Food- Remarkable. The burgers are sumptuous and impressive. Loved the original chicken burger but my favourite is the Chickaboo that is fantastic. Fat Rosy’s Cheese Burger is brilliant.  Bucket of Fries is incredible. Chicken Wings are excellent. Paneer Steak is exemplary. Desserts are superb. Kinder Mousse is Splendid. The Red Velvet Cupcake Shake is amazing. However there are some items in the menu that are terrible. The crispy chicken burger is pretty ordinary. Peri peri Chicken burger did not suit my palate because it was too tangy and spicy. Though big hen is hunger satisfying with double bun and chicken, it’s not as exciting since it is tasteless and bland. The snickers milkshake is refreshing but nothing great. If you are looking for a high calories heavy meal this place is a must visit. (7/10)

Ambience- Outstanding. As the name suggests, this is a tiny restaurant. The space constraint makes it a bit congested but the arrangement is well planned. Smally’s resto-cafe has bagged the Limca Book of Records 2015 for being the smallest restaurant in the country and is a popular hangout place for students. It is the organisation of the place, wallpaper and the decoration of wonderful food quotes & pictures in frames on the wall which makes the ambience nice. It has a seating capacity for 15-20 people and is air-conditioned. Brick walls and eclectic design give a funky edge. The atmosphere is noisy and loud music adds to the disturbance. Lights made up of Bottles, glasses, kettles and kitchen appliances hang from the ceiling on ropes. Wooden door is spectacular as it gives a classy feeling . Seating is uncomfortable because there no chairs or sofas, only stools.(8/10)

Service- Bad. Due to heavy demand, the waiters had become irritable and were not very courteous. In Spite of this the order was taken quickly and food arrived quite fast. There is no parking facility available. It’s better to call for home delivery than dine-in. (5/10)

Pricing- Moderately High. Though the restaurant pledges to provide extreme value for money it’s not true. Some items are ridiculously high and not worth the amount. Some dishes match every rupee spent in terms of quality of ingredients and satisfaction. (5/10)