The Salt House is where you’re going to catch us at any time of the day. On the crossing of Theatre Road and Rawdon Street, you’ll find this rooftop hub of Kolkata. The whole restaurant and bar is divided into three spaces: an open courtyard area which has a stage for live performances, a lounge-bar with a DJ booth and a cafe area.
We absolutely love the open courtyard space — it is all about minimalism, dominated by shades of white and black, glass walls, chic lights and sophisticated seating, the space transforms from daytime cafe to an evening lounge.
The Salt House is straight out of Pinterest. There’s an entire wall dedicated to plants in earthen pots giving the outdoor space an open vibe. The space works well for day to night. In the day, you can look out at the city and in the evening, it is lit by the stars and city lights.
All day breakfast, eggs for dinner, pancakes for tea time, salad for brunch, the menu is perfect for dining through the day. Love eggs? These guys know how to make a mean Eggs Benedict and an even better creamy cheesy truffle eggs. We love how truffle is drizzled on practically everything from truffle eggs to truffle oil in the pasta!).
Handmade pasta, sauces made from scratch in-house, wood-fired pizza (you can see your pizza being made in the oven): all your classic favourites executed to perfection. If you like your share of Italian, the burnt butter gnocchi is a must-try. With tonnes of healthy options (their salads are suspiciously good — we find it difficult to believe something that tastes so good can also be healthy!), the food will still satisfy your belly and your soul.
End your meal on the sweetest note with their stunning, fresh and sinfully good desserts (this is the point in the meal when you stop counting the calories). You have to try their hazelnut mousse (we definitely think is going to be a signature}) and the doi and berries parfait.
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