The Market

Ambience, service, food, and drinks, everything is on point! Special shout out to Rishikesh, who manages the bar and crafts some really really good cocktails (try his Gin Mary)! The staff is friendly and attentive, chefs are really good and lots of greats options to choose from. Try and grab the table facing the river for beautiful sunsets!

We loved the food at the restaurant, great service was provided by mahesh…loved the food nd service…highly recommended

Very good experience, lots of variety and delicious food. Wide range of deserts

From Aafreen to Aww-full (OUF-RUN!!!) - A Culinary Comedy of Errors at Westin, Pune (India) At the pinnacle of culinary refinement, one anticipates a symphony of artistry in plating and presentation when stepping into the hallowed halls of a fine dining establishment. Indeed, these initial impressions serve as a prelude, elevating one's culinary expectations to unprecedented heights and awakening the appetite with fervent anticipation. The chromatic tapestry adorning each dish, akin to an artist's brushstroke on a canvas, weaves a spellbinding allure, captivating the senses before the first bite is taken. Yet, what lamentation ensues when the anticipated spectacle of plating and presentation unfolds as mere ordinariness, each dish cloaked in a monotonous hue, bereft of visual intrigue. And alas, the crescendo of disappointment reaches its zenith upon the first taste, as the palate yearns for a symphony of flavors yet encounters naught but a muted melody. Such was the sad tale of Westin's Aafreen: a culinary letdown where portion sizes only magnified the sorrow, and Indian breads joined the ranks of mediocrity. How my heart longed for flavor symphonies, only to face a dismal culinary dirge. Amidst the culinary chaos of Westin's Aafreen, a glimmer of hope emerged: the legendary Panchranga Saag! Its dazzling flavors briefly lifted my spirits from the depths of disappointment. But alas! The "Makai" Roti, promised to be a culinary coup, turned out to be a mere impostor. The only positive aspect has been the all-women service team (Nari Shakti) including Diksha, who were excellent in their professionalism. Disha Chatterjee deserves an exclusive mention.

We had been to this restaurant on the occasion of Mother’s Day. The ambience was nice with live music suited to the theme. The menu was varied and the preparation was very nice. The staff were courteous and helpful. It was a delightful experience.

Shailesh was always by our side till the time we dined in. Ambience is top notch.

I had Lunch Buffet at here. The food was good and average. You can get better food in other places at this price range. But overall the ambience and service is good. They have fee live counters as well.

Excellent food and extra ordinary service