Restaurant Review : CICLO - India's First Cycle Cafe , Bangalore

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Physical and Mental Fitness is the key to good life. Regular exercise can help prevent and protect from ailments and serious diseases

Most of the experts recommend regular bicycling as one of the best bets to improve fitness and reduce risk of health problems that are often associated with a sedentary lifestyle.

“Ciclo Cafe , the India’s First Cycling Cafe Chain is here !! “

It is an initiative of Tube Investments Cycles of India ,the leading Murugappa Group company that has join hands with Absolute Speciality Foods Private Limited to launch India’s first Bicycle cafe , that will create and promote cycling-inspired restaurants under the brand name Ciclo Café in select locations in India.

The first outlet was opened Chennai, and was soon followed by two more in Hyderabad and Gurugram.The name Ciclo means “cycle” in Italian and is pronounced as as Chee-klo. Recently , the fourth one was inaugurated at the posh Indiranagar in Bangalore.

The Concept

The Concept is to provide fabulous dining experience with a specially curated menu along with creating awareness about cycling and providing world class facilities for sales and service of premium bicycles, merchandise and accessories.They also provide expert advice on cycling, special activities and customised cycle rides.

The Ciclo at Bangalore

Spread over two floors and based on cycle theme with lot of cycle components aesthetically in the ambience.The atmosphere is quite soothing and relaxed , ideal for all segments of guests.

The Food & Beverage Menu

During my tête-à-tête with one of founders and also with their executive chef, I was told that the Ciclo menu in all their outlets has some common popular dishes along with the local favourites.

Even here in Bangalore , they have taken care of the metropolitan crowd of Bengaluru with interesting twists to local favourites from around the country including dishes like Telangana mutton, Bombay Vada pav, Grilled kasundi black pomfret to name a few.