Diony's Bistro & Lounge - Govardhan

Very costly comparing to the quantity of food.... One bear can cost me 300rs and the smallest bowl of French fries costs 130 bucks. Ambiance is quite good.

Food quality was good. Ambience is great. Specially you’ll enjoy a quiet and peaceful evening here. Rates are competitive. If you’re into late night boozing and some sheesha with a great view then this place is for you! Needs little improvement in service though.

The place is cool...but their menu is very limited.surprisingly there weren't any mocktails or milkshakes..pls add these and the wait for food on table is tooo long. But will def visit once again to try some other dishes too.. something diff in nasik..all the best guys.!!

One of the coolest ? places in Nashik which is open post midnight as well. We went there to celebrate a friend’s birthday and cake cutting at midnight. Staff were helpful and friendly. We ordered a hukkah(Sheshah), chilli chicken ? , and fried ? rice. Food was tasty and in good quantity as well as quality. One downside was that they don’t have regular tap water and you have to buy water from there. I guess management should change that policy. Customers like options of tap water vs mineral water.

it's beautiful ambience overlooking fields, good food and a nice way to spend some time with friends and family. highly recommended.

Well many of us have been intrigued by a little cafe signboard is popping up while traveling towards gangapur dam from past few months, so one fine day we decided to give it a try and it turned out to be a wise decision. This little cafe & bistro is known is Diony's Bistro & Lounge(their name is derived from Greek mythology)an all-day dining place with options for breakfast, lunch & dinner. This place is based on greek themed architecture with fluorescent white tiles & little greek artifacts. You have an option to seat indoor and outdoors, we opted for the later. Since we went there during brunch so we got an excuse to try their breakfast & lunch menu at the same time, we  started out with a classic breakfast of Kheema Pav, though we all know breakfast culture here in Nashik is not thriving and we have a very few breakfast options especially for non vegetarian food, a kheema pav on menu made us quite happy. Kheema had nice consistency and texture to it and meat was very fresh. After a kheema, we went for another staple breakfast of Pancakes with maple syrup and It was again spot on, perfectly fluffy and moist. The third dish we tried was Eggs kejriwal an interesting preparation of eggs and bun. I am not a huge fan of sunny side up but it was a decent dish. After a heavy breakfast, we had a very little appetite, so we went for Thai Curry & Khowsuey. Khowsuey is Burmese noodle soup with accompaniments of peanuts, fried onion, lime, chilly flecks. and Believe me, nothing can help keep you warm with a piping hot plate of khowsuey in Nashik's winter.  Thai curry was served with a portion of rice. and it was again quite authentic and the best one we had in Nashik. To sum up our experience Diony's turned out unexpectedly better than we have thought. To our surprise despite their decent service and amazing decor, prices are quite reasonable, we had all the above dishes for around 1100 INR. which was totally a steal.

Diony's Bistro and lounge is great a place for eating as well as chilling. The ambience is transcendent. It's all based on the Greek God theme. Mr Rupak will be there for serving you as Manager. The taste of food is also better as compared to other food outlets. They are trying their best to keep the quality crowd. It's not properly known to all as it's in the outskirts of Nasik but its really a great place to visit.

Lovely ambience especially in the evenings. I loved the decor. The staff is very polite and the service is prompt. Loved the location as well. Look at the aesthetics! To the one who designed the interior and the architect, amazing job. Perfect for date nights. Liked the quality of the food. Just ideal for a date with yourself and coffee with a view. You might miss the turn while driving. This one's just to the right after the Sula turn. There's some big ASHOKA project just behind it.