Indian Coffee House

I ordered the Masala Dosa and Egg Noodles, and both dishes were truly enjoyable—fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared. The taste and portion sizes were satisfying. However, one concern I had during my visit was the hygiene of the dining area. There were quite a few house flies around, which was a bit off-putting and impacted the overall experience. Aside from that, the service was decent, and the food itself was definitely worth trying. With better cleanliness, it would be a great place to dine.

Loved the place, it’s ambience is nostalgically old. The staff is friendly and service is great. Food tastes great and it’s fresh & cheap. You will also find some parsi dish options in nonveg.I really liked the vibe. The mutton dosa is a must try 🤌🏻

We visited this place with high expectations, especially since I had enjoyed the same franchise in Bangalore. The ambience carried a charming, vintage appeal, and the service was warm and attentive. While the overall experience was pleasant, a few dishes didn’t quite hit the mark — the dose and idli felt underwhelming in comparison. However, the coffee was exceptional — rich, bold, and comforting — just the way it should be. The khara bath (uppittu) was another standout, perfectly spiced and textured. If you're looking for a leisurely breakfast with old-school charm, this spot is definitely worth a visit.

A Nostalgic Gem – Indian Coffee House Every visit to Indian Coffee House, whether in Jaipur or Delhi, has been a walk down memory lane. The charming old-world ambience instantly takes you back in time – with vintage furniture, white-uniformed staff, and the hum of quiet conversations adding to its timeless appeal. What I love most is how the place hasn’t lost its identity in the rush of modern cafés. The food is simple, affordable, and comforting – just like home. Their coffee has a unique flavour that no modern chain can replicate, and the dosas and cutlets are must-tries. Indian Coffee House isn’t just a café – it’s an experience. It brings together nostalgia, great food, and a sense of calm in the middle of the city’s chaos. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants to soak in the old-school charm and enjoy a soulful meal.

We had brunch here after a stroll of the city. Food quality and taste is very good with quick service

❌⭕️❌⭕️❌⭕️🚫🚫🚫 NO NO NO NO TO THIS PLACE Most pathetic coffee and food in Jaipur. Just a hype of place to have nostalgic moments that’s it. We ordered 1) Filter coffee (which was just hot water, and rubbish flavour) 2) Milkshake (OMG that was horrible, again after asking they said it’s not shake it’s just cold milk and sugar. Sorry forgot to mention it was water and milk) 3) Paneer pakoda was pathetic (full of oil, and 100% no taste) 4) veg sandwich was awkward with almost no filings and horrible taste 5) cheese toast and masala dosa was ok (no complaints but couldn’t say that it was out standing)

I would strongly suggest avoiding this place. The prices are absurdly high, and they charge extra for even basic items like sambar and chutney if you ask for an additional serving. While the service is quick, it’s clear that families are given priority over solo diners or bachelors, which is frustrating and unfair. The coffee was a huge letdown—it tasted like watered-down sugar water with barely any flavor. Definitely not worth the price. Overall, this place is overrated, and you’re better off spending your money elsewhere.

Recommended to go this historical cafe. This is a typical indian coffee house like others. Service was better thn elsewhere. The coffee is good here especially their special hot coffee totally worth trying. Their snacks are average, the veg cutlet with toasted bread butter is delicious. Their idlis are good I think one of the best in the city. The price is affordable and pocket friendly.