Sunlight Restaurant

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Oindrilla Gupta, an executive producer in the city, loves her chill time and frequents these local bars that have a character of their own.

Why Does It Stand Out?

Most people in Mumbai from my generation, have a Sunlight memory. Or you can say it’s not a place, it’s a memory maker. I met the love of my life at Sunlight, I was also thrown out once for being drunk and throwing beer on the people sitting next to me {would not have done that if I was in my senses, of course}. So yes, I’ve had a pretty filmy past with sunlight. The waiters were generous enough to take me back in. Been visiting the place since three years now.

About Safety

Safety, to be honest, is in your own hands. You can feel safe anywhere, only if you want to.

That One Thing You Love?

What stands out for me at Sunlight, is the general vibe of the place. They play my kind of music. There is Govinda, there is Jagjeet Singh, there is cheezy Bollywood music, there are cheap disco songs {and English hits-the only time I don’t sing out loud and only stick to making conversations.}

Note-I enjoy cheap disco hits only when I’m having a good evening.

How Often Do You Visit?

Once in two months, I have to visit Sunlight and I’m sorted under INR 500. My food comes for INR 150-200.

Apart from Sunlight, I’ve also visited Seven Hills near Juhu circle that is pretty decent. It is not super cheap but absolutely affordable and really very safe. The best part is that there’s no music so that you can have long, uninterrupted conversations but the only thing is that it’s a little small.

Bottles in seven bungalows is another place I visit. It has some good Hindi music and a good crowd. They also have an AC section upstairs and is also budget-friendly.