Looking for a convenient spot to meet on Sunday, the Lemon Tree was suggested and quickly accepted as I’d never been there before.

The interiors are bright and sunny, as is the service. In fact, I’d rate it as one of my best experiences w.r.t service. The music is non intrusive both in type and in volume. The menu while mostly standard does have a few interesting items. The other interesting aspect of the Citrus Cafe are the table mats. They have a few varieties floating around, each of which have comic strips and jokes printed on them. Quite nice, though I do hope they’ve taken the trouble to secure the necessary permissions to print and display them. The bar stools were interesting too, as you can see from the picture.

We ordered Cured Lemon Chicken Salad that had lemon rind, chicken, nachos, lettuce, tomatoes, caramelised onions and green bell peppers. This was nice, though the nachos should have been added last to avoid them becoming soggy. They have three sizzlers on the menu and we tried all of ‘em – The Spanish Vegetable and Cheese (bell peppers, brocolli. mushrooms, tomato, babycorn, onions with a walnut pesto sauce), Fajitas of Chicken (chicken fillets pan grilled with peppers, onions and tomatoes, served with tomato salsa and tortillas) and the American Mixed Grill sizzler (chicken breast, mutton patty, chicken sausages, pork chops, topped with a fried egg). We also ordered some Country Fried chicken which was crispy fried and served with sour cream. All the dishes, with the exception of the salad, came with crisp potato wedges. All of this was washed down with sweet lemon and peach ice tea in tall glasses.

We were there for about 4 hours, and were always left alone unless we needed something. All in all, I’m quite impressed with the place, the service, attitude and the food – all together make quite a visit-worthy package and do take some time out to have a relaxed Sunday lunch here.

Meal for two: INR 800 | Alcohol: Yes | Credit Cards: Yes