10 New Restaurants In Bengaluru Offering Innovative Fare, Refreshing Brews & The Best Vibes This May

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That Bengalureans are the biggest foodies in India isn’t a secret. That they are the most adventurous ones isn’t either! As we city-goers enjoy our sweltering afternoons and the best of mangoes this May, what drives most of us is the opportunity to check out the latest additions to the city’s ever-buzzing restaurant scene. Trust us at Curly Tales to keep you updated on the new restaurants in Bengaluru, you need to check out this May.

Check Out These New Restaurants In Bengaluru This May!

1. Dhamroo

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Koramangala has just welcomed Dhamroo, a space that promises to wow you with bold Indian spices and modern sensibilities. Think Avocado Dahi Puri, a refreshing chaat for the balmy weather or a bowl of hot Mangalorean Prawn Curry, that takes you on a trip to the coast without a ticket. With Chef Bhushan at the helm of affairs, Dhamroo calls upon the discerning foodies who are always up for a hearty Indian meal with an innovative twist.

Where: 2nd Floor, Ramee Icon, No. 100, 4th B Cross, 5th Block, Next to DigitalX, Koramangala, Bangalore, India 560095
When: 12 pm to 1 am
Cost: ₹2,000 for two approx.

2. Fervor

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Fervor, a 36-seater contemporary space, has a clutter-breaking concept of bringing a Michelin-calibre approach to Bengaluru’s modern European dining. Having honed his craft at Michelin-starred Alobar and Quetzal in Toronto, Chef Aditya Varma has returned to his hometown to strip fine-dining of its formalities and let his guests in on the creative process. This chef-driven space takes its storytelling very seriously, just as it does with its French techniques, bold flavours and Indian hospitality.

Where: 2nd floor, 9, 5th B Main Rd, HRBR Layout 2nd Block, HRBR Layout, Kalyan Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560043.
When: 7 pm to
Cost:₹3,000 for two approx.

3. Sawari

Two cuisines never go out of fashion in India— North Indian and Indo-Chinese. At Sawari in Hennur, both are duly celebrated. For guests, a culinary adventure awaits where familiar comfort food meets contemporary dining and playfulness. A rich wine list features domestic and international labels that pair well with the meal that includes dishes like Dal Makhani, crisp naan, Malai Seekh Kebab and Black Pepper Chicken, amongst others.

Where:  2nd Floor, No.125/2, Hennur Bagalur Main Road, opp. SOUTHERN ASIA BIBLE COLLEGE, Visthar, Byrathi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560077
When: 12 pm to 12 am
Cost: ₹1,200 for two approx.

4. Garden Cafe By The Food Stories

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After gaining immense success in Hyderabad and Delhi, The Food Stories has landed in Bengaluru with its third outlet. The experiential food destination is known for its wide range of standout ingredients for the well-travelled, discerning foodie. Within the retail format sits Garden Cafe, its 70-seater all-day dining cafe. Ideal for laid-back brunch dates or high tea, at Garden Cafe, the wholesome smoothies, flaky croissant sandwiches, artisanal coffees by Nandan Coffee and fresh salads stand out. The dishes made of the choicest globally and locally sourced ingredients weave a story of nourishment and wellness.

Where: Ground Floor, Prestige Sterling Square, Shanthala Nagar, Opposite Hotel Airline, Lavelle Road, Bangalore
When: 9 am – 9 pm
Cost: ₹1,000 for two approx.

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5. Barnhouse

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At Essensai 067, Whitefield’s new cultural hub for food, art and fashion, lies Barnhouse, a resort-inspired vegetarian restaurant. What makes Barnhouse a breath of fresh air is that it literally is! Free of air-conditioning, Barnhouse runs on open ventilation, passive cooling and natural light. Located in a sustainably designed space with natural material furnishings, its earth-centric design resonates with its globally inspired vegetarian menu. The hand-rolled Spinach and Ricotta Ravioli and Butternut Squash Massaman Bao are must-try dishes.

Where: Essensai 067, Whitefield – Hoskote Rd, Ardendale, Kannamangala, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560067
When: 4 pm – 10 pm
Cost: ₹3,000 for two approx.

6. The Bier Club

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India’s pioneering craft brewery, The Bier Club, has a new address in HSR Layout. Home to some of India’s top startups, folks in HSR Layout have a trusted beer spot to wash down their worries and meals. Mirroring its Lavelle Road space, The Bier Club’s new outlet is a three-storeyed space ideal for live sports screenings, signature craft brews, bites and laid-back vibes.

Where: 9, 17th Cross Rd, Sector 7, HSR Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560102
When: 11 am – 12 am
Cost: ₹1,500 for two approx.

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7. Hamilton

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Bengaluru’s craft cocktail space has just got more hot and happening with Hamilton. Spanning 7,500 sq. ft., Hamilton is the city’s largest dedicated cocktail bar that exudes the grandeur of the British colonial era and takes you back to a time when jazz music and cocktails were a next-door experience. Up for grabs are the Velvet Cabinet, a dessert brandy cocktail; Golden Rhapsody, a peanut butter-banana ode to the Jazz Age; Tandoori Prawn Tacos and Potato Pave Cheese Queso, among others.

Where: No 2 behind hdfc bank, Doddankundi industrial area 2 Seetharamaplaya hoodi 560048, Karnataka, Whitefield, Bangalore
When: 5:30 pm – 11:45 pm (Closed on Monday)
Cost: ₹1,500 for two approx.

8. Serious Slice

Can Serious Slice’s claim to serve the best pizzas in town be taken seriously? Well, we’d say, give it a shot! After all, Serious Slice’s new outlet in the heart of Bengaluru serves up a wide range of Neopolitan delights. The long-fermented sourdough bases, sauces made in-house reflect how seriously they take their pies. The crust blisters, the sauces sing and the pillow-soft panuozzos, whipped cream desserts, zero-proof cocktails and vibrant pasta bring forth the spirit of Napoli to Bengaluru.

Where: HM Geneva, 14, Vasanth Nagar, Cunningham Road, Bangalore
When: 11 am – 4 pm; 7 pm – 11 pm
Cost: ₹2,000 for two approx.

9. Brau Galie

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Brau Galie in German means ‘Brew Gallery’. Simply put, it’s an “art of brewing”. The art of brewing is a live concept. So, at Brau Galie in Koramangala, you can watch your brews being made in front of you. Gear up for a live cocktail, live kitchen and even live music experience. Here, you can sit under a retractable roof that opens to the sky. Watch German-style original beers being brewed in artistic glass brewing system. And while you appreciate the role of modern tech that went into crafting your beer, don’t forget to munch on the tapas-style small plates and full-course dishes.

Where: 4th B cross, 5th block 25, Koramangala Karnataka, Koramangala 5th Block, Bangalore
When: 10:30 am – 1 am
Cost: ₹1,500 for two approx.

10. Hachi by Tenya

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Bengalureans’ appetite for Japanese cuisine has burgeoned over the last few years. Elevating Japanese fare with a chef-centric approach is Hachi by Tenya, launched by the team behind BLR Brewing Co. and Bean Lore. The cosy 40-seater restaurant in Japanese dishes out delicate hand-rolled sushi, silken ramen bowls, and delicate tempura, which are paired with sake and Japanese-inspired cocktails. Get a seat at the chef’s counter to get a deep dive into omotenashi, the Japanese philosophy of wholehearted hospitality.

Where: #2, behind HDFC Bank, Doddanakundi Industrial Area 2, Seetharampalya, Hoodi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560048
When: 12 pm – 3 pm; 6 pm – 11 pm
Cost: ₹2,000 for two approx.

Bengalureans, which of these restaurants do you plan to check out first this May?

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Sanjana Shenoy: Content, Coffee and Cats these are a few of Sanjana's favourite things. Born in Baroda, brought up in Kuwait, settled in Bangalore, travel and food is her blood, bread and butter. When she isn't brewing delicious, wanderlust content, she's busy planning the smatter of restaurants she'd visit over the weekend.