Talking about the space, Mysore Dining Hall has the feel of traditional dining halls with visible timing boards, uniformed staff and disciplined service windows. This new restaurant in Bengaluru promises a nostalgic yet urban dining experience.

Where: Below Yaakay Bar & Canteen, Bengaluru
When: 7 am – 11:30 pm; Thalis: 11:30 am – 3:30 pm and 7 pm – 9:30 pm
Cost: ₹300 onwards for two people (approx.)

7. Baan Phadthai

Following the popularity of its Indiranagar space, Baan Phadthai has now opened a second outpost in Bengaluru. This restaurant is known for its award-winning Phad Thai, Bangkok night market-inspired dishes and retro-kitschy aesthetic. The new 80-seater outlet offers dishes like Yum Yang, Kai Tawt, Tom Yum Kaichiau, a Bangkok-style Crab Omelette and more. Diners should also try beverages such as Cha Yen (Thai Milk Tea), Cha Mango (Thai Tea With Lime), along with creative cocktails made with wine and soju. Their traditional Thai desserts, like Khanom Baitoy and Seasonal Mango Sticky Rice, should not be missed.

Where: The Bay, Groundfloor Ecoworld, Bellandur, Bengaluru
When: 12 pm – 1 am
Cost: ₹2500++ for two people (approx.)

8. Mai Mai

Mai Mai, a modern East Asian kitchen known for its intimate, storytelling-led dining experience, has now entered its second chapter with a new outlet on MG Road. The place, with both indoor and outdoor seating, feels more open and social while still holding on to its layered aesthetic. There is an open kitchen and a menu that introduces a selection of new dishes while continuing to serve crowd favourites from chapter one. Signatures at Mai Mai include Korean Bibimbap, Egg Wrapped Fried Rice, Scotch-Kissed Mousse, Juicy Steamed Mala Oil Wontons, Celery Chicken Stir Fry, Sizzling Stone Bowls and more. So, when are you checking out this amazing new restaurant in Bengaluru?

Where: Indiqube Symphony, Mahatma Gandhi Rd, Craig Park Layout, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru,
When: 12 pm – 11 pm
Cost: ₹2000 for two people (approx.)

9. Boteco – Restaurante Brasileiro

India’s first authentic Brazilian restaurant, Boteco – Restaurante Brasileiro, has now opened its second location in Brookefield, Bengaluru. The menu stays rooted in Brazilian classics, from Pão de Queijo to its signature Churrasqueria experience, a Brazilian-style barbecue featuring burgers and mixed grills. The place also offers Boteco Lunch Bowls designed as quick and satisfying meals for the weekday crowd. Their beverage programme includes a strong selection of wines and wine-based cocktails.

Where: Bagmane Solarium City, Brookefield, Bengaluru
When: 12 pm – 1 am
Cost: ₹1,800+ for two people (approx.)

10. Kalpaney

Following the success of its JP Nagar flagship, Kalpaney, the modern vegetarian restaurant, has now opened its second outlet in Indiranagar. The new space is more immersive and multi-layered, suited to the locality’s evolved dining culture. At Kalpaney, you will be welcomed by handcrafted ceramics and interiors that celebrate Indian culture and textiles. The space allows guests to engage more deeply with the food, the setting and the people they are dining with. Expect dishes like Garlic Truffle Khichdi, Avocado Carpaccio, Jackfruit Dimsum, Bhatti Ka Paneer, Mushroom Galouti With Zafrani Parotta and more. While there is no alcohol at this place, you can try mocktails like Khatta Sharbat, Imli Ka Khajur and School Days.

Where: Ground Floor, A Cross, 210, 1st Main Rd, inside ICON BOUTIQUE HOTEL, Domlur, Bengaluru
When: 12 pm- 4 pm; 7 pm – 11 pm
Cost: ₹1500 for two people (approx.)

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So, which of these new restaurants in Bengaluru are you most excited to try?

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