Pepper House

I think this pepper house in Kochi is a delightful place for coffee lovers and those with a sweet tooth. excellent choice for those looking to indulge in a delicious espresso shot and brownie, while also enjoying the beautiful scenery and atmosphere of a cafe. Their espresso shots are exceptional, and the brownies are simply irresistible. The atmosphere of this cafe is inviting and welcoming, making it a perfect spot for a get together with friends.In addition to its delicious coffee and desserts, Pepper House is also known for being a popular filming location for movies and television shows. This adds to the charm of the place and provides visitors with a unique experience.Another highlight of Pepper House is its spectacular view of the Fort Kochi river. This scenic setting provides a peaceful ambiance, allowing patrons to relax and enjoy their drinks and treats while taking in the stunning scenery. Pepper House in Kochi could benefit from staff training to improve customer service. The menu is limited, with few options available.

Having wished to explore Pepper House and its cafe on numerous occasions before the biennale, I finally got the opportunity during the event. The place is a stunning example of vernacular architecture, radiating a heritage building vibe. The central green courtyard enhances its allure, and the structures are impeccably preserved, showcasing historical significance. Opting for a sandwich and coffee, the experience was somewhat mixed. The coffee, despite the prior hype, was only average, and the sandwich, though satisfactory, didn't quite live up to high expectations. What adds depth to the visit is the historical context. The fact that the cafe and Pepper House were closed during my earlier attempts before the biennale, only to be explored now, made the visit more intriguing. Pepper House stands as a historical structure, contributing to the cultural richness of Fort Kochi. While the culinary experience may not be extraordinary, the ambiance, coupled with its historical relevance, makes Pepper House a notable stop during the biennale or whenever you want to immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Fort Kochi.

Love coming here whenever I’m in Fort Kochi, for the famous Carrot cake and an iced coffee. The ambience is relaxed and you can hear the sounds of the ocean from your table. It’s also wonderful making a quick stop here during Biennale to see the installations. Particularly enjoyed the water installation last time I popped in:))

Luxury and romantic one this property has a lot to offer! I really like their meals. Visited twice and impressed with their set-up. Great view and location.

This place took my breath away. I am eternally fascinating by heritage structures and especially those that are in perfect working conditions. You can see the ideas of the past and get a glimpse into the artist/architect/designer's minds. Makes it an ideal location to host part of the Biennale. They also have an excellent, consciously curated shop that sells some lovely brands and goodies with great stories from across the country.

I visited Pepper House last weekend as part of visiting the Biennale. It was quite picturesque. The lawn was well maintained and I liked the view from the first floor towards the entrance. It was quite hot and my sister, brother-in-law and their friends had tea, etc. Overall, it has a nice atmosphere.

It's a beautiful old premise with great views of the waterside, cafe and some galleries. We visited it as part of the Binnealle. There is no library as mentioned in earlier reviews. The lawn is very beautiful and well maintained. This premise was used for shooting a popular Nivin Pauly movie called 'Premam'. The cafe has very limited items and is a tad bit expensive. They have options in coffee but don't serve tea(a little disappointed). They have an art shop on the ground level near the entrance(again pricey).

One of the most aesthetic and historically charming space in fortkochi