MADRAS COFFEE HOUSE

Love this place! Great dosas, lassis, & coffee. Support small family owned businesses. Come spend your money here and enjoy a great snack or meal. Very reasonably priced and made with love. The owner is lovely and attentive. Much love for Madras Coffee House!

One of the worst coffee shop experiences I’ve had. What was served as “coffee” was basically hot milk with a hint of colour. There was hardly any coffee in it. When we pointed this out, we found other customers complaining about the exact same issue. Instead of accepting feedback or fixing the problem, the owner—an elderly man—chose arrogance over professionalism. He started arguing loudly and shouting, turning a simple complaint into an unpleasant scene. If you can’t handle customer feedback, you shouldn’t be running a shop. Poor product, worse attitude. Would not recommend.

Authentic Madrasi cuisine and filter coffee to die for! Food was delicious and prepared with finesse - you could say your own aunt from Chennai made it with traditional ingredients and recipes. The place is nothing fancy, but I quite liked the vibe. The owner uncle was sitting there reading his newspaper, the son asked for our order and suggested us things to try, and an invisible lady cooked the meal. Filter coffee was just perfect. Place is mostly visited by families on a budget but I'd recommend everyone to go there once, put positive reviews on Google/Tripadvisor and make sure a local, sustainable and genuine restaurant like this not only survives but thrives.

I ordered cheese dosa and coffee here, which tasted okay, just average, not very good. It was a bit expensive for the price. But the worst thing I found here was that non-vegetarian food is available, which I noticed when I checked the menu. After that, I completely lost my appetite. Because of the non-vegetarian options on the menu. But anyway, I ordered vegetarian food, and the taste was just normal, nothing special. I paid between 200 and 300 rupees for it, and I don't think it was worth it.

Totally negative. Name does not do justice to the dishes. They are not authentic by any means. Entered with great expectations. The only good thing was chat time with "thatha" who is from Tamilnadu. We ordered plain dosa and a dosa roast. No soul of dosa was present, even the basic cook can prepare a better dosa than this. Sambhar is some makeshift arrangement. No flavour and no masala resembles the actual sambar. Final part. After eating sub par, 4 plain dosa , 1 paper dosa and 5 filer coffee , we got 900 as Bill. Don't recommend this hotel.

Great South Indian restaurant with home cooked food! We ordered 2 plates of Idli Sambhar , one Dosa & fried idli, all three were too good and reasonable as well! Must visit if you’re in Khajuraho.

I love love love this place. Butter masala dosa was delicious and I’ve been dreaming about it. As an American visiting Khajuraho, I have been very disappointed with the other cafes trying to serve bad western dishes. Madras Coffee House is a beautifully authentic local place with delicious food, friendly owner, and local vibes. I’ll gladly eat here over and over again. In fact, I think I’ll go back today!

The food did not taste good. They only provide a limited quantity of chutney and sambar. When another customer asked for more chutney, they treated them rudely. It's rather expensive. The flavor of coffee is average. Without a doubt, I will not suggest this location.The food did not taste good. They only provide a small selection of chutney and sambar. When another diner asked for more chutney, the proprietor treated them rudely. It's rather expensive. The flavor of coffee is average. Without a doubt, I will not suggest this restaurant.