Coffee House (New Town) — Restaurant in West Bengal

I have been waiting for a long time to visit this place since it was opened. Gone through many blogs on different platforms stating that this is bad than the other three.

Now coming to my experience, it was quite good in perspective of the ambience, seating arrangements, food, interior, exterior.

Coming to my food experience, we ordered Cold Coffee, infusion, Fish finger, Fish Kabiraji, Baked fish, French fries and caramel custard.

Cold coffee to me is the worst I have ever had in my life, it was neither cold nor it was thick. It was on a bitter side and diluted, taste is something if you pour excess water on a glass of a coffee. It was really pathetic to drink, feels like you are drinking complain. A single cold coffee will cost you ₹90 which is absolutely not justified. I can surely assure you will get much better coffee outside of the premises( street stalls in front of the coffee house)

Infusion which is basically black, they just put a fancy name to it. But it was much more better than the cold coffee. I would rather suggest it's better to take hot drinks rather than going to the cold one. The price is also kept very nominal( ₹30).

French fries is exceptionally good and the quantity is also sufficient for 3 persons. The potato was so crispy and well fried. They usually served with kasundi, mayonnaise and ketchup which added more taste to it

Fish Finger was too good and the outer part was well cooked as well as the fish.

Fish Kabiraji was quite big, would easily be sufficient for 2 people with a single piece. I really liked it.

Baked fish is the one which I liked most. It was so juicy and full of cream outside that made my day. Served with baked vegetables, bread and Mayonnaise.

Finally caramel custard was quite good and cold than their so called cold coffee. It was well garnished with melons, pudina leaf, apples and pomegranate. Taste really good in the desert section.

What I liked about this place: The ambience with soft music in the background The paintings and graffiti inside the coffee house. Lighting, small library, cleanliness and serving face. Food was quite good, please dont take the view of the blogger. Trust me it is good except the cold coffee.

The staff behaviour was also good.

Toilets are very clean.

What I don't liked about this place:

Firstly the location is quite odd, you won't hardly get any transportation facility after 8pm.

Timings are only 1 hour 30 mins for eating, before that you need to book your ticket from bookmyshow app.

Cold coffee needs to be better when you are taking ₹90.

Outside of the premises there is plenty of space for car parking and it's free.

Please note inside of the premises smoking is strictly prohibited. Don't mess with the older ones.

Mango lassi is currently not available along with prawn items.

Best time to visit:

4pm onwards( Monday closed)

Must try: Infusion Fish finger Fish Kabiraji Baked fish Hakka Chowmein Sandwich Chicken Afghani French fries Caramel Custard.

How to go? Reach Biswa Bangla gate/ police phari one stoppage before eco park, auto stands are there in both the location, take auto and you will reach your destination. Auto charges: Biswa Bangla - coffee house- 30-60 Police Phari- coffee...

A Gem in New Town: Coffee House Review Nestled amidst the bustling streets of New Town, Kolkata, Coffee House offers a welcome respite for caffeine enthusiasts and casual diners alike. While it might not be the first new cafe on the block, its charm lies in its old-world ambience and focus on quality coffee experiences.

Ambience and Charm:

Stepping into Coffee House is like stepping back in time. The vintage furniture, high ceilings, and large windows create a classic and airy atmosphere. The gentle murmur of conversation and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee provide a relaxing and inviting ambiance.

Coffee Focus:

Coffee House takes its coffee seriously. They offer a variety of blends and brewing methods, from the classic filter coffee to espresso-based drinks like cappuccinos and lattes. The coffee itself is rich, flavorful, and sure to satisfy any coffee lover. Beyond coffee, they have a selection of teas and milkshakes for those seeking alternatives.

Food Options:

While the focus is on coffee, Coffee House doesn't disappoint when it comes to food. Their menu features a selection of Indian and Western snacks and light meals. From buttery toasts and flaky pastries to sandwiches and samosas, there's something for everyone to nibble on alongside their coffee.

Service and Value:

The service at Coffee House is friendly and efficient. The staff is knowledgeable about the coffee menu and happy to answer any questions. The prices are very reasonable, making it an affordable option for a casual coffee break or a light lunch.

Overall Impression:

Coffee House offers a unique combination of old-world charm, quality coffee, and delicious food options. Whether you're looking for a place to catch up with friends, read a book, or simply enjoy a good cup of coffee, Coffee House is definitely worth a visit. It's a hidden gem in New Town that provides a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Recommendation: Highly recommended for coffee lovers and anyone seeking a relaxing and affordable cafe experience...

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