Bangalore on a Sunday morning is a perfect time for a drive. On this particular day the weather was so good that it prompted me to jump out of bed earlier then usual and find a cafe that could settle my craving for a good English breakfast.
A friend mentioned that La Patisserie would be a cafe worth trying and so I made a beeline to St.Marks road with my fingers crossed. I’m happy to say that the visit ended well, quite well indeed.
Cafe Terra is one of the few places in Bangalore where i truly feel at home ( it helps that i live close by 
) . I love the fact that i can saunter in wearing flip flops and shorts, something that i do quite often.
There is a certain charm about the cafe, its quiet for the most part. The only times where there is a rush is at breakfast during the mornings ( they make a mean English breakfast ) .
Nestled in a quiet ( by Bangalore’s standards ) section in Indiranagar the Ants cafe is deceptive at first glance as it seems to be a boutique shop for clothes, jewelery and artifacts from the north east. While i do appreciate nice looking clothes i figured it might be best to stick with reviewing the food.
To get to the cafe, which is located on the terrace you will need to make your way through the shop and up a narrow staircase located at the back.
This is my second review of Boca Grande, while the first covered the traditional menu this one covers the Buffet they have on the weekends.
I’ve always liked digging into a sumptuous breakfast over the weekend and while Bangalore does have a wide range of places you can do that at there are few that serve the good old fashioned continental breakfast at a reasonable price.
The Breakfast buffet is served only on the weekends between 9:30 and 12:00. The place does get a little full on Sunday if you get there late but it does make for a nice way to begin your day.
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