Bookmark These Spectacular Women-Run Restaurants That Will You Girl Boss Vibes At Your Next Visit

Who runs the world? GIRLS! This Beyonce song is spitting some straight facts. With women taking over the world, they have paved their way into the hospitality industry and have carved a niche for themselves! While Delhi is a cultural melting point, it is now home to many women-run restaurants. So, Delhiites, prep your taste buds for a gastronomic journey and minds for some inspiring stories about these women entrepreneurs? Scroll on for all the juicy deets!

1. Pizzeria Da Susy

Now, if you have not tried the Neopolitan pizzas at Da Susy, you have not truly lived! Period. Recently awarded the #1 in India and #13 in Asia Pacific by the 50 Top Pizza, this eatery is the perfect cure to all your woes. Susanna Di Cosimo, a native of Naples, Italy brought it upon herself to show us Indians the true authentic taste of Italian cuisine. While we recommend pizzas like Diavalo, Spinach & Ricotta & Zuccotta, there is a plethora of salads, panuozzos and desserts to choose from. Reiterating ourselves, you have to visit Pizzeria Da Susy atleast once in your life.

Where | Pizzeria Da Susy- M3M, IFC, Gurgaon & Crosspoint Mall, Gurgaon
Timings | 12 Noon - 11:00 PM
Call Them | +91 995 891 2406, +91 982 192 3920
Meal For Two | Rs 1,200 Onwards
Skim Through Their Insta Feed | https://www.instagram.com/da.susy.pizzeria/

2. Sodabottleoperwala

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Who does not know about this well-known and loved Parsi eatery in the city? These good folks are known for serving iconic Parsi cuisine and also for restoring the Bombay Parsi cafe culture. Kudos to them! The restaurant was the brainchild of chef Anahita Dhondhy, a Parsi herself, in collaboration with restaurateur AD Singh. Even though she is no longer part of the establishment, the quality, vibe and variety still remain top-notch. The ambience of the place is like a typical Parsi cafe setup that is laid back and casual. And oh, how can we forget! You’ve gotta try the classics - Irani Chai, Bun Maska, Raspberry Soda, Bombay Raasta Sandwich and so much more!

3. Diva - The Italian Restaurant

Owned by renowned celebrity chef Ritu Dalmia, Diva - The Italian Restaurant is tucked away in GK 2 and is where you’ve gotta be when you wanna indulge in authentic Italian cuisine. The lavish restaurant’s elegant and minimalist decor with dim lighting makes for the ultimate date spot with bae. Tantalise your taste buds with their Pizza Diavola, Mezzo Paccheri, Dainty Gnocchi and Divas Classic Tiramisu. So, plan that romantic candlelight dinner with boo right away at this dazzling restaurant!

4. The Pasta Bowl Company

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Another Italian place, The Pasta Bowl Company is nestled in G-Town and is known for its Sicilian cuisine. This restaurant is co-owned by Aditi Bicholia with her husband and has become a crowd fav for its cheesy pizzas, creamy pasta and lots more. The quaint restaurant has a wooden and rustic interior with a relaxed and casual vibe to it. Get a taste of Italy with dishes like Ravioli Pasta, Rustico Pizza, Caprese, and Picatta Of Chicken just to name a few. So, head over for your next hangout sesh with your gang!

Where | The Pasta Bowl Company - Cross Point Mall, DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon
Timings | 11 AM - 11 PM (Mon - Thurs & Sun)
11 AM - 12 AM (Fri - Sat)
Call Them | +91 9971 970 077
Meal For Two | Rs 1,600 Onwards
Skim Through Their Insta Feed | https://www.instagram.com/thepastabowlcompany

5. The Potbelly

Looking for authentic Bihari cuisine to devour? Well, look no further! This women-run restaurant will be your haven for Bihari food. The restaurant is one of the few cafes dedicated to Bihari cuisine in the city and is co-owned by Puja Sahu and Vivita Relan- a mother-daughter duo. This humble joint has a homely and pretty ambience which is ideal for those family get-togethers. From the iconic Litti Chokha, Champara Style Mutton, Baggia Basket to Maithili Thali, you’ve gotta try them all. So, tag along with your fam to this cosy and welcoming restaurant for a wholesome experience!

Where | The Potbelly- Shahpur Jat, 32nd Avenue, Gurgaon, Chanakyapuri
Timings | 12 Noon - 10:30 PM
Call Them | +91 9811 122 764
Meal For Two | Rs 1,200 Onwards
Skim Through Their Insta Feed | https://www.instagram.com/thepotbellybiharikitchen

6. The Spice Route

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Fond of Thai, Malaysian or Malayali cuisine? Well, map your way to The Spice Route restaurant in one of the city’s lavish hotels, The Imperial! The menu has been curated by Chef Veena Arora, Chef De Cuisine at The Spice Route. The restaurant is decorated with beautiful and bold designs that will give you all the royal feels! Indulge in aromatic flavours and savour the richness of South Asian flavours with their Malabar Meen Curry, Phad Thai Chae, Rendang Ayam and Tom Cang Kho!

Where | The Spice Route - The Imperial, Janpath
Timings | 12:30 PM - 2:45 PM & 7 PM - 11 PM
Call Them | +91 9990 695 214
Meal For Two | Rs 7,000 Onwards

Skim Through Their Insta Feed | https://www.instagram.com/imperialdelhi/

7. Parsi Anjuman

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Ending our list with another Parsi restaurant! The Parsi Anjuman is situated in the Delhi Parsi Dharamshala and serves lip-smacking Parsi food. The restaurant was run by Dhun Dariaus from 1979 to 2017 and is perhaps one of the oldest places serving Parsi cuisine in Delhi. Experience a warm and inviting atmosphere as you dine in to satiate your palate. Don’t forget to gorge on Dhansak Dal, Patrani Machi, Salli, Khurchan Onion & Tomato Sabzi With Egg and Jerdaloo Murghi. So, come down to Parsi Anjuman to relish the unique Parsi cuisine.

Where | Parsi Anjuman - Delhi Parsi Dharamshala, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg
Timings | 12:30 PM - 2 PM & 8 PM - 10 PM
Call Them | +91 9773 965 100
Meal For Two | Rs 550 Onwards

So, head over to these restaurants for palatable food, great ambience, chill vibes and a gala time served with a side of girl-power! *winks*

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Manya Gaur

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