Terrasinne is a wonderful place to spend a day and be served by people who care for you. It is a Multicuisine Restaurant located at F C road, Pune (near Tukaram Paduka chowk)
Once you are seated, a young girl comes and explains to you how the restaurant functions.
All orders are to be placed with sign language and the menu card has an easy to understand prompt for it.
The food takes some time to come but that is understandable as it is freshly made. The ambiance and the staff put you at ease and that helps you to relax.
The reverse triangle sign of Terrasinne is an Alchemy sign which means 'Earth' (Terra) and Sinne means World Cuisines.
This is one dignified platform for many - 14 disabilities like, blind, deaf, down syndrome, intellectual disability, cerebral palsy, deaf and autistic spectrum, epilepsy..... (just a few to mention)
The founder, Dr. Sonam Kapse ensures that the kitchen does not use preservatives, additives or unhealthy ingredients. Terrasinne has collaborated with 200 plus farmers which encourages the propaganda of farm-to-table food.
Some of the photos I clicked while a food photo shoot was going on.
I heard that group discounts on party bookings are available. I feel more people should patronize the place as it is a win win situation. The joy and happiness you see on their faces is worth it.
I made a short two minute video of them in action.
Before leaving we had Filter coffee and cold coffee from Trelish, and that is something I would personally recommend for the coffee fans.
I like their tip box and I presume the tip is shared by all.
Casa Bonita is a Mexican Restaurant in Denver, Colorado.
Our hosts had already told us that the food over there was not all that great,
but the ambience was something worth experiencing.
I am sure that all the guests to this place had
themselves clicked in front of the fountain which was just at the entrance.
The place is colourfully decorated and the seating
arrangements are at different levels.
Entertainment, especially for the kids was the
order of the day (or rather night) with some one or the other jumping into this
pool of water.
There was a small booth in which you could get
yourself clicked with the full regalia for a small fee.
I found this girl making funny faces every time
the cameraman said “ready”
There were musicians serenading and going around
every table keeping the mood buoyant.
But the best that I liked was the caricatures done
by Mr Chuck Morris.
He talked to his customers and made them feel at
ease while he sketched them. Transforming from a simple pencil sketch to an
almost live colourful portrait is an art that he has mastered. You can see the
transformation in the three minute video.
I noticed that whenever he drew, his left hand
always went under the board. Could be a habit from the time he started sketching. His rates too were reasonable.
I had half a mind to get myself drawn but when the
restaurant closed for the day, I found that Chuck still had customers waiting
in line. So I had to forgo my aspiration of “looking funny”
