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Indian Coffee House
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Nearby attractions
Shanti Kunj Park
PQVG+GFW, 16C, Sector 16, Chandigarh, 160015
Zakir Hussain Rose Garden
Jan Marg, 16B, Sector 16, Chandigarh, 160015, India
Subway (Underground Tunnel)
PQVM+P8C, 17A, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
National Gallery of Portraits : Sector 17
PQRM+4XV, 17C, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Rose Festival 2023
PQWJ+3XF, Rose Garden Underpass, 16B, Sector 16, Chandigarh, 160015, India
International Dolls Museum
Bal Bhawan, Udyog Path, 23B, Sector 23B, Chandigarh, 160023, India
Gandhi Museum
PQXG+69F, Sector 16 A, Sector 16, Chandigarh, 160015, India
Nearby restaurants
Hot Millions Salad Bar And Restaurant
PQRJ+CQM Shopping Plaza, SCO 76-79,1st Floor, 17D, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Gymkhana Pub & Bar
SCO 109-111, Jan Marg, Shopping Plaza, 17D, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Tummy Yummy Fast Food
Shopping Plaza, 17D, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Sindhi Sweets
main market, SCO 108-109, Shopping Plaza, 17C, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Sagar Ratna
47, Himalaya Marg, Shopping Plaza, 17E, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Berdy's Chicken
SCO 53-54-55, opposite RBI, G.P.O Parking, Shopping Plaza, 17D, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Ghazal Restaurant 😋
SCO 189, 190-191, Road, near Bridge, Shopping Plaza, 17C, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Mama Ji Vashno Dhaba
Booth Number 10, 17C, Chandigarh, 160017, India
5 Degree chandigarh
7 17, SCO 354, Sector 34A Road, Sub. City Center, Sector 34, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Delhi Special Pranthe Wali Gali
Shop No 820 Sector 22A, Chandigarh 160022, India
Nearby hotels
Hotel Downtown 17 Chandigarh
CMC Parking, SCO 96-97, Shopping Plaza, 17C, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Hotel ABs 17
SCO 196-197, Shopping Plaza, 17C, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Hyatt Centric Sector 17 Chandigarh
Block No.10, Sector 17A, 17A, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Hotel Royal Park 22
1015, SCO 1014, 15, Sector 17 Bus Stand Rd, Sector 22B, Chandigarh, 160022, India
OYO Shivalik View
Jan Marg, opposite Sampark, 17E, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Taj Chandigarh
No. 9, near Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, Sector 17A, 17A, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Hotel Oyster
SCO 1-2-3, opp. Hotel Taj, 17A, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
Hotel Kwality Regency
SCO 807-808, Sector 22A, Sector 22, Chandigarh, 160022, India
Hotel Sunbeam Premium
SCO 1054-57, Sector 22B, Sector 22, Chandigarh, 160022, India
OYO Corporate Inn
SCO 6,7, Sector 17A, 17A, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
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Indian Coffee House

SCO 12, near Neelam Cinema, Shopping Plaza, 17E, Sector 17, Chandigarh, 160017, India
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attractions: Shanti Kunj Park, Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, Subway (Underground Tunnel), National Gallery of Portraits : Sector 17, Rose Festival 2023, International Dolls Museum, Gandhi Museum, restaurants: Hot Millions Salad Bar And Restaurant, Gymkhana Pub & Bar, Tummy Yummy Fast Food, Sindhi Sweets, Sagar Ratna, Berdy's Chicken, Ghazal Restaurant 😋, Mama Ji Vashno Dhaba, 5 Degree chandigarh, Delhi Special Pranthe Wali Gali
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+91 172 270 2804
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indiancoffeehouse.com

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Nearby attractions of Indian Coffee House

Shanti Kunj Park

Zakir Hussain Rose Garden

Subway (Underground Tunnel)

National Gallery of Portraits : Sector 17

Rose Festival 2023

International Dolls Museum

Gandhi Museum

Shanti Kunj Park

Shanti Kunj Park

4.4

(762)

Open 24 hours
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Zakir Hussain Rose Garden

Zakir Hussain Rose Garden

4.4

(13.8K)

Closed
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Subway (Underground Tunnel)

Subway (Underground Tunnel)

4.5

(127)

Open until 12:00 AM
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National Gallery of Portraits : Sector 17

National Gallery of Portraits : Sector 17

4.3

(20)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Indian Coffee House

Hot Millions Salad Bar And Restaurant

Gymkhana Pub & Bar

Tummy Yummy Fast Food

Sindhi Sweets

Sagar Ratna

Berdy's Chicken

Ghazal Restaurant 😋

Mama Ji Vashno Dhaba

5 Degree chandigarh

Delhi Special Pranthe Wali Gali

Hot Millions Salad Bar And Restaurant

Hot Millions Salad Bar And Restaurant

3.3

(883)

$$

Click for details
Gymkhana Pub & Bar

Gymkhana Pub & Bar

4.1

(715)

$$

Click for details
Tummy Yummy Fast Food

Tummy Yummy Fast Food

2.9

(127)

Click for details
Sindhi Sweets

Sindhi Sweets

4.0

(5.2K)

$$

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Reviews of Indian Coffee House

4.0
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3.0
3y

Indian Coffee House in Sector 17, Chandigarh, is a nostalgic gem that has been serving its patrons for decades. Stepping into this iconic eatery feels like a journey back in time, with its vintage decor and simple yet charming ambiance. The staff here deserves a special mention for their exceptional service. Their humility and warm hospitality make every visit pleasant, adding to the old-world charm of the place. It's refreshing to see how they manage to maintain such courtesy despite the constant rush of customers.

The upkeep of the restaurant is commendable, considering its age. The management has done a fine job preserving the essence of the place, ensuring it remains clean and well-organized. However, when it comes to the quality of food and beverages, there seems to be a slight decline. While the menu still offers a range of traditional South Indian dishes, snacks, and, of course, their signature filter coffee, the taste and freshness could use a bit of improvement. The coffee, though decent, lacks the robust flavor that once made it a standout.

Despite this, the restaurant continues to attract a considerable crowd, especially during weekends, proving the loyalty and affection of its regulars. It would be great if the owner could focus more on enhancing the quality of the dishes to match the service and atmosphere. A little attention to the flavors and ingredients could do wonders for this beloved institution. Overall, Indian Coffee House remains a delightful spot to catch up with friends or enjoy a quiet cup of coffee, holding its place firmly in the hearts of...

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4.0
26w

Indian Coffee House in Chandigarh’s Sector 17 is a nostalgic gem that has stood the test of time since the 1960s. Managed by a workers’ cooperative, its old-school charm lies in its vintage wooden furniture, uniformed waiters in Gandhi caps, and a simple, unfussy ambiance that transports visitors to a bygone era. Popular among students, professionals, and longtime locals, it serves up a modest yet beloved menu featuring South Indian staples like masala dosa, vada-sambar, mutton dosa, cutlets, sandwiches, and their iconic filter coffee and cold coffee—all at incredibly affordable prices, typically under ₹500 for two. While the food is praised for its consistent, home-style taste, the eatery does receive criticism for cramped seating, slow service, and occasional hygiene concerns. Still, its loyal fanbase finds comfort in its authenticity and legacy. Indian Coffee House isn’t for those seeking modern décor or fine dining—it’s for those who appreciate cultural heritage, no-frills hospitality, and the quiet buzz of intellectual adda culture. A visit here is less about gourmet indulgence and more about experiencing a slice of Chandigarh’s history, served with a cup of steaming coffee and...

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4.0
1y

Indian Coffee House: A Chandigarh Institution with a Mixed Legacy

Indian Coffee House, a fixture in Chandigarh's culinary landscape for decades, is often touted by food bloggers as a must-visit. While steeped in history and nostalgia, my experience fell a bit short of the glowing recommendations.

The ambiance exudes a classic charm, reminiscent of a bygone era. However, the food itself was somewhat underwhelming. I tried their signature coffee and a dosa, both of which lacked the distinct flavors and quality I had anticipated. The coffee was average, and the dosa, while decent, didn't stand out from the countless others I've had in India.

The service was friendly and efficient, and the prices were reasonable. However, the overall experience felt lacking. Perhaps it was the weight of expectations set by the numerous reviews, or maybe the restaurant has simply lost some of its former glory.

While Indian Coffee House isn't necessarily a bad place, it's not a must-visit either. If you're seeking an authentic and memorable culinary experience in Chandigarh, there are other options that might be...

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Vaidya Ketan MahajanVaidya Ketan Mahajan
Indian Coffee House in Chandigarh’s Sector 17 is a nostalgic gem that has stood the test of time since the 1960s. Managed by a workers’ cooperative, its old-school charm lies in its vintage wooden furniture, uniformed waiters in Gandhi caps, and a simple, unfussy ambiance that transports visitors to a bygone era. Popular among students, professionals, and longtime locals, it serves up a modest yet beloved menu featuring South Indian staples like masala dosa, vada-sambar, mutton dosa, cutlets, sandwiches, and their iconic filter coffee and cold coffee—all at incredibly affordable prices, typically under ₹500 for two. While the food is praised for its consistent, home-style taste, the eatery does receive criticism for cramped seating, slow service, and occasional hygiene concerns. Still, its loyal fanbase finds comfort in its authenticity and legacy. Indian Coffee House isn’t for those seeking modern décor or fine dining—it’s for those who appreciate cultural heritage, no-frills hospitality, and the quiet buzz of intellectual adda culture. A visit here is less about gourmet indulgence and more about experiencing a slice of Chandigarh’s history, served with a cup of steaming coffee and old-world simplicity.
Amit SethiAmit Sethi
Indian Coffee House: A Chandigarh Institution with a Mixed Legacy Indian Coffee House, a fixture in Chandigarh's culinary landscape for decades, is often touted by food bloggers as a must-visit. While steeped in history and nostalgia, my experience fell a bit short of the glowing recommendations. The ambiance exudes a classic charm, reminiscent of a bygone era. However, the food itself was somewhat underwhelming. I tried their signature coffee and a dosa, both of which lacked the distinct flavors and quality I had anticipated. The coffee was average, and the dosa, while decent, didn't stand out from the countless others I've had in India. The service was friendly and efficient, and the prices were reasonable. However, the overall experience felt lacking. Perhaps it was the weight of expectations set by the numerous reviews, or maybe the restaurant has simply lost some of its former glory. While Indian Coffee House isn't necessarily a bad place, it's not a must-visit either. If you're seeking an authentic and memorable culinary experience in Chandigarh, there are other options that might be more satisfying.
Dave YoungDave Young
This old coffee house has a lot of 1970s historical charm. It feels like a trip back in time and has great and humble food for great humble prices. The coffee takes a while but comes out dark and strong with a smokey earthy flavor that you can choose to sweeten if you like with the beautiful coarse sugar crystals served along side it in a silver bowl. The Vada is a must have. It looks like a donut but is made from some light and airy dough that tastes like egg and potato. Light onion flavor fills your mouth as the dry crunchy exterior gives way to the soft steamy interior where slices of translucent crunchy onions are resting. The sambar is more smokey savory and earthy than others I've had. It lacks the tomato flavor I'm more familiar with but is nice and humble. The buttered jam toast is a nice sweet side to have with your coffee and provides a nice accent in sweet contrast to the rest of the flavors.
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Indian Coffee House in Chandigarh’s Sector 17 is a nostalgic gem that has stood the test of time since the 1960s. Managed by a workers’ cooperative, its old-school charm lies in its vintage wooden furniture, uniformed waiters in Gandhi caps, and a simple, unfussy ambiance that transports visitors to a bygone era. Popular among students, professionals, and longtime locals, it serves up a modest yet beloved menu featuring South Indian staples like masala dosa, vada-sambar, mutton dosa, cutlets, sandwiches, and their iconic filter coffee and cold coffee—all at incredibly affordable prices, typically under ₹500 for two. While the food is praised for its consistent, home-style taste, the eatery does receive criticism for cramped seating, slow service, and occasional hygiene concerns. Still, its loyal fanbase finds comfort in its authenticity and legacy. Indian Coffee House isn’t for those seeking modern décor or fine dining—it’s for those who appreciate cultural heritage, no-frills hospitality, and the quiet buzz of intellectual adda culture. A visit here is less about gourmet indulgence and more about experiencing a slice of Chandigarh’s history, served with a cup of steaming coffee and old-world simplicity.
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Indian Coffee House: A Chandigarh Institution with a Mixed Legacy Indian Coffee House, a fixture in Chandigarh's culinary landscape for decades, is often touted by food bloggers as a must-visit. While steeped in history and nostalgia, my experience fell a bit short of the glowing recommendations. The ambiance exudes a classic charm, reminiscent of a bygone era. However, the food itself was somewhat underwhelming. I tried their signature coffee and a dosa, both of which lacked the distinct flavors and quality I had anticipated. The coffee was average, and the dosa, while decent, didn't stand out from the countless others I've had in India. The service was friendly and efficient, and the prices were reasonable. However, the overall experience felt lacking. Perhaps it was the weight of expectations set by the numerous reviews, or maybe the restaurant has simply lost some of its former glory. While Indian Coffee House isn't necessarily a bad place, it's not a must-visit either. If you're seeking an authentic and memorable culinary experience in Chandigarh, there are other options that might be more satisfying.
Amit Sethi

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This old coffee house has a lot of 1970s historical charm. It feels like a trip back in time and has great and humble food for great humble prices. The coffee takes a while but comes out dark and strong with a smokey earthy flavor that you can choose to sweeten if you like with the beautiful coarse sugar crystals served along side it in a silver bowl. The Vada is a must have. It looks like a donut but is made from some light and airy dough that tastes like egg and potato. Light onion flavor fills your mouth as the dry crunchy exterior gives way to the soft steamy interior where slices of translucent crunchy onions are resting. The sambar is more smokey savory and earthy than others I've had. It lacks the tomato flavor I'm more familiar with but is nice and humble. The buttered jam toast is a nice sweet side to have with your coffee and provides a nice accent in sweet contrast to the rest of the flavors.
Dave Young

Dave Young

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