M Bar - Bengaluru Marriott Hotel Whitefield

Sujana Somasekar

7 years ago

5.0

Lovely place. Great service. The screwdriver was very good and the bartender made it with fresh orange juice, which was very refreshing Overall great place and awesome service. Value for money

himanshi sharma

7 years ago

5.0

I was there for my business dinner. Open space just next to the bar is cool. The cocktails were good. The best part is you can use zomato gold on food and drinks too

Krati Hemnani

10 years ago

4.5

JW marriott is a mesmerising place with top Chefs from all over the country. M cafe is one of the restaurants that serve buffet in this hotel. Cost for two is quite high, approx 5k including alcohol. Therefore this place can be on your list for special occasions. M cafe had 'Streat festival' and the decor for this was quite something. Carts with fruits and vegetables that you would normally see outside India were used as decoration. There are too many options in this buffet most of which you will never be able to try. However everything from starters to main course was extremely tasty. Some unique dishes that I tried in this festival were Kothu paratha, chicken mutton role, seekh kebab. Other dishes/sections included chaat, fruit and ice cream stall, a huge desert section, Hummus, Indian main course.

Debolina Ray (sheknowsgrub.com)

10 years ago

4.0

Concept food festivals bring together various cultures, cuisines and recipes under the same roof. Bangalore Marriott Hotel went a step forward, and brought in specialty chefs from their hotels in various parts of India to present a one of a kind culinary journey. This food festival until Sunday, 13th September. The food states and regions covered in this event are Punjab, Rajasthan, Garhwal, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Goa, Gujarat, Delhi, Hyderabad and Lucknow. I was invited for a food tasting here, along with other food reviewers, and my experience was great! The spread needless to say was huge, and even sampling all the dishes was a titanic task, at the risk of bordering on alliterations! I started from down south, with meat curry from Cochin and various types of paniyarams from Tamil Nadu. Each region, aside from making their mains and starters also made creative chutneys inspired from the local cuisine. So we had onion chutney, green chilli chutney, ginger chutney and so on in the southern section. The Hyderabadi biriyani was a bit of a letdown, the mutton not being very flavorful. Moving on to the Goan section, the potato fritters with hot sauce rocked it, and the beef chilly with pav was a delicious creation, not very hot, tender shredded beef. Onto the Maharashtrian section there was a simple mutton pandhara rassa, the meat so soft, a cashew and coconut gravy but so light that you can go have several helpings. Definitely one of the top favorites of the meal. The Bharli Wangi was another gem from this region, a classic stuffed brinjal preparation, wangi being brinjal. The Marathis do quite a lot of similar dishes with Okra, Chilly, but the Brinjal variant is one of the most popular ones. The stuffing was tangy and spicy, a really good preparation! The rest of the spread was interesting and varied. The top favorite dishes were Mutton Pandhara Rassa, Bharli Wangi, Goan Beef Chilli and Kareli Gosht, among many, many options. One visit is definitely not enough to cover the vast and expansive spread.

Debolina Ray (sheknowsgrub.com)

10 years ago

4.0

Concept food festivals bring together various cultures, cuisines and recipes under the same roof. Bangalore Marriott Hotel went a step forward, and brought in specialty chefs from their hotels in various parts of India to present a one of a kind culinary journey. This food festival is running from the 7th September to 13th September. The states and regions covered in this event are Punjab, Rajasthan, Garhwal, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Goa, Gujarat, Delhi, Hyderabad and Lucknow. I was invited for a food tasting here, along with other food reviewers, and here’s my review of this food festival.

Ashish Ranjan

10 years ago

3.5

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Konie K

2 years ago

3.0

It’s not as good as expected. No food or alcohol menu is visible on Zomato app to even go through and see if anything interesting to visit the place.

BIKASH RAJGURU

9 years ago

2.0

Too big a name and serving less than mediocre food do not justifies the brand. There wasn't anything specific that I would ask u to order and you would love it. Trust me guys, even if u r staying here! Please go out and explain the other options. Ji hazoor just a 100m walk from Marriott would be actually worth. We had a buffet party there, neither the taste was upto the mark nor was there any dish, I would I just loved it. Not recommendable :(

Sriram Sridhar

5 years ago

1.0

The venue hosted a LGBT party but was extremely homophobic towards the people from the community. When asked about the same, the response was “rate us bad on trip advisor” “we dont care” “get out”. I completely do not recommend this venue to anyone. Just being a star rated hotel does not give the people working there advantage of being homophobic to people. Pathetic experience overall.

Shyam konnur

5 years ago

1.0

The staff were super rude and behaving bad with people when asked they just asked us to F***off non of the staff Wes wearing a tag so no names were seen