Lucknow is currently
seeing an inflow of chain restaurant. In 2007 Barbecue Nation was one of the
first concept chain restaurant which had opened in Lucknow. More than a decade
since then Lucknow is seeing many more chains coming to Lucknow including the
popular names like Farzi Café, The Beer Café, The Bombay Brassiere, Pirates of
the Grill etc. including the recent entrant like Molecule Air Bar.
Many local outlets have
also tried their hands on the concept of Buffet, Barbecue and Live Grill, some
of them are successful and some just sad copies.
The GT Road Lucknow
(short for the Grand Trunk Road) is the latest entrant in this concept section.
The concept chain owned by Bright Hospitality Pvt. Ltd. has numerous outlets
across the Northern part of India and many of you living in cities like Ludhiana,
Chandigarh, Delhi NCR etc. would be familiar with this outlet.
The Grant Trunk Road or
GT Road (2700 km) is one of Asia’s longest and oldest roads – east end being
Chittagong (Pre independence Bengal, now Bangladesh) and west end being Kabul
in Afghanistan. The road passes through major Indian, Pakistani, Afghanistani
and Bangladeshi cities including Chittagong, Dhakha, Purnea, Patna, Varanasi, Agra,
Delhi, Panipat, Ambali, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Torkham, Kabul
etc. Sher Shah Suri who had revived this Mauryan era road was responsible for the
concepts of Sarais (similar to the modern day motels) and Dhabha (road side
eating joints), which in turn lead to some exciting dhabha cuisine styles.
The GT Road Lucknow is
located on ground floor in Rohtas Summit, Gomti Nagar – same location where one
would find the Farzi Café, the Beer Café, The Drowning Street, Bombay Brassiere
and soon opening Barbecue Nation (another outlet). There is ample parking space
available and its easy accessible.
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Interiors |
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The Vintage Beauty |
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The interiors |
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The Interiors |
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The Non Veg starters - Lehsooni Jhinga & others |
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The Non Veg starters - Mutton Seekh and others |
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The Non Veg starters - Hyderabadi Machli Tikka, Angara Chicken Tikka |
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The Non Veg starters -Chicken |
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The Veg starters - Hari Matar Ki Seekh |
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The Veg starters - Salsa Potato |
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The Veg starters - Hari Matar Ki Seekh, Surkh Paneer Tikka, Bhuni Shashlik Chaat |
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The Veg starters - Crispy Corn |
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The Chaat Counter |
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The Chaat Counter |
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The Chaat session - Palak patta chaat |
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The Main Course Area |
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For the Salad Lovers |
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For Salad Lovers |
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For Salad Lovers |
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Soup Lovers |
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Main Course |
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Main Course - Non Vegetarian |
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Main Course - Non Vegetarian |
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Main Course - Veg. In focus Aloo Anar Ki Chaat |
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Main Course |
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Main Course - Veg |
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My Virgin Mojito |
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For sweet tooth - Jalebi with Rabdi |
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For Sweet Tooth - Jelly Custard, Besan Ladoo, Sheer Khurma, Gulab Ki Kheer, Phirni |
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For Sweet tooth - some healthy options too including the Murabbas |
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For the sweet tooth - Rasgulla, Rasbhari, Pinni Balushahi Mewe wali Barfi |
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The Menu |
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The Menu |
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The menu |
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The menu |
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The Menu
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