Olive Garden

Karan Puri

1 month ago

5.0

World famous American italian chain Olive garden debuts in India . Before the menus are fully opened, a cloth-lined basket of breadsticks arrives at the table. They are warm enough that the garlic butter on top has not fully set. Soft at the center, lightly crisp at the edges, they smell like a busy kitchen. Every entrée at Olive Garden comes with a never-ending first course of soup or salad alongside these breadsticks, and that word, never-ending, is not a figure of speech. The basket comes back. The soup bowl gets refilled. Must try the Three signature dishes on one plate: Chicken Alfredo, Chicken Parmigiana, and Lasagna Classico.

Pooja Tamang

1 day ago

5.0

food was very delicious enjoy alot "Shewta provided outstanding service throughout our visit. She was warm, attentive, and ensured that everything was perfect from start to finish. Her friendly attitude, prompt service, and excellent menu recommendations made our dining experience even more enjoyable. Thank you, Shewta, for your wonderful hospitality. We look forward to visiting again!"

shoubhik0011

1 month ago

5.0

The place had really good ambience and the food was as expected what we have been hearing in all those American Youtuber Videos. Talking about the service, Rohit was amazing and really kept us alive and was there for us throughout.

hyanki.pamo

1 month ago

5.0

All the staff was superb .. @Mr Bhanu head manager was also excellent . And came to us for feedback . Excellent Hospitality .Kudos to the whole team .. cya again soon

Karamjeet Kaur

1 month ago

5.0

Had the best time ever!! Pam is such a sweet server the wait was so worth it :)

Tanya bhatnagar

1 month ago

3.0

I recently dined at Olive Garden Aerocity, and while the food itself was genuinely excellent, the overall experience left a sour taste. The food was delicious, and I can honestly say every dish we ordered was well-prepared and enjoyable. However, I found the “unlimited” offering to be quite misleading. The concept sounds generous, but there are significant restrictions. For example, sharing is not allowed, and with main courses priced around ₹800–₹900 on average, the unlimited breadsticks, salad, or soup don’t feel quite as appealing as they’re marketed. The most disappointing part of the evening was the service. I was dining with one other person and had ordered the unlimited Peach Bellini Iced Tea. After just two refills, the waiter approached us and accused us of sharing the drink, which simply did not happen. The tone of the conversation was quite insulting and immediately affected our dining experience. We stood our ground because we knew the accusation was false. The waiter eventually said he would “check” and later brought another refill, though there was no explanation of how this was supposedly verified. Frankly, if Olive Garden is concerned about misuse of its unlimited offerings, it should have proper monitoring systems in place rather than having staff make assumptions and accuse paying customers without evidence. It is unfair to put guests in an uncomfortable position when they have done nothing wrong. As for the Peach Bellini Iced Tea itself, it was fairly underwhelming. It tasted like a very basic iced tea with little to no noticeable peach flavour or any distinct flavour layers. It honestly felt like a watered-down free-flow beverage rather than something premium. The food deserves praise, but customer service is just as important. Being wrongly accused of sharing an unlimited drink completely overshadowed what could have been a great dining experience. I hope management addresses staff training and customer handling because no guest should leave feeling disrespected after paying for a meal.

D Ags

1 month ago

3.0

Tour of Italy: - Chicken parm: a bit too bland. I think they forgot to season it. - Chicken lasagna: good. - White sauce pasta: average. The soup served it was also avergae

Malavika Chandramouli

2 days ago

2.0

Not really worth the price. Our server was least interested in anything we were saying. The never ending breadsticks aren’t really never ending. I don’t mind slow service because i know they were extremely busy. But they just didn’t really seem like they were dedicated to giving us a good experience at all. So definitely not worth the trip all the way to aero city. I think Delhi has plenty of Italian restaurants that know what they are doing.

Shivanshi Marwah

1 month ago

1.0

I really wanted to like this place, but Olive Garden Aerocity completely missed the mark. Overall, the food was well below average and everything we ordered felt like a letdown. We tried the Alfredo Bomba, Shrimp Alfredo, Bellini Iced Tea, and the Chocolate Mousse Cake. Almost everything was terrible, especially the pasta—the noodles were poorly cooked and the sauce lacked any real flavor. To make matters worse, the fried mozzarella was incredibly greasy and dripping with excess oil. The salad was literally the only saving grace of the entire meal, but even then, the croutons were so salty they were hard to eat. The service was fair, but good service can't save awful food. This is just another overhyped spot in Aerocity. Definitely not a place I would ever come back to.

Shubhangi Juneja

1 month ago

1.0

I’m writing this review without eating there as we went at 9.30 pm on a Monday night for dinner yesterday, while ordering came to know bread is over , soup is over and fettuccine pasta is over Chicken lasagna is over So when you are marketing yrself as endless starter menu , please keep yrself adequate supply of food , a really bad marketing strategy to advertise like that n then say sorry everything is finished at 9.30 pm We just got up n didn’t eat dinner there