Indian Coffee House Attukal — Restaurant in Kerala

I didn't have much expectations for a coffee house visit. But they blew my mind. I feel they are a step ahead of other coffee houses around here. I loved the veg cutlet especially the way they served it with onions and a beet sauce like preparation. Masala dosa and ghee roast were also yum. Since coffee house has a love for beetroot you will find it in almost every food you order. But I would say the beet is not overpowering in taste. It gives a unique reddish pink colour to all their masala mixes (well atleast they stick to natural colouring agents 😅😅). The coffee powder they use is most likely from the ground beans one, as it tasted quite different and unique. All are priced decently too.

The staff and service is quite good here. The staff also don't expect you to give any tips. It is located in the temple premises, but would be a bit difficult to spot. There is ample parking space in the temple grounds itself.

The cleanliness, I would say is better than the one in Trivandrum but not commendable. It has a decent environment but I felt they could improve the cleanliness.

Overall its a good place to spend some time after the temple visit or for an...

It is a historic small restaurant in the premises of the famous Attukal Bhagavathi Temple in the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram city and closer to the Domestic terminal T1 of the Thiruvananthapuram Airport. It has simple tables and plastic chairs. The ambience is plain. They close the shop by nine pm. We entered the restaurant by 8:30 pm. The waiters were not keen on serving and they had only masala dosa or ghee dosa. It was served with a watery coconut chutney and diluted sambar. We ordered five plates but got only three side dishes. The coffee was strong and the price...

Indian Coffee House, Attukal is located in Attukal, just 10 m away from the Bhagavathy Temple, Thiruvananthapuram city, Kerala. The temple is famed for it's Attukal Pongala which usually occurs on March month. The hotel is neat and clean and crowdy too, especially during evening Darshan times. The menu is having a large vegetarian selection so no worries, just get in for a meal or snacking. The rates are at par with normal coffee house. Good place to dine...