Twisty Tails - Pet themed Restaurant

• ★★★★★

  We recently visited Twisty Tails with my wife and daughter, and it turned out to be a wonderful experience for them. My daughter absolutely loved spending time with the dogs and cats, and it was really nice to see how happy they were playing with the pets. The entry fee is ₹200 per person, and the best part is that the same amount can be used to order food, which makes it totally worth the visit. They also sell pet treats for around ₹50 so visitors can feed the dogs and cats, which adds to the fun experience. I’m personally not much of a pet lover, but I went there for my family and I must say

  Dave Thom · 7 months ago

• ★★★★☆

  Got enough car parking, located in the second floor, place is nicely maintained with plenty of dogs and cats. Kindly check the timings and come accordingly because there are specific timings for the animals to rest. Food rates have increased from the previous visit. Kids will have great time here☺️ 200rs per person will be charged during the entry and it can be used to order food. Not happy about Service charges applied in the bill then post enquiry we came to know it was optional.

  Dilip Thomas (DT) · 5 months ago

• ★★★☆☆

  It’s an interesting concept that combines a pet interaction space with a café-style restaurant, making it a unique spot in the city. The restaurant section is well done—the ambience is pleasant, and the food is genuinely tasty. That said, the pricing leans towards the premium side, making it more suitable for occasional visits rather than frequent outings. Regarding the pet experience, there is an entry fee of ₹200 per person, which is redeemable at the restaurant. The interaction time is structured, offering around 20 minutes each with kittens and puppies. While the concept is appealing, the

  Karan Mundhra · 7 months ago

• ★★☆☆☆

  I visited Twisty Tails for the third time, and I really love their concept, ambience, and food. Paying ₹200 to interact with cats and dogs and redeeming it in the café is a great idea, and it’s why I keep coming back. However, as a cat parent, I noticed some serious concerns this time. Most of the cats seemed inactive, with their eyes half-closed or struggling to open, and some looked uncomfortable. Even we felt a slight burning sensation in our eyes due to a strong smell. I observed that incense sticks were being used continuously near the litter area, which can be harmful for cats as they ar

  Mehjabeen · 6 months ago

• ★★★☆☆

  An innovative venture to spend quality time for children and adults with small cats and dogs There are a few stray animals You can sit with the cats,and dogs in separate enclosure, feed them, pet them when adopt if you want to Entry is Rs.200/- per person. The best option is it will be adjusted on you bill when you vist the attached restaurant No direct access, have to take an auto to reach there or your own car/two wheeler

  inca j · Edited 3 weeks ago

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