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Puducherry's resto bars struggle amid closures and policy challenges
The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram
|March 30, 2025
PUDUCHERRY'S restobar and microbrewery boom has finally burst with business dropping about 30% compared to last year.
PUDUCHERRY'S restobar and microbrewery boom has finally burst with business dropping about 30% compared to last year. Insiders say that at least seven restobars are up for sale and two out of the four microbreweries in the town have shut shop. Oversaturation, decline in tourism, rising costs, and licensing and taxation policies are being blamed for the sharp slump faced by the businesses.
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