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stage 2+ map with the cobb ap is not safe enought for just the intake, DP & cattback?
This is a discussion on Racer X fmic vs Process West tmic? within the Engine Modifications forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; stage 2+ map with the cobb ap is not safe enought for just the intake, DP & cattback?...
stage 2+ map with the cobb ap is not safe enought for just the intake, DP & cattback?
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okay good to know. and did not know about the whole logging thing. i flashed stg 1 and have not logged at all. no bueno.
also i appreciate you guys take the time to answer these question.
We'll I do tip my hat to you because you clearly stated that you have never personally had one, so you can't say for sure. I've always run this mentality though, "If you haven't researched something and vaguely know a product, then don't pretend your assumptions will make a positive impact on the person you are supposedly trying to help"
I swear I'm not trying to start a bickering war like on NASIOC lol, but I hope I'm in the same boat as the OP when I say I'd rather have someone not reply at all, or reply with something they have actually put some research into.
Moving on to something more helpful for the OP...
The concise argument goes like this: Most negatives people spew out about a FMIC are: (1)Too expensive, (2)not worth installing, (3)not worth removing bumper crash beam, (4)worried about turbo lag. I made these my research topics for a FMIC; 1,2, and 3 were each dispelled. #4 is the only thing that made me think twice, until I found out its not necessarily true because it can be tuned out, PLUS I believe you're more likely to gain HP on a FMIC than a TMIC, so would you even notice? Also, his FMIC kit has about 2 feet LESS of tubing than any of FMIC kit. Turbo lag, where?
The RacerX kit is the ONLY reason I even considered a FMIC... You don't need to modify you engine compartment, you keep your OEM crash beam, and its actually CHEAPER than a TMIC.
Process West undoubtedly has the best looking TMIC and arguably one of the best performing, highest flowing...TMIC. Although, a TMIC is very limited to the size it can be, and how well it can function, due to its location on TOP of the engine. From what I have concluded time and time again, spending $700+ on a TMIC that will yield negligible performance gains, and little heat soaking benefits, is pretty dumb IMO.
Trust me, I'm in the same boat as you. I was waiting for Grimmspeed to come out with their 2008+ WRX TMIC, but I decided I can't wait until summer for the release, plus I realized how insane it is to spend $700ish on something that doesn't even constitute as an upgrade. I look at an aftermarket TMIC like I do my Forge BPV. It didn't create any performance (negligible if any), it just weeded out my plastic JDM parts that will crack under high boost.
By the way, I understand heat soak does not affect most drivers, but if you are located in Texas, you will surely benefit from a FMIC as far as cooling efficacy goes. One more plus of the FMIC, should you ever want to upgrade your snail, the turbo applications, in regards to fitment for the RacerX, are nearly unlimited.
Racer X IC Specs: 29'' x 9 x 2.5 (Hope this is helpful)
By the way, did I mention there are 2 Subaru's (legacy GT and WRX) that have a record for the most HP on a stock turbo?
Keep in mind these came out for the Legacy GT before it came out for our WRX. I would take their opinions over someone who has never USED one.
Here are some other helpful reviews and forums discussing the RacerX FMIC. Is it just a coincidence these 2 cars with OEM turbo's have some of the fastest times out there? Doubt it, and as far as FMIC lag goes, the record WRX thread clearly shows this can be virtually gone one it's tuned by a reputable tuner.
Record Legacy - http://legacygt.com/forums/showthrea...mi-189657.html
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Read some reviews, decide what you want, and go from there. Good luck man!
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Sorry, but you won't get more HP from simply installing a FMIC.
FWIW, I've emailed the owner of RacerX multiple times this week with specific questions about his FMIC. He's gotten back to me every single day with every single question I've answered. I cannot say this about ANY other company, although COBB does come in close at 2nd place.
From what I've seen in reviews, he warranties all his products for one year. I've even seen him send FREE parts to old customers when he has upgraded to a new version of his FMIC.
What other companies do you know who have made 6 version of their TMIC? None probably, Bryan seems very dedicated, enough so to actually ASK his customers what he can improve on. And he does it!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think he's on his 6th version!
I know I'm pumped up and seem like his publicist, but I honestly haven't seen someone so dedicated to his work, and so willing to make customers happy. Who else sends their improved products to old customers, free of charge? Good luck answering that...
Btw, that is one of the few sports where I'm trying to throw my own opinion in there. That is why I said, "...I believe you're more likely... "
But none of us, including myself, have any actual evidence to make any claim as to how "quality" his products are. We certainly cannot make a claim a particular TMIC is the "best" to begin with, when a moderate quality FMIC could yield better efficacy and performance. We would need hard data to compare that, and it's just nonsense at this point. Fact: A FMIC works better than a TMIC, in terms of efficiency and performance, but at what fine line does a crappy quality FMIC compare to a superior TMIC? Nobody can answer that, or good luck trying.
I'm just trying to give him all the data, throw in my opinion, and allow him to decide.
And don't try to make it sound like its a good thing that Perrin, PW, ETS, AMR etc. (random examples) don't send FREE improvements. I certainly don't believe you're vain enough to be saying their products cannot be improved upon, that's just asinine.
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If you are implying the FMIC kit, which costs less than the TMIC, is not suitable for a stage 2 kit, then provide me with some reasoning please.
Not, "it doesn't require it" or something to that affect. You say there's data, look around. Very helpful, thanks... Your not even telling me what this data conveys. Cool FMIC and TMIC data, but what are you telling me about it!? If you think somewhere these is some data comparing the PW to the RacerX then HEY you got something. But you don't...
I'm not claiming he needs it, but he does need some sort of IC, and if he can spend less and potentially get a more useful system, then why not do it?
I'm done here though, you've wasted my time by providing absolutely nothing to the conversation. No sources of info, nothing useful, strictly opinion, goodbye I've got better things to do. Let the damn kid decide what HE wants, not what you want. I'm trying to give him the overall concensus of how people felt about the Racerx FMIC kit, while providing him with places to read more about it.
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Traditional Values Coalition's Lafferty used gay marriage bans to claim "majority of Americans" object to PBS cartoon
Andrea Lafferty, executive director of the conservative "church lobby" group the Traditional Values Coalition [1], appeared on MSNBC and ABC to criticize an episode of the PBS program Postcards from Buster titled "Sugartime!" in which an animated rabbit visits real-life children whose parents are a lesbian couple. Lafferty claimed that her opposition to the episode was "mainstream," and she suggested that "the majority of Americans" believe homosexuality is "inappropriate and immoral and invalid." But polling data contradicts Lafferty's claims.
To support her claim that her opposition to the episode was "mainstream," Lafferty referred to recent state-level measures banning same-sex marriage, claiming on the January 27 edition of MSNBC's Scarborough Country:
LAFFERTY: The American people in California voted overwhelmingly against homosexual marriage. Other states have done that as well, not just conservative states. The American people don't want their children mixed into this subject. ... The position that I've taken -- the position that the Secretary of Education has taken -- is a mainstream position.
Lafferty extended that argument during a discussion with Karen Pike and Gillian Piper, parents of the children featured in the Postcards from Buster episode, on the January 28 edition of ABC's Good Morning America:
PIKE: How am I supposed to tell my daughter that the upper echelons of our government thinks that we are inappropriate and immoral and invalid, and other kids shouldn't know about her life?
LAFFERTY: It's the majority of Americans that believe that, not just our government.
In citing state-level measures banning same-sex marriage as evidence that her opposition to the episode is "mainstream," Lafferty did not address the fact that the program, which features an animated rabbit visiting real children from a variety of religious and cultural backgrounds, is not about same-sex marriage. As a January 28 The New York Times article [2] noted: "Like the grown-ups in most of the episodes, the lesbian mothers in the 'Sugartime!' segment are mainly background."
While national polling shows that a majority of Americans oppose the legalization of same-sex marriage, in most cases it also contradicts Lafferty's claim that "the majority of Americans" think gays are "inappropriate and immoral and invalid." On April 11, 2004, the Los Angeles Times reported [3] that "[g]ays and lesbians have experienced a dramatic rise in acceptance over the last two decades" and noted that its poll [4], conducted March 27 through March 30, 2004, found that 61 percent "say a homosexual would make a good role model for a child" and that 65 percent "say they can accept gays and lesbians living together." A Gallup poll [5] (subscription only) conducted January 3 through January 5, 2005, found that 30 percent of Americans believe that "acceptance of homosexuality in this nation today is about right" and that an additional 29 percent feel homosexuality should "be more widely accepted." Additionally, a Gallup poll [5] (subscription only) conducted May 2 through May 4, 2004, found that 54 percent of Americans "feel that homosexuality should be considered an acceptable alternative lifestyle" while 42 percent do not. A Pew poll [6] conducted October 15 through October 19, 2003, found that 55 percent "believes it is a sin to engage in homosexual behavior," but also reported that 76 percent "say they do not mind being around gays" and that "a majority of Americans (54 percent) feel that gay and lesbian couples can be as good parents as heterosexual couples."
PBS said it decided not to distribute the episode to its affiliates "a couple of hours before" it was criticized by Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings, according to a Washington Post article [7]. The Los Angeles Times reported [8] on January 28 that "[a]lthough PBS won't distribute an episode of a children's program featuring a gay couple, local affiliates may air it."
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And I think Dennis even made reference to placing an infested hive in the same yard as another, and the hives "leveled out" as some rationale to suggest this is what happened in the study.
Berry started with bees of the same mite count and load in all the hives. Then over time, the mite levels remained constant in buildup. Not expected with the smallcell hives.
My first mention of "mite leveling" (minus that precise terminology) was here and written back in 2005 or 2006. Well before Jennifer's study. I for one think Jennifer Berry is a very smart and I happen to like her a lot. Don't know where you get this stuff. That doesn't mean I agree with her results. I recently added a quote to back up the concept, but the rest has been there for five years or so. "...some people have observed a sudden increase to thousands and thousands of mites in a short time. Part of this is, of course, all the brood emerging with more mites. But I believe the issue is also that the FGMO (and many other systems as well) manage to create a stable population of mites within the hive. In other words the mites emerging is balanced out by the mites dying. This is the object of many methods. SMR queens are queens that reduce the mites' ability to reproduce. But even if you get to a stable reproduction of mites, this does not preclude thousands of hitchhikers coming in. Using powdered sugar, small cell, FGMO or whatever that gives an edge to the bees by dislodging a proportion of the mites, or preventing the reproduction of mites and seems to work under some conditions. I believe these conditions are where there are not a significant number of mites coming into the hive from other sources..."Conditions that cause the mites to skyrocket seem to be in the fall when the hives rob out other hives crashing from mites and bring home a lot of hitchhikers."http://www.bushfarms.com/beespests.htm#varroaTo imply this is a recent "excuse" is simply not true. I've been saying this all along as have others.
Wait till ya watch em dis-agree. ;)thomas
So yes, some of these conversations have much history behind them.
Quote from: BjornBee on December 23, 2010, 10:41:43 AMSo yes, some of these conversations have much history behind them.And in the meantime, your still sporting the "Marking queens is gay' slogan :-D


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The San Antonio Independent School District filed the complaint with the University Interscholastic League, the governing body for athletics in Texas. They allege that students at Alamo Heights High School began chanting "USA, USA" after they defeated Edison High School to win a region basketball championship.
Edison's team is predominantly Hispanic, said Leslie Price, a spokesperson for the San Antonio ISD.
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very usful
Great idea. Thanks! :D
add color chooser
Extension works great, it's very useful!
However, I'd like to point out, that, in my opinion, it would be nice if there was a default note, which appears when you delete all your notes or at least if it was possible to leave extension's window blank. Moreover, editing and rearranging of already saved notes would be an appreciable feature, too.
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Can't delete empty notes, only with text with in.
Overall good idea. Can't wait for updates!
An option to display all reminders at once (if you have just a few reminders) would be nice. But overall, this is one of the few extensions I'd use AND recommend.
Great speed dial extension! Incredibly useful for how simple it is.
Are you planning on adding any more features? Such as choosing background colour per list item and/or list reordering?
Either way it's already one of my favourites. Thanks muchly!


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Did you clean the pistol of its preservative coatings, before trying it out? Preservatives are thick and tacky, and if there's some in the barrel's chamber, it'll grab onto a cartridge and not want to let go. Clean everything well with a solvent or "gun scrubber" spray, and try the process again.
Look at the ejected cartridge for bright, shiny streaks and scratch marks. Check to see if its bullet was pressed back and her into the case on its way into the chamber.
Lots of bright and shiny areas indicates a tight fit in the chamber. Either the chamber is too small, or the cartridge is too big. Check both with a micrometer caliper, to determine what to do.
Scratching may indicate a burr left in the chamber wall or its mouth. Strip the pistol and examine its barrel (inside) for tiny protrusions or rough areas.
If the bullet got pushed back, deeper into the cartridge, it may have bulged the case a little. Look for "dings" on the bullet's nose and shiny spots around the case.
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Basically I have spent the last month or so looking for a celta course relatively nearby to me and have been accepted onto a course with Concorde International in Canterbury, they seem fairly decent but I dont have any experience to compare them against. Has anybody ever heard of them? They are a Cambridge accredited organisation though and although its all standardised I havent been able to find many reviews of their course from people before me.
If not then if I went ahead with the course at Concorde and got my celta there do people think it would have a negative impact when I am looking for jobs or is just having a celta seen as acceptable. I only ask because a few people have recommended International House, which seems like a great place to do the celta and certainly is held in high regard but it would be much more expensive for me because of travelling involved.
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columbia wrote:Willie Kool wrote:columbia wrote:Gaucho wrote:columbia wrote:I outed 3 of the 4 green and we still won.
I still don't know why you did that. And then when ps87 came I thought we were toast. Well, it worked.
It wasn't necessarily the best move....
I think it actually cut down on the potential confusion.
That was my hope and there were so many dead blues....I got ansy and figured we needed something to happen.
Meh...maybe a warz lesson learned on that for me.
no i think this was needed. I re-read the entire thread and was convinced you were playing non-blue. I just didnt consider you to be green. it helped.


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Very interesting. I'm already annoyed that I can't get real gas in the Houston area. Nothing but 10% ethanol "garbage gas" for hundreds of miles.What a Porsche Owner Needs to Know About 15% Ethanol Gasoline
Posted by: David Hurth / Category: Commentary, News, Porsche
Not very long ago the EPA OKd 15% ethanol in gasoline. They originally OKd it in 2010, but a class action law suite delayed this. Unfortunately, they ultimately have been able to get it OKd. It is debatable if adding ethanol in gasoline does more good than harm to both the environment and to your car. Because of the harm that this gas can do to your car, I decided to look into what can be done to avoid it and why it is so bad for some cars. I also, wanted to see what could be done to mitigate the effects of this on an old Porsche (like my daily driver which is a 1983 Porsche 944).
Manufactures of various automobiles have come out saying that cars older than 2001 should not use the 15% ethanol gasoline blend (with some voiding any warranties on the car if the 15% blend is used on even some cars newer than 2001). The reason for this is that these fuel systems where not designed for ethanol use. Because they werent designed for it, many parts of the fuel system (especially rubber parts) can begin to fail due to the use of this fuel. Beyond this, if a car is not ran very often (for example a car that is mainly driven on the weekends) the ethanol can cause condensation to form in the gas tank and we all know water in your gas is never a good thing.
So, what can we that own an older Porsche do to keep our cars from having trouble with this new higher ethanol fuel?
First find out if your State makes gas stations put a notice if their fuel contains ethanol. Some states (such as California, where I live) do not require any notice that Gasoline contains ethanol (because of this most stations in the state do contain ethanol). Other states do require a notice although some states only require it if the ethanol level is over a certain percentage. If you live in a state that doesnt require notice, you can purchase a testing system that will let you know if your gas does contain ethanol (I havent used any of these personally, so cant recommend one). You can find a list of states that require ethanol labeling here (this site sells an ethanol tester, but I have never used it or bought from the site, so I cant recommend this tester).
If you live near water and are not able to get ethanol free gasoline at any local gas stations, you may be able to get it at a local marina gas location. Boaters have been very successful in keeping ethanol out of their gas, so most locations designed for filling up boats will not have any ethanol in the gas.
If you cant get gas without ethanol anywhere near you, try to do a few things to keep the affects on your car to a minimum. First, use an ethanol gas additive. These additives will help reduce the wear of components not designed for ethanol (Sta-Bil makes a very good ethanol treatment that I have used and it appears to have worked well). You may also want to buy your gasoline from a gas station that uses good additives. For example the Techron in Chevron gasoline may help reduce the affects of ethanol by reducing the affects of any condensation that forms in your gasoline. Another thing to do is to not have your car sit for too long. By at least starting the car every couple of days you will help reduce the chance of condensation building up in your fuel. Ideally a tank of gas will not sit in your car for more than 3 weeks as this helps reduce the affects on your gas tank elements. Higher octane gas will also provide some protection from water contamination in your gas (some people also recommend an octane additive to further compensate for this).
Other things that can be done to deal with ethanol can get a bit pricey, but may be worth it in the long run. You can replace any wear parts in the fuel system or engine with parts designed for gas with ethanol in it. One problem with this is that parts designed to use ethanol may not currently exist for cars like an older Porsche, so you may opt to just replace the part with a new part to replace parts that will wear out more quickly when running ethanol. For example it is probably a good idea to replace all rubber fuel lines as these can get hard and wear very quickly. The fuel filter also may need to be changed more often when running fuel with ethanol in it.
The last thing that could be done would be to embrace ethanol gasoline. By this I mean convert your car to run on E85. The conversion isnt the cheapest thing, but you normally pay much less for the E85 fuel. The biggest problem with this is that E85 is not available in all areas, so you would need to live near an E85 station and not take any trips without planning your route based on E85 stations.
Ethanol gasoline is one of those things that there is only so much that we can do to stay away from. However, by following the above tips you should be able to keep your Porsche running happily even with gas that contains ethanol.
Do you have any tips to help keep an older car running well on gas containing ethanol? If so, let us know in the comments below.


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The Children's Library presents a back-to-school reading program "Reading with Ringling"! Visit the library in September and pick up a Ringling Rewards Club Card for children ages 2 – 12 years. Just read any 5 books of your choice and return the card to the library to be stamped. Ringling Rewards Club Cards can be exchanged in advance at the circus box office for a FREE circus ticket. One adult ticket must be purchased for every three FREE kids' tickets redeemed. See library for more details. Stop in now – program runs from September 1 - September 30, supplies are limited and the circus comes to town in October. Try out the Ringling website www.ReadingwithRingling.com for lots of cool games! More info 720-887-2318.
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As part of the BIG LIBRARY READ program, we will be featuring Nancy Clancy, Super Sleuth in both downloadable eBook and audio book formats from September 16th – 30th. During this two-week period, this book from the Nancy Clancy series will be available for every patron that wishes to read it - no holds, no waitlists. Just go to the Downloadable Collections page on our Library's website starting Sept.16th to download your copy. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
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Cafe Churchill
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Nearly everybody
this place to others
Most tried items:
fish stake,lamb chops ,lasagna and beef stake
Nearly everybody
Friday afternoon
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Amazing experience
Nice desserts
Junisha Dama
December 20,2015
Old cosy cafe with very British-like food.
Winston Churchill posters and large print-outs that spell the menu adorn the walls. The cafe is small and cosy and makes you feel at home. The food is European home-like, but you'll see the Indian influences thanks to saucey pastas. Opt for the baked dishes, burgers and mains. The country style chicken in a brown gravy with mashed potatoes and veggies is very English. The burgers are big and fill you up. Pastries and cakes are a bit dry but will remind you of an old grandma's. Try the Irish coffee cake, which is a hot seller here.
Service is quick and the food is pocket friendly. Go here to know why it was once popular as very little has changed since its inception.
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Niv 1960
April 28,2015
overcrowded but food worth it
It is a small place located at Colaba causeway. It is a small and cozy restaurant with huge sofas and a few comfortable chairs.As you enter, you notice that the walls are covered with the menu. very limited seating and you will always have waiting to get in.Very good continental food=Cheddar Baked Chicken and the farmhouse pasta are must try.
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Navya P
February 28,2015
nice place
A place to dine amidst old world charm. Been here with college friends which is perfect company for such place. We ordered Beef Chilli Pasta, Cheese Spinach and Corn Lasagne, Pollo Valdostana , Pollo Arososto, Fish Fingers, Spice n' Nice Fries , Chicken Cordon Bleu and Raspberry soda. Portions were great for us since we were all starving and everything was simply lips-smacking delicious. Value for money for such quality and quantity and laid back, cosy ambiance.
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Foodosaurus Prachi
January 30,2015
Food is really good
Even though the ambiance leaves a lot to be desired and service could be improved upon, the food more than makes up for it with amazing filet o fish burger, cheddar baked chicken, fish fingers,prawn nirvana...seriously great food which one would never know unless one stepped inside! I am so thankful to my friends who introduced me to this place! A bit expensive which means I cannot go here every week...but when I get job and start earning money...I will be here every week!
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October 29,2014
Best things come in small packages!
Cafe Churchill is like a small wonder between the busy street of Colaba Causeway. The ambiance is casual yet warm and welcoming. The food was great
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June 11,2014
Eat away!
Don't be let down by the size of the cafe as the food is to die for at this place. They have sumptuous meals filled with substance. The place radiates a sense of homeliness. Recently, I had the blueberry cheesecake which was an enriching experience. Right from the cheesecake melting in the mouth to the oozing blueberry jelly from the middle of the cheesecake, the whole experience is one worth having.
Apart from that the waffles topped with sweet maple syrup and honey with a scoop of vanilla ice cream juts bakes a filling snack for all waffle lovers. The waffles are crisp, hot and combined with the cooling ice cream just makes your day.
So go ahead, try it...
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February 12,2014
THE place in Colaba for lunch!
Cafe Churchill is a place that I've been visiting for years and it still hasn't lost any of its charm. The quality of food is top notch and their desserts are to die for.
The only problem is space. It gets a bit cramped and doesn't seat too many people so one might have to wait a while to be seated but it does not disappoint!
Recently I tried the Chicken Breast with potatoes of the day which was Chicken, Bacon and Cheese on a delicious layer of tomato sauce along with mashed potatoes and veggies. This was followed by the a dark chocolate cake (size of the slice was smaller than I remember). Definitely one of the top ten best meals I've ever had.
Other good things to try here are the pastas, sizzlers and baileys cake.
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Clinton Tixeira
December 18,2013
Good Food
i had visited this place with my friends when we had gone for shopping at colaba causeway...as this place is situated right in between of colaba causeway it is always full...we managed to get our table after 15 mins...when we entered in ..it was a small resto with a 5-6 tables...i wanted to try out this place because my friends used to tell me that you great good food here...we were greeted by this lady here who is actually the owner of the restaurant..she was sooo kind and humble..she told us to try some of the best sellers of this place...we ordered one coronation lamb , chicken pollo pasta and lamb chops ...when we received our order the plate was soo eye catchy...lovely presentaion...the taste of all the 3 dishes was great...the lamb was very moist and soft and yummy too...in all a great experience
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November 28,2013
Seldom does one come across a restaurant, where almost every single option in the menu is near-perfect. Churchill is an example. I usually avoid visiting the same restaurant more than twice. Churchill is an exception. In fact, a friend of mine whom I once took out for dinner at Churchill regrets how she misses out on the Churchill salmon, now that she has moved over to Dubai.
A regular at Churchill, there is hardly anything in their menu that I have not tried out. Their proportions are bountiful, and we often avoid the starters and dig into the main course right away. A huge favourite of mine is chippolati -- a tomato-based preparation of salmon or prawn (i usually prefer the salmon!). Another must-try is their pollo arrostto, with a spicy pepper-based sauce. The beef tenderloin steak is to die for. I prefer my steaks well-prepared and the steak at Churchill nearly melts in the mouth. No dinner at Churchill is complete without their amazing hand-picked dessert, each one of them mouth-watering. Most importantly, it is quite cheap and has a very friendly, cosy décor and an equally friendly staff, who takes keen interest in the order that is placed, often coming up with their own suggestions.
The best place ever!
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Shantanu Mishra
November 27,2013
Amazing Experience
I can never miss this restaurant whenever i want to go for Italian food. Pasta, burger, Lasagna, milk shakes, ice tea, fries....U name it & u will get it... The food is superb... Everyone must visit this place atleast once in lifetime
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Juilee Manjrekar
October 07,2013
Reasonably priced most awesome place ever
I would be one of the biggest fans of this place and I am not sure if this has entirely to do with the fact that it serves amazing food. Maybe because it is located on the causeway, maybe because it is so cozy, maybe the friendly staff, maybe the name... I could go on.
I usually hate repeating restaurants but Chruchill is one of the few, I would never say a 'no' to. Right from the cold coffee, to the peach teas, from the grilled to perfection chicken steak to the mouth watering chicken lasagna; from the crunchy onion rings to the roast lamb sandwiches - the food is to die for.
Reasonably priced, you'd not spend more than 700 for two persons (hearty filled stomachs mind you)
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September 16,2013
Lovely little cafe
Café Churchill brings back many old memories and I always go back feeling nostalgic. Tiny little place, literally tiny with 8 or 9 tables. Usually a waiting during peak meal hours, I think I have almost tried everything on the menu. And everything is good! Trust me! Their steak is gorgeous and massive! The pastas are lovely too. And desserts are killer! They are on display in the refrigerator pick any one and you wont be disappointed. P.s: they dont accept credit cards !
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Mustafa Dewaswala
August 21,2013
all food .. no nonsense
if you love Continental in its true form and if u r looking for just and no nonsense around it ... this is the place to be ... they have mastered everything on there menu ... rite from the pasta's to the lasagna's... from the burgers to the sandwiches ... from the risottos to the rice .... a very small and cozzy place ... which has quick service and has awesome deserts ...
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August 19,2013
Generous portions, home style food
After hearing a lot about this place, we went there for lunch one afternoon. I was expecting some really greasy food with bold flavours after going through their menu but I was surprised when our starter of Lemon Mushrooms was put in front of us. It was mild, mellow and made with just the right amount of herbs and spices! Delicious.
The husband had a burger and the juicy patty in this just shone through. The fries served alongside were homestyle and it was heartening to see this, a far cry from the machine-made fries that you get in most places these days. I went in for a Prawn with tomato chilli sauce, this succulent and spicy seafood dish was served with mashed potatoes and steamed veggies which made it a very filling meal.
For dessert we had the cheesecake and the Banoffee pie, both of which were excellent. The latter had a shortcrust pastry that was buttery and crumbly, which made it a delight to dig into.
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August 06,2013
Well if you are in Colaba, a foodie and likes conti then Churchill is where you must head. They have some lip smacking food and don't worry about the ordering cause whatever you order is gonna be yum yum yum. Try their Churchill special lasagna and you won't regret it. So next time ur in south Mumbai try cafe Churchill.
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August 06,2013
Well if you are in Colaba, a foodie and likes conti then Churchill is where you must head. They have some lip smacking food and don't worry about the ordering cause whatever you order is gonna be yum yum yum. Try their Churchill special lasagna and you won't regret it. So next time ur in south Mumbai try cafe Churchill.
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August 04,2013
meat me
Colaba is an wizard with a few neat tricks to give him just that little awe to keep him abreast in a sea of fancier gimics and expensive tastes...while Leopold n Woodside inn & company keep the hip crowd occupied ,imbiss has many clawing back to the colaba scene..the lowest denominators too have a say with new Martin's keeping meat hungry well feed,all without fleecing them. I happily consumed my evening on deciding whether to weather a trip down town n skip the above listed and try another restaurant squeezed into a wall. Brilliantly located is what I would ,as I assume parking at night after 9.30 won't be concern here,cafe Churchill is the place to be on any spot on the week...assure u that an image of Mr .Churchill will look into ur food before its served to assure the same taste n affections that its served with in this cafe...had the waiter recommend us a fish stake,lamb chops ,lasagna and beef stake...absolute delight.the four make a meat eating troop n have the right sizes to justify.we were absorbed by the personalized service and the regulars were extremely helpful....I'm gonna refrain from a detail as this would simply do injustice to all,those who haven't been to this exquisite meat shrine...please devote some time and pledged your allegiance..I'm,so stuffed right now ,I can only dream of that cheesecake almost kicked off the plate..
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August 01,2013
Mouthwatering Stuff
This place serves the best lasagne & garlic bread .. a very very small place there might be hardly 5 tables owned by an old parsi lady i guess in colaba..amazingggg food..the iced tea is also good here..the only bad part is that u havto wait a long time if ur going on a weekend cuz the place is very small..the chocolate gooey pasty is heavenly.. a must try !!!
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June 29,2013
The more you visit the more u want to visit again
Yesterday evening with a group of 13 people I went to Café Churchill at Colaba. We decided to go early because looking at our group size and the restaurant size it would be difficult to get a table. We were asked to wait for an hour. Looking at the kids and ladies waiting outside a sweet Parsi lady (who I guess was the owner) asked us to come in and sit on an empty table and luckily she managed to get some guests to shift to another smaller table so we could all sit together. For this gesture the management gets big thumbs up from me. I have been to other snooty restaurants which are much bigger but still ask you to wait even if they have tables.
The menu is big and exhaustive. We just decided to order and go with the flow. Starters of Cheese fries, Chicken fingers, Onion rings, Bruschetta were delicious but the best was yet to come. Chicken teriyakis, chicken sausages in paprika sauce, mushrooms in 2 different sauces were yum.I suggest if you are confused please go with what the manager suggests. His suggestions are really good.
Time to order the main course and we went the full distance ordering mutton, chicken, veggies, fish and burgers. The Lamb chops with Mash and pepper sauce had the meat dripping of the bones in yummy pepper sauce. Meat lovers please order this and you will not be disappointed. Country chicken with chicken bacon in paprika sauce with mash and cheese was outstanding. The flavor of the sauce with the cheese and chicken breast and bacon had us wanting more. My friend ordered his mums favourite fish casserole and it is one of the yummiest fish dishes I have had. Its cheesy, fishy and delicious. Served hot it would go very well with garlic bread. The rice with chicken and the rice with veggies were also very good. On the main course I would give it a 5/5 and for the starters a 4/5. We were so stuffed we could not finish the burgers which were also very good. The peach ice tea also deserves a mention. Very peachy and very refreshing.
We were so stuffed for desert but decided to have the gooey chocolate cake and the Irish chocolate cake. Served hot the gooey chocolate was yum. Moist, choclatey and would have gone very well with some vanilla ice cream. Irish chocolate cake was ok.
All in all a great trip and absolute value for money. The service, the food, the location everything makes Café Churchill a Mumbai favourite where u want to vist again and again
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May 20,2013
Pride Of Mumbai
Pride of colaba in particular and Mumbai in general. Amazing continental cuisine. Must visit if in Mumbai.
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May 08,2013
Amazing food
The food tastes simply amazing.
I am a vegetarian so i speak for that.
Quality of food- Very good
Money - value for money
Service - splendid. sit on the table next to the owner. Great fun chatting with him he will suggest you the best dishes.
Must try - Peach ice tea, gnocchi and malfati
Badly want to try lasagna but it always gets over when i go to the restaurant
bon appétit !
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January 04,2013
Cozy Cafe
One of my favorites in a stretch where you are spoiled for choice. It is ideal for a quick bite, before exploring the causeway. I highly recommend the Fish & Chips & Fried Sausages. Desserts here are a real treat especially the Cheese Cakes (Blueberry & Lemon). A bit challenged in terms of seating space so make sure you reach early (1 p.m. for Lunch & 8 p.m for Dinner). I have never had to wait, but seen long queues outside when I leave. The personalized service by the owners is a delight and makes me return to the "Cozy Cafe".
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November 25,2012
Nice Small place
Its a place which can be easily missed out admist the hordes of stalls on the pavements. We realised how small the place is after actually entering it . Only 6 tables and almost full. Foo dis Tasty but the prices not so cheap for a eatery of this caliber. But Again the Food quality was good and since it was located in a prime spot of Colaba, it makes sense for the kinda pricing they have on the Menu !!
Overall, a Good place
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November 10,2012
White sauce land!
This place is strictly OK, no more than that. Their pastas and baked dishes are drowned in white sauce. The tuna salad is better (but then, that is hard to get wrong). The desserts used to be an attraction but today there is Theobroma across the road and it's hard to get better than that.
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November 09,2012
Best discovery!!
This is one my best discoveries in Colaba. This small, cute cafe is for sure a hidden treasure. Even though this place doesnt really plate the dish well but it makes up for it with the amazing taste. Their desserts are to die for!!! The veg lasagne and the mix sauce pasta is superb. Even the ravioli is nice. not purely and authentic italian cafe but the slightly different taste gives it an edge and makes you wanna sample the entire menu. those ppl who have not been here are surely missing out on something really special.. P.S. the servers are really helpful and the owner is very knowledgable and has a fantastic memory..
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September 01,2012
No one can eat just once!
Having heard a lot about this place since the time I had shifted to Bombay, on one lazy Friday afternoon I finally decided to take my taste buds out for a treat. The more you hear, the more the anticipation. But, anywho. Set amidst the many stalls on Colaba Causeway, this restaurant was a little difficult to locate. Just so that you avoid wasting time, look for the Bombay Dyeing store and bang opposite that is our quaint little Irani joint which also by the way, serves Chinese. Good Chinese.
We enter to find that the place was a little cramped up with only six tables to seat the customers and hence were politely asked to wait outside for five minutes before they could clear a table for us. The good part of waiting outside was that we could browse through the menu which was stuck against the door and hence could take our time and zero down on what to eat. Variety is what I said first when I browsed through the reasonably priced menu. It was lunch time and me and my friend being mighty hungry settled down to try out the chicken and rice serves.
As told by the guy inside, 5 minutes later we were asked to occupy the centre table with the owner of the place, a cute little Parsi looking aunty waiting for us to place our order. Having already decided what to eat, we quickly asked for a plate of Country Style Chicken and Mixed Grill and Pollo Alla Indiana. Fancy names, I must say. Looking around I saw that most of the people there hardly looked at each others faces and were more or less engrossed with what was on their plate and palate. Good thing, I guess. *hopes, rising*
10 minutes later, I see the waiters gleaming face asking me to move my phone and wallet so that he could place our plates on the table. The first spoon in my mouth and, Good Lord, that was exactly the kind of chicken I was craving to have. Succulent, soft and all ingredients added unerringly the way I had wished for it to be. WIN MOMENT. I looked at my friend and her expressions conveyed the same delight. My serve of Pollo Alla Indiana had in it, cubes of marinated chicken, sautéed with mushrooms and bell pepper, was cooked in creamy sauce and was served with rice and boiled vegetables ( carrots and beans ) by the side. Lacked a little salt, but after the extra addition it made for a perfect meal. Filling. My friend had asked for a Country Style Chicken and Mixed Grill which was put together with grilled chicken breasts, Spicy chicken salami cooked in the Chefs Own Grilled Sauce and was garnished with a boiled egg. I had a couple of spoons and it was as good as mine or even a little better.
Eating to our fill and happy and content with the service, food and place, in the end we decided to order an Irish Bailey Pastry to sign off in a good way. One can be split between two and although I thought it was a little over-priced, but that sumptuous piece with all the cream and chocolate it was filled with, drove away those lingering thoughts of having to shell out a little extra money.
Total Damages Rs. 760
Rating 3/5
Willing to spend a little extra and wanting to make use of every penny you spend? Be their guests. :)
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Aditi Naik
August 27,2012
Treat on causeway...! Cafe Churchill!
Every possibility you are going to miss the window-sized entrance to the equally small cafe on the over-crowded Colaba Causeway. Although small (5-6 tables) and without a great ambiance, it boasts off a full-house almost always. You can never avoid the chitter-chattering of college students, foreigners and shoppers; all who throng to this old but renowned eatery that lists a global menu.
Service is a little slow but since you get to relax away from the crowded streets, you wouldn't really mind. I've tried Roast Lamb...delectable! Other hits are Hawaiian Chicken, Fried Chicken Sausages and Garlic Bread with cheese. The best way to end your meal here is to indulge in the sinful desserts. Must tries are the Banoffee (the best banana-chocolate tarts I've had), Blueberry Cheesecake and the very own Churchill cake, Irish Bailey.
Avoid Lasagne and cheesy fries, Lasagne for the pasta sheet being rubbery and do I really need to tell you why not to try cheesy fries...too full of cheese and oil and potato (killer combination!)
I don't know why people say its reasonable. I found it slightly over-priced. But yes you can have a complete meal in Rs 400.
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August 25,2012
Lunch time steak no good
We have been regulars at Cafe Churchill. Our favourite dishes include any of the pastas in delicious creamy sauces and the Chateaubriand steak. On a recent visit at lunch hour, we ordered one steak that serves two and looked forward to the tender meat done in a finger licking delicious sauce with crunchy vegetables and mashed potatoes. Unfortunately we were sorely disappointed.
The meat was rare (we had ordered it medium rare), the sauce was not up to the usual mark and there were very few vegetables. Perhaps if the beef itself was superior quality, it would have been enjoyable even rare. Even after being redone to medium it was not much fun.
This was the only occasion we have dined here during the day and can only put down this poor show to different kitchen crew for day and night shifts. So if we do go back, it will be only for dinner and certainly only for pasta.
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April 04,2012
ten on ten!
new to bombay..this place was recommended by a friend..its not a conventional resteraunt..a cute little place with just 5-6 small tables..
the food is fresh and delicious..and brilliant value for money..the desserts call out to u from that fridge..they are almost out of the world...loved the experience..would definitely be going back a lot!
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January 17,2012
Nice 1.. Quite interesting...
A calm and quite place.. moderately priced.. even the drinks... Quite surprising to have an irani joint that serves chinese food too... try out the cheese balls... seems to be their trade mark dish... best combo is with beer... Good service..Decent ambience without AC... overall a 4 out of 5..
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December 29,2011
5 star place......
A little congested, agreed. But once u eat here, there is no alternative to eat in colaba. Steak is awsome. Cracker prawns is a must try. Menu is huge just like its quantity. I hv been there 100 times or so but never found it disappointing. I m not a fan of their pastries though. But food is tooo good. 4 1/2 for food, 3 for ambiance and 4 overall..
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Esprit Noir
November 08,2011
Quite a good experience...
Well, the last three or four reviews about this place, seem to be quite bad. So, i thought i'd share a fairly good experience i had here a few nights ago. Was there with my wife and cousin. Amongst us we ordered 2 plates of french fries with cheese (decent), garlic bread with cheese (quite nice), and a spicy starter called sausage with firecracker sauce (the sauce was nice, but the sausages were a bit disappointing). For mains we ordered, Chicken fingers (not the best thing to order), a Beef Steak Solomon and a grilled Lamb Chops, which were both not on the menu, but mentioned as specials on the board. The Beek steak was very good, with a good sauce, and had huge portions, with a side of mashed potatoes, and veggies, and chicken bacon and onions. Really liked it a lot. The Lamb chops were also decent, but a little dry and we didn't like the tomato pasta gravy that came along with the lamb chops. overall the damages were about 1800 including soft drinks and desserts. Was the first time i was there, so i can't comment how great the food was earlier, but at least the food wasn't bad when we were there. Overall, it was quite an enjoyable experience.
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September 26,2011
Garlic Bread with COCKROACH!!!
hi guys its a request to all to please stop eating at churchil if you are worried about what you put in your mouth!
iv always visited churchill various times thru my college days and have always stopped by for a quick meal whenever in colaba.. on one such occasion my frend and i visited the restaurant for lunch and ordered a pasta dish and garlic bread with cheese................ as always the food was served quickly and we began to chow down ............. suddenly i notice something weird about the garlic bread - something black wedged under the cheese layer.... on inspecting it (i almost thru up what i had already eaten) i saw a big COCKROACH just lying there on the bread!!! it was absolutely disgusting and we were so upset because we were just dying of hunger and tht sight just killed our appetite! But it wasnt over there.... when we called the manager/owner and complained to him abt the same he firstly denied the fact tht there are insects in his kitchen and later out of fear admitted saying its the bread tht had it and as it was sourced from an outside vendor it wasnt his fault. Ofcourse we knew that it wasnt in the bread but very much outside it but in any case decided not to argue further and caled for the cheque. THIS TOOK THE CAKE !!! the guy actually had the audacity to CHARGE US FOR THE GARLIC BREAD WITH COCKROACH.................. had it been any other place they wudve jus apologised and cancelled all charges but these guys did not even have the courtesy to handle the situation that could cost them their reputation. I have made it a point after that incident to warn all my frends and relatives about Churchill and this digusting incident. I really wish that someone goes in and inspects their filthy kitchen and strips off their license as they dont deserve to be in this business if they do not have their basic ethic in place! one does not expect an ignorant attitude like this frm a plce which is as old and well known as churchill but htis is the UGLY TRUTH about this cafe!! BEWARE!
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Aloke P
January 24,2011
shocking but true
well bros and sisters as you know churchill is a famous age old place and we all love it. HOWEVER the food is going wrong unfortunately. the pasta is full of cheese and strangely enough the limon mushroom's creamy sauce is too similar to the sauce used in the cheese pasta. desserts are also overhyped and not at all fresh....the chocolate cake was so sad that i had to make up for it by having cheesecake at wich latte next door...
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January 24,2011
Somethings not right
I had an average experience at Churchill which used to be one of my favourites at one time. The Hungarian Goulash was sooo disappointing and so were the desserts - dry brownie, bitter kahlua torte and bland lemon cheesecake! the only good thing was the Prawns Shaslik. The Chicken A la King was passable. They still have amazing service, but wish the food could live up to it.
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Kruti Mehta
December 11,2010
scrumptious !
I never knew of this place until I was browsing through the causeway lane and I came across this place with a delightful menu listed outside . Considering I like to try new places I entered taking the risk as I didn't have a clue of what I was in for . But I'm glad I gave it a shot .
I ordered for a chicken burger , which was yummy ! Then I asked them to recommend me a starter as I wasn't really hungry to have something filling . So they suggested me the chicken fingers...and they were the best I've had till date .
I've been to this place ample of times ! Everything's just amazing . The pollo's are a must try ! I guess I've tried all on the list . And do try their lasagna ! Superb ! And the desserts are pretty decent too !
I love this place ! Totally worth it !
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Mariette Valsan
December 01,2010
italian food pitstop
It one of the favourite hangouts for Italian food. Excellent pastas and the lasagne is to die for. Desserts are also nice. The service is slow, and I think that is because they know they are favoured. Seating is also limited, but one goes to eat, and nothing beats their food. And not heavy on the pocket either.
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Coolness Personified
October 31,2010
Best Quarter Pounder in Town but portion SIZE???
Whenever i think of burgers its always cafe churchill. They simply make the best quarter pounder burgers in town. The meat was juicy. The fries were great & so was the coleslaw. The burger tasted like some molten chocolate. Juicy & inviting to every bite. But whats with the size??? 2 months back i ate it, the size was filling & you didnt need more. This time around the burger was undersized. The bread has gone smaller & so has the patty. I rather prefer them charging me a few $ more than to have me left with a half filling experience. Almost feels like the 5 star dining experience. Please do something about your portion sizes. People who eat burgers do not have a ladys appetite. 4 on 5 for this. The one star lost is just because of the minuscule sized portions.
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October 24,2010
Brilliany, for the price
Churchill and Mocambo's, are owned by the same gentleman (he told me this). They both have great food. If you are polite, they also, do things, off the menu, as well. Also, the food is superb. And, well priced. Don't know authentic it is, but, its great. And, the variety of food and desserts is simply superb.
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October 16,2010
Foodies Paradise!
If you are a foodie, a visit to Cafe Churchill is a must! I can't even begin to describe the wide range and the deliciousness of its food...
Must try - Cream of Mushroom soup, garlic bread with cheese, lasagna, steak, pasta, roast chicken, sandwiches, chocolate gooey cake... well, everything is a must try here! Long Live Cafe Churchill!! :)
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Jayanta Chaudhuri
August 24,2010
Lovely little place ...
Have been in Mumbai for 3 1/2 years and been to all kinds of joints ... don't know how I missed this place !! For someone who loves conti food (esp beef), its a delightful lil place that doesnt hurt the wallet as well.
Had 4 starters (fish n chips & garlic bread), 4 main course incl. Hungarian Goulash, Beef Steak etc. and everything was just perfect !! Only thing was that they should serve the lamb and other dishes with bread as the juice gets wasted otherwise.
Enjoyed it thoroughly ... will be back for more. Just 1700 damages for 4 adults (no drinks)
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Smita Kumar
July 15,2010
Delightfully delectable
One of my fondest places to go binge. Every item on the menu is worth trying and very reasonably priced. Its been a while since I have visited this place and I hope it is still as great as it used to be.
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February 23,2010
I ordered a quarter pounder burger it was delicious and the bill wasn't very high go for the burger and try their delicious cheese melt sandwiches
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January 31,2010
I lived in mumbai for two years and the only regret is that i wish i had one like this in Hyderabad!! I loved everything on the menu. Burgers , Sandwiches , Pasta , Steak u name it and i loved it.
I just hope you guys open one in HYDERABAD!! PLEASE DO!!
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December 27,2009
Needs to catch up!
I remember Churchill for its burgers and sandwiches since ages. But with Wich latte right next door and many others competing with equally good fare, better service and ambience, these guys need to pull up their socks or else they are gonna loose business pretty fast. The quarter pounder has lost its zing though the Chicken Grilled is damn neat even now. The Sausage in Zingy sauce is really awesome. Wish they would just take their establishment more seriously...I mean the staff.
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December 27,2009
The waiters are crooks!
We are regulars at Cafe Churchill & have never had to complain about the food. However, the waiters are a crooked lot.
Beware when they give you a hand-written bill because that means they are pocketing the cash themselves. Insist on a computerized bill. This especially happens when the old Parsi lady is at the cash counter. You might think, 'Oh, this doesn't affect me', but think of the losses this quaint establishment is making because of these waiters.
Please keep an eye out for this & inform the owner if it happens to you.
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December 08,2009
Stale Food
Had gone for dinner and ordered for a Chicken Sandwich and Fettuccine Alfredo with grilled chicken.... the pasta dish smelled and tasted stale. On complaining to the waiter ...he went to the kitchen and returned the food back with a stupid explanation that the smell was due to the egg added to it. We returned it however we were charged for smelling STALE food. Overall had a bad experience and have a stomach upset as well. I WILL NEVER EVER STEP INTO THIS PLACE AGAIN.
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shivang sharma
September 27,2009
Good filling food
cafe churchill is a nice place for meat lovers and i would recomend footlong this dish basically is 3 chicken saucaeges
with mashed potatoes and a special sauce with a salami salad
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September 06,2009
Bang on
Would agree with most of the reviews on this one. Churchill is a great place with a great sense of culinary style. The feeling is distinctly one of being cramped in an attic but when there is food in front of you you wouldn't care. I have been here several times and apart from the guilty feeling of denying others (the ones waiting outside to get in) their bite, the experience is just about perfect.
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Archana Bhui
July 21,2009
Just look and dig into ur plate.
No matter which day u go and what ever time...chances are ull be in the waiting.. and unfortunately at the pavement of the Causeway. The seating are is that small!! Tables are stuck to each other and lightings and services are just okkk. But who cares! If u crave European food Cafe Churchill is the place to head to. Dont look around and dont venture in if ure claustrophobic!
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Animesh Dwivedi
July 16,2009
Get in. Eat Awesome food. Get out.
I would insist on calling it a coffee house (Whats the deal? It is a cafe afterall. But wait. It serves awesome food that can put restaurants to shame.).
Ambience: It can seat no more than 20 people at a time and you would see this mostly full unless its a drizzling Wednesday around 5ish in the evening. Service is neither nothing to boast about and nothing to frown on.
Food: This is where it gets it 5 stars from. We ordered an Irish Bailey cake and Brandy one too start with and they were yummy. Top it off later with an espresso coffee, the 'best' ever Chicken Fingers and Lemon Ice Tea. The Chicken Fingers are served along with French fries and Salsa on the side and it awesome. My girlfriend liked the cake so much that she decided to take 5 of the other varieties home for her family.
Pricing: Those cakes are definitely very expensive but every bit worth of what they are. My mathematics say that they average Rs 80 a piece.
Verdict: Its a good place to grab a quick bite and if you are around Colaba Causeway. If its full, then you can always walk to Wich Latte which has exceptional coffees.
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Anindya Basarkod
May 18,2009
Worth the wait! Or is it?
If you want to begin your dinner at 8.30 on a 'lazy' Saturday evening, get here before 8pm. The place is rather small at best seating for 20 people.
But the food here is amazing, definitely worth the 30 mins-45 mins you need to wait.
Unfortunately, there is quite a huge list to choose from, and if you have company of 'em indecisive folks. Best of luck to you.
Try the lasagna though.
And another thing, the food here will make you loose weight, in the wallet that is.
Bon Appetite.
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May 09,2009
Excellent food and Value for money
I have been to Churchill on many occasions. Although it lacks space, it more than makes up for it with its fantastic food. According to me it has one of the best Italian food I've ever tasted. If you are a non - vegetarian and would like to try the Italian cuisine, Churchill is the place to go.
The Smoked chicken and bacon lasagna is truly amazing, as are all the other pastas, and the quantity is great. The desserts were really nice, making it a wonderful meal.
Churchill could definitely improve as far as its service goes. Also it takes a little too long for orders to arrive. The servers are polite and cordial.
They really need to think about expanding, both, in terms of size of the original restaurant and branches, as it becomes really difficult for people from suburbs to travel all the way to Colaba!
They desperately need to implement a washroom! (Where do we go when nature calls??)
According to me food is the one thing Churchill has got going for them and based only on that, I'm giving them 4/5. Although its not going too far to say that it is a very decent place with great value for money.
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April 17,2009
lovely food
when we went there we had to wait for some time.....but it was worth it...the food is too good,very tasty.....we ordered pasta and some chicken starter which was really good.......the pastries are yum!!! only the place is very small....
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The Shah
September 16,2008
Food 3.5/5, Ambience 2/5, Service 2.5/5
Had heard a lot about this quaint cafe. Did not live up to the expectations. You cannot use low budget as an excuse for unhygenic. Tables, plates, glasses were filthy.
Food 3.5/5
Average fare from all over the place, hamburgers, club sandwhiches, lasagna and pasta, middle eastern lamb and Tandoori chicken sandwhiches. Everything average with the potential to be so much tastier if a little more care was taken. Would not return for food.
Ambience 2/5
The place is nothing much, a small cafe, but you have to know that going in. So can't really complain. But cleanliness is a must and that's where this place looses out.
Service 2.5/5
Waiters are trying to rotate tables so tend to hurry you a little. All in all ok. Our waiter insisted that the red garlic sauce he served us was tartar sauce :) . Enough said.
Point to note - Chop N Chop dish - is your chicken parmesan with indian masala. Pretty tasty.
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August 17,2008
excellent fare .. continental food served in an ambience that may not appeal to all and sundry, but the food makes up for it totally .. a must for food lovers.. excellent desserts as well ..
has an old world charm ..
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Flavs D Foodieee'
April 08,2008
veryyy cheesyyy
This cafe shud be visited before 1 pm cos aft which u'll jus b standing in que. Theres so much to order that u r left confused. Tried the non veg lasagne it was filled wid yummy chicken, bacon & cheese. orderd for coronation lamb....wid white sauce, mash potato. It was bland so dint really enjoy it. Chicken volastana was yummy so was chicken baked wid bacon. U mus try their garlic bread....very soft n yummy.
for deserts try the kalhua cake,simply sinful n chocolaty.
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Adhish B
November 26,2007
ummm cant think of a title
Name/Location: Cafe Churchill, Colaba
Average Cost: around 200 bucks a dish
Food: The food here is mostly contienental. They have a lot of meat nd some stuff with bacon which is good. they have some really nice pastas which are definitly worth a try. besides their normal menu on the wall they also keep having specials which are good too nd really allow you to experiment. the food is rich and the servings are quite large. They also have some good deserts nd i come here to have baileys cream cake after basilico discontinued it.
Service: The waiters are polite though the food does take some time to come. its a pity they dont accept credit or debit cards though.
Ambience: The place has pictures of winston churchill hanging everywhere. The place is cramped. They definitly need to expand. The decor isnt anything great though ur not uncomfortable either. Churchill is extremely popular nd due to the small space inside you often have to wait for a seat. Lets hope they decide to expand soon
Conclusion: This place is very popular amongst youngsters because of its food. Its a nice place to chill in Colabaa though it would become a lot mroe comfy if they expanded.
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September 05,2007
Great Continental Grub
I've visited Churchill many many times (wonder why it's called Churchill?) and have rarely come out disappointed. This little blink-and-you-miss-it hole in the wall restaurant on Colaba Causeway is almost always full, a testament to the yummy grub it dishes out; in fact, it's so popular with locals and foreigners alike, on one occasion we didn't get a table to ourselves and had to share with other customers even at 11.30 p.m.!
They have absolutely G*R*R*E*A*T pastas, pizzas, burgers, garlic bread, chilli cheese toast and chips. Do try their chef's specials, which are announced by laminated posters put up on the cheerfully yellow walls, with good 'ol Winnie frowning down on the diners. Main course servings are decent. Desserts are great too, though dessert servings are quite small.
The great food more than makes up for their indifferent service and cramped seating. My biggest grouse is that they do not accept credit cards.
Two of my favourites are the Egg-o-Mania sandwich and Chicken Valdostana, though this is one of those restaurants where you can blindly choose anything and expect it to taste very good.
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Vivek Agarwal
August 27,2007
Consistent, Cheesy & Continental
what can u say about this place that hasn't been said before. A compact & cosy place to chill out with friends & family & focus on FOOD,FOOD & MORE FOOD ...be it the garlic bread or the bakes or the fish or the pasta....Consistent, cheesy & continental.
You can't wait to get to the sinful desserts [which over the years have reduced in size...half of what they used to be & increased in price] at the end of your satisfying meal.
The icing on the cake....the prices that surprise you given the quality of the food served....best value for money in colaba for continental food that is as good or maybe even better as that which is served at other high-class restaurants in mumbai.
the dvd guy outside the door, iqbal, selling dvds for Rs 70 each is another reason to return to this place repeatedly.
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July 13,2007
Cosy, delightful and reasonable
It's easy to miss Churchill tucked away in Colaba. But if you've eaten there once, you'll yearn to go back again and again. Amazing pastas, pollo's and steaks with some finger licking desserts ( the blueberry cheescake in particular) make this one of my fave dine out places. If you are heading there on a weekend though, be prepared to wait for 15-20 minutes. A meal at this place for 2 - including lemonade, starters, a main course each and dessert will set you back by 700 odd rupees. Worth every bit!
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Santosh Navlani
July 13,2007
Good Sandwiches!
A good sandwich joint in Colaba - thats what I would say of Cafe Churchill. Basically both of us were hungry and this friend of mine suggested sandwitches at Churchill. I had heard about this place earlier but never visited it.
The place is very compact and when we entered it was full. Luckily we managed to get a table. But surprisingly, it was quite quiet, I mean I thought it will be very noisy going by the way its done up.
I ordered Egg-o-mania and my friend ordered some Chicken sandwich....and they were just yummy.
Though the service was quite slow, but the taste of the food made up more than enough for it!
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Aarti Jesrani
August 19,2006
Nothing beats ol' Churchill
The best!!! Churchill is probably as old as Bombay city. Its this inconspicuous little restaurant on Colaba Causeway that can easily be missed. There is absolutely nothing in this dingy whole in the wall that will make you want to stay. But don't misjudge this place by its appearance. Trust me, every single item on the menu is worth trying. They have the best steaks too. My favorite is their Chicken soup with rosemary.
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Ashwin Krishnan
February 28,2012
Worth a try
Nice place with good ambience and efficient service.
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