360 Degree at Bhosale-Shinde Arcade on JM Road is the revolutionary new restaurant in the city that's making headlines for all the right reasons. Sprawling across four floors {7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th}, 360 Degree houses the first-ever revolving restaurant in Pune along with a stunning rooftop eatery, a lounge, and a romantic patio setup with skyline views.
But first, let's talk about this incredible one-of-its-kind revolving restaurant. While we have seen moving tables and conveyor tables inside eateries, this one has revolving wooden floors that move in a clockwise direction. Question is does it move at a pace that will make one dizzy and nauseous? Well, absolutely not! In fact, it's really, REALLY slow. It takes close to an hour to reach the same spot you'd started at. In short, it's all about the experience of eating a meal on a floor that moves.
However, here's the deal about the revolving restaurant. You need to have a group of four or more to dine out there. Prior bookings are advised, especially on the weekends as it can get extremely crowded.
Food-wise, the menu is simple and has a mix of various cuisines like Indian and Continental. We ordered chicken banjara kebabs, mutton handi, and butter rotis. While everything was cooked decently well, the presentation of the dishes was tad disappointing. Additionally, we felt the restaurant is understaffed. So, expect a delay in service if you're visiting the place anytime soon. As for the cocktails, we ordered a glass of red sangria which unfortunately wasn't potent enough and lacked the usual fruity essence.
As we mentioned earlier, 360 Degree also has three other restaurants. While the lounge is perfect for a Saturday night clubbing scene, the rooftop restaurant has a charming, romantic setup with beautiful live music that sets the mood right.
But first, let's talk about this incredible one-of-its-kind revolving restaurant. While we have seen moving tables and conveyor tables inside eateries, this one has revolving wooden floors that move in a clockwise direction. Question is does it move at a pace that will make one dizzy and nauseous? Well, absolutely not! In fact, it's really, REALLY slow. It takes close to an hour to reach the same spot you'd started at. In short, it's all about the experience of eating a meal on a floor that moves.
However, here's the deal about the revolving restaurant. You need to have a group of four or more to dine out there. Prior bookings are advised, especially on the weekends as it can get extremely crowded.
Food-wise, the menu is simple and has a mix of various cuisines like Indian and Continental. We ordered chicken banjara kebabs, mutton handi, and butter rotis. While everything was cooked decently well, the presentation of the dishes was tad disappointing. Additionally, we felt the restaurant is understaffed. So, expect a delay in service if you're visiting the place anytime soon. As for the cocktails, we ordered a glass of red sangria which unfortunately wasn't potent enough and lacked the usual fruity essence.
As we mentioned earlier, 360 Degree also has three other restaurants. While the lounge is perfect for a Saturday night clubbing scene, the rooftop restaurant has a charming, romantic setup with beautiful live music that sets the mood right.