Rathi cafe pandala - Coffee shop in Garat Pur Bas - Gurugram, India

I am sharing my first-time visit experience as I went on a bike ride on leopard trail this route is famous in biker community from small bikes to superbikes you can see everything so if you are n to bikes you can just go there for the sake of the bikes, the cafe is in the end of the road and there is a lot of parking everywhere the place is surrounded with small Aravali mountains and there are some small ponds nearby as you travel on the trail now let's talk about the ambiance of the cafe, the crowd is really nice, mostly people prefer to go there on weekends and there are a lot of good food options as well but yes don't expect a fully air conditioned restaurant type vibes, once you reach there you can feel the fresh air and the greenery surrounded as its out of the hustle bustle of the city and you will get a village like vibe, we ordered breakfast which was nice and cheap, keep in mind there are no auto rickshaws or e rickshaws going there, so it will be best if you go vie a car or your bike or scooter, the place is kid friendly, family friendly and a perfect weekend getaway location to have some fun with your loved ones.

Lovely place, nested in nature. It's a soul spa.. spend some time with your loved ones overlooking the mountains with a simmering cup of tea in a kuladh.

Good Seating Space to enjoy your food but they have limited options available in the menu. We went there around 2PM for Lunch but the kid taking order told us they don't serve Main Course, only snacks and paratha chai available. Food was Overpriced. Maggi was average, Chilli Potato was terrible in taste. Don't expect anything good here you can try other options like Throttle Shrottle or Happy Pie Cafe.

Good day outing restaurant with family and friends. Normal dhaba style. Sitting options available. Network connection in area low. Dishes all good taste 2 Bajre ki roti with sarson ka saag and white butter ( makhan.) Tandoori prantha with white butter. Winter special Gajar ka halwa, kadhai milk. Tea with mix pakoda. Fields to explore. Service is slow.

One of the oldest cafes cum dhabha in this region but it has been commercialized a lot in last 2 years. Rathi cafe is almost the end point of leopard trail region. You can go a max of 300-400 mt after this cafe. Weekends are full of bikers, cyclists and cars. Parking is always full here but you get some space here & there. Parathas are really good in taste and chai was super good. Staff is really good & they also have WiFi. Please don't dirt the entire region, keep it clean & don't drink and drive. I saw many people on the way doing it for fun.

Rathi Cafe has left no stone unturned to amplify it's presence. Right from the entry to the Leopard trail(no there are no leopards here) till it's over you will find Rathi Cafe reference at multiple places. Situated at the very end of the Leopard trail, this place is okay for quick few kms drive from Gurgaon. Situated in Aravali mountain ranges it is Expected to serve as a place to halt and satisfy your hunger. We went there on a fine morning at 8 and ordered some Aalu Pyaaz paratha, bread pakoda, jalebi and tea however bread pakoda was little smelling and tea was over sweet, either the oil or content of aalu paratha was not good as later it gave some fold in the stomach, the jalebi was decent. The price is also hyped, they were charging Rs130 for paratha which is expensive in terms of cost as if you had ever been to Amrik Sukhdev murthal they just charge ~Rs50 for paratha which is less than the half price and even you might not feel upset stomach or acid reflux post that. I would insist Rathi ji who is generous by his nature to kindly revise the rates and improve the quality of the products to avoid such experiences.

It is a wonderful place to go there for picnic with either friends or family

Overall, the vibe of this place is wonderful, especially on a winter morning or evening. We went here on a Saturday morning (reached this place around 8 in the morning), and there was no 'waiting'. We took our seat and ordered 2 aalu-pyaaz paranthas and a bread omlette, along with 3 chai. The food was alright; I mean, usual parantha taste, and the chai was good too. It did take about 25 minutes in all for the order to arrive, but the experience was nice, overall. Rathi cafe is, quite literally, the last cafe on the leopard's trail & you should ideally be able to locate it easily, with the ambience, music and the people around.