The Big Chill Cafe - Italian restaurant in New Delhi - South East, India

I used to order/ dine in mostly for the desert, this time got the opportunity to visit the Kailash colony outlet and to my surprise, this joint serves alcohol . Well we ordered LIIT and beer , followed by pizza veg roll and meat lovers pizza. The pizza was cheesy n right amount of toppings on it. We also had a banoffee pie, as always the best desert on big chill's menu. I liked the outlet, the Saket one is in mall and it gets boring at times. Do visit.

Excellent place. This is a star attraction if you wish to indulge in awesome Italian food. Gave 4 stars in service as they are still adding service charge to the bill and will remove it on request. Please understand that customers love your food and will pay handsome tips. Be genuine and stop adding service charge, it will help you in the long run.

Big chill is an iconic cafe and a favourite of every Delhiite. It's located in the market. It has a good seating space of 2 floors. We ordered lasagna for a change but it was too cheesy and heavy and lacked on the sauce. We ordered a lamb burger which tasted amazing so go for it. And for dessert, we ordered a tiramisu and it was smooth, perfect sweetness and soft. Also we had a belgian chocolate shake which tastes heavenly. The prices are good, we overall paid for 4 items 2100rupees.

The cafe had a trendy and contemporary decor, with colorful walls adorned with quirky artwork and portraits. The seating arrangements were cozy, but due to the popularity of the place, it was a bit crowded, which contributed to the bustling atmosphere. The noise level was on the higher side, with the laughter and chatter of kids filling the air. The menu at The Big Chill Cafe offered a wide range of options, particularly appealing to younger palates. From burgers and pizzas to sandwiches and mocktails, there was something to suit every taste. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable, making it an attractive spot for families and groups of friends.

This restaurant has always been about great food, a warm and retro movie poster theme ambience and good music. We've been going here for well over a decade now, but this time I felt a couple of dishes could have been better. The Veg. Lasagne is quite average and could do with a little more flavour and have a softer filling of veggies as well. The Biscoff Cheesecake also has slight room for improvement. The Four Seasons Pizza was really good, with a generous topping of veggies and had great flavour too. The Garlic Bread with Cheese was also pretty good and so was the Chicken Burger, although it seemed a bit overpriced. The Coleslaw accompaniment has huge room for improvement because it was low on flavour and very high on sugar; tasted more like a dessert! The Penne Mushrooms in Tomato Cream sauce was quite nice, but nothing to write home about. I prefer their Baked Canelloni any day because it is usually delightfully tangy, rich and simply bursts with flavour. One shortcoming that we noticed was that the cutlery holder had very few forks and spoons, as a result of which we had to call for constant replenishments. This is something that they should have proactively stocked up well in advance, knowing that we were a sizeable number at the table. The other thing that we didn't quite appreciate was that when we asked if they could get a small cake since we were there to celebrate an elderly relative's birthday, they quickly obliged by asking us to select a pastry slice from their showcase, but ended up charging us for it as well! That certainly didn't leave a good taste in our mouth because normally all restaurants give a complimentary cake, pastry or dessert to celebrate a special occasion. Although they brought candles as requested, the fact that we were charged for it didn't reflect great customer service at all. In the last four months, we've celebrated two birthdays in other premium restaurants where they happily brought us expensive cake slices/desserts without charging us a Rupee for it because they wanted to do their bit to make the occasion special. On the other hand, we were charged Rs.360 here for a celebratory slice of Cheesecake! In terms of space, this is one of the most spacious branches in the chain. However, since it has two floors and no elevator, those who have a problem ascending the stairs might find it a bit inconvenient to reach the first and second floor. There is no ground floor. Overall, the experience was a tad above average. A little bit of thoughtful customer service may have made all the difference.

The all time favorite! We ordered meat lover's pizza and tiramisu. One bite into the hot cheesy slice and it was heaven! Tiramisu had us begging for more. Super food, quick service.

The chicken melts and the thick shakes are quite good. Everything here is fantastic including the theme of classic films.

Always the first choice to have Italian food!! Loved the pasta, lasagna ,and cheese cake also you will always find the nice ambiance there. Must go for it once !!!!!