Brahmins' Coffee Bar

This place is very old yet has some good breakfast in place. Started with their OG vada and idly and the idlys were good and very much like pillows. Their vada sells super fast like hot cakes and it very crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. We had almost 4 of these. Their chutney which is served is one of the best I've had with a good sense of tanginess too. The Kesari Bath is nice with a few pineapple pieces and not too sweet too which is important. Coffee was okayish and could be done better. On the whole it's a good place to visits a few times considering its name and to try their breakfast.

Located at a 12 min walking distance from National College metro station, this place is a local legend which has been serving it's patrons from 60 years... I guess that's the trivia here! Visiting Bengaluru for 2nd time in 3 months.. I am curious to explore breakfast places in this city and this happens to be on my list! To start off with.. I was surprised that they have a very small menu... On one hand it's good as they are able to maintain the quality and standards of their respective signature dishes. I went for 1) 1 idli and 1 vade: The idli was soft but it felt a bit undercooked. Though melting in the mouth, the inner part of the idli didn't make much of a great impression. Vade definitely was amazing! It's the most crisp vade I have ever had and this one takes the crown! Chutney they gave was limited but it was a mistake from my end that I didn't see the person who was refilling the chutney at the separate counter. The taste of the chutney was good with that mint and dash of ginger which is a staple ingredient of Bengaluru style coconut chutney. 2) Kesari Bhaat: Coming from Mumbai, the initial impression was saffron rice but it turned out to be pineapple sheera Bengaluru version and learnt a new thing here! The best part was it wasn't very sweet and they kept it as the way it should be! Amazing taste 3) Filter coffee: This was a let down.. the coffee felt watery and they could have done better! Honestly it didn't satisfy my taste buds.. but they definitely can do better here! Overall a decent place, but I felt that it's worth one time visit.

Old school eatery that’s still creating flavours from a time gone by! Brahmin’s coffee bar belongs to that rare group of Old Bengaluru darshini style that are getting more popular with age. They remain true to their roots! Dropped by for breakfast and ordered the Idli/Wada with a Filter coffee. Idlis have a home quality to them while the Wadas are unlike anything you’d have eaten! The flavour comes from the quality of ingredients. The coffee has an old school flavour as well, although I’d recommend taking the sugarless version and then added sugar. The menu is very bare-bone yet the place is packed with regulars! There’s barely any place to stand so good luck finding a quiet corner for yourself. Enjoy this place purely for the throwback feature!

Very high quality idly and vada served with tasty and spicy chutly. They have limited menu of idly, vada,khara bath,kesari bath and coffe, but everything is very high quality and very tasty. I fully enjoyed their meal and coffee.

Out of soo many places in ooru, when it comes to idli Vade with chutney dip, brahmin coffee bar will always be in my favorite list. Double idli, chutney dip and if you like butter, add it and enjoy. Coffee miss maadbedi.

I’d been wanting to go to this place for sometime after hearing great things about it from many people and believe me it was exactly as described. Service is super quick. Food is heavenly - Hot, Fresh and decent portion sizes. Menu only has limited dishes - Idli, Vade, Chow Chow,khara and kesari Bath and Coffee and tea every single item is delicious. Highly recommend if you’re on a weekend breakfast run. Very soft idlies and crispy vade and delicious kesari and khara bath. Parking might be a little difficult to find.You can park on street.Public transport is recommended.

If you’re in Bangalore and hankering for a classic South Indian breakfast, Brahmin’s Coffee Bar is a must-visit. Despite its slim menu, everything served here—especially the chutney—is legendary. Expect simplicity, speed, quality, and unmatched local flavor without breaking the bank.

Started my tour in the city by trying breakfast at the popular Brahmin Coffee Bar. It was filled with people enjoying their meals even on a weekday, again a testament to their credentials. There are tables to eat both inside and adjacent to the wall. The taste is good.