As far as gastro-pubs goes, we foodies in Delhi have covered a lot of distance over the years by welcoming funky youthful nooks to staid classy spots with equal zeal. Our enthusiasm for something new hasn’t faded however and we still look forward to any new nightspot with same eagerness and fervour. If you have a taste for something eclectic then for a wider spectrum try visiting Connaught Place in Delhi, as this heart of the city is more alive and exhilarating than any other locality. Part of this trendy historic lanes is an excellent gastro-pub ‘Teddy Boy’ presiding on the first floor of Outer Circle, luring the punters with its exciting happening vibe. Its fabulous conceptual décor is part of its popularity and charm, making for an ideal place to spend a thrilling evening with friends.

Teddy Boy elevates its charms through its marvellous menu that tackles not only North Indian cuisine but Continental cuisine as well. Its bar menu is accompanied by a variety of delicious finger foods to add that salty kick to their buzzy cocktails. From their funky banta bar get yourself some heady drinks served in actual banta bottles like, Kashmir, Bubbly Paan, Indian Tom Collins, Bubble Gum and Orange Mojito. Pair them with some finger-licking starters, black satin chicken, Teddy’s fiery prawns, paneer 65 quesadilla, Cantonese lemon chicken, Bessie belle bhat arancini, desi eggs benedict, soya chaap baguettes, beetroot tikki, gilafi seekh kebab and chipotle fish bites. Take advantage of their bento boxes to categorize your meal or go a la carte with, crusted saffron soya chaap, grilled chicken steaks, mushroom pizza, spiced braised mutton rogan josh, orange tangy corn crepes and Burmese chicken curry.

When it comes to the sweet course take advantage of chocolate mousse, classic tiramisu slice, black cherry semi freddo and iced rainbow swiss roll with candy floss ice cream. Designed on the lines of a funky British pub, Teddy Boy has a distinct old fashioned vibe that only accentuates by their striking décor. Interiors of Teddy Boy are quite masculine with unvarnished exposed red brick walls set off by warm wooden flooring and plush leather couches. To bring in the British vibe they have used vintage British posters, animal head mounts, British flags, drums and strings of Edison bulbs. Teddy Boy is a welcome change from the over pricey, loud and conspicuous places in the neighbourhood.