Coffee House Camp

Great place to have Lunch and Dinner or Evening snacks. Tried Tiramisu, Tandoori Paneer Grilled Sandwich, Coffee, Veg Manchurian. Liked everything, especially the Tiramisu (was just freshly made). Taste is good, like home cooked food. Felt little pricey, but over had nice experience

Exceptional vegetarian eating joint . One of my all time favorites since college days. Started way back in the 70s it continues to serve authentic south indian affaire including dosas, uttapam , idli, vada and the likes. One must try the dosas here . They are huge , filling, crunchy with the aroma of ghee wafting across to stimulate your sense of craving!! 😊. It has since added many more veg dishes and one can actually have a lavish meal here. Be it dinner or lunch. Good for groups and the service is fast. The staff very well behaved and the managers alert. Value for money . Anyone visiting pune must pay a visit to this very landmark restaurant of Pune , which finds a mention in all travel books.

I visited Coffee House for the first time which is in Camp. Ground floor is good but We went to first floor as AC was there. We ordered Idli sambhar,vada sambhar, masala dosa,cheese plain uttapa and Schezwan fried idli. Everything was good and perfect. After breakfast,we had tea which was superb.

The best place for South Indian snacks or all day meals. This place has a positive vibe and never fails to impress you. Staff is always polite and quick to serve. Modest ambiance, excellent service with best food! 🤩 Uttapa, idali, dahiwada and filter coffee are must try. I even like the misal pav- very subtle taste!

Not a great experience at the iconic Coffee House, Camp. Went there after about 6 years to have my favorite veg seekh kebab. Got a table at 1st floor instantly. What followed was a horrible experience of waiting for about 20 mins for someone to come on the table and take our order. Food ordered and review: 🚫 Complimentary tray of onions/pickles that was kept on our table did not look hygenic 🚫 1. Veg Seekh Kebab: Quantity is good enough for 4. Tastes average, accompanying green chutney had a sweet taste to it which we disliked. 2. China Town Sizzler: This is a new item in the menu, so thought of giving it a try (we could have also tried sizzlers at iconic The Place besides coffee house but alas finding a table there on Sunday afternoon is crazy). So coming back to Sizzler here, it had schezwan rice, manchurian gravy and like 5 or 6 pieces of french fries. Rice tasted decent, manchurian was devoid of any veggies and we felt like we were having bread pieces dipped in manchurian gravy. This item can definitely be skipped. 3. For beverages we ordered Mango juice. On first sip I could feel i was having mango frooti with some pieces of mango in it. It was too sugary, even original devgad hapus is not this sweet lol. Overall, tbh it was not a great experience.

I ordered two coffees, one of which was a latte. The taste was the worst. The total bill was 300. They offered biscuits with the coffee, which were really good. I didn’t like the vibe or the environment

Decent experience overall. There’s no AC, but the large fan kept things comfortable. Prices were reasonable. The dosa was fine & thankfully didn’t cause any after-effects. Sambhar was disappointing, esp if you're used to Haldiram’s quality. On the upside, the chutney was quite good. One downside—washroom soap dispenser was broken.

Recently visited this coffee house in Camp, Pune and really liked the place. Their coffee is the main highlight...strong, flavorful and perfectly brewed. The South Indian menu is also very good, especially the dosa and idli which taste authentic. To my surprise, their pav bhaji was also delicious and definitely worth trying. The only thing I felt is that the prices are on the higher side, but overall it’s a nice spot to enjoy good coffee and food in a relaxed setting.