The Project Cafe

TPC is one of those rare places that feels creatively alive the moment you step in. The colours, the little design details, everything is so thoughtfully done that it almost feels like sitting inside someone’s creative studio. I tried their cottage cheeze pesto and coffee, and both tasted close to perfect. The staff was warm and genuinely helpful, which added to the whole vibe. It’s the kind of place where you come for a meal but end up staying longer just because the energy feels good. If you love aesthetics, calm corners, and food made with intention, TPC is definitely worth visiting

These guys changed the menu; earlier, North Indian food was served. I am disappointed that fewer options are available, despite good food quality and service. I hope they start serving their signature dishes again.

Had seen a lot of Instagram reels about this place and decided to visit with a group of four. We all ordered different things – from hot chocolate to shakes to affogato. Overall, the taste was pretty average. As a hardcore affogato lover, I found theirs quite disappointing. My friend wanted to try a brownie shake but was told all their brownies contain egg, so he went with another shake, which turned out to be overly sweet – we had to ask them to replace it. A decent one-time visit, but nothing that would pull us back.

Visually, the place nails it—aesthetic corners and perfect for photos. The vibe is definitely a win. That said, the food didn’t quite live up to the price. It wasn’t bad, just felt a bit average for the premium. Great for the ambience, but I wouldn’t go back just for the menu.

I visited The Project Cafe today, and while the ambience was quite nice, the overall experience didn’t quite match up to the price point. I ordered the spaghetti, and honestly, it didn’t feel worth the cost. The taste was average—nothing special or memorable that would justify the premium pricing. Given the high expectations that come with such a place, the food could have been much better in terms of flavor and portion size. That being said, the vibe of the cafe was good, with a cozy and artistic atmosphere. But if you’re looking for a place where the food truly matches the price, this might not be the best choice.

The Food was okayish and not worth the price , Chef was very moody and judgy I simply asked him about the weigh of the mexican hot pot and he started laughing… The ambience was very dull than what I saw in pics.

It's really a very cozy place to seat and chill. Yeah it's a bit overpriced but the taste is really really good and also loved the service. It's just that in outdoor area seatings, smoking is allowed so it makes uncomfortable for the other table. Otherwise food, service, atmosphere, ambience is really 5/5.

I will never visit it again because of the disrespectful behaviour! ❌ We 4 friends visited The Project Café yesterday and guess what? When we were leaving the staff member (some uncle) brought us the bill. We just ordered coffees and we expected a bill under 1000/-, uncle brought us two bills, one of nearly 2000/- and then one of 300/- around and telling us that all bills are on us. We gently denied that you are mistaken we didn't order anything.. so he started talking harshly, "This is your bill, the 300/- one is of the extra coffee you ordered" We talked internally in our group if this is the estimated billing, all of us denied as we were very careful while ordering things. And we asked uncle again that please check if you are mistaken This time....... He listerally disrespected us by telling us, "You have to pay this bill, its on you, if you deny we have Cameras also" WHO THE HELL SAYS THAT??? without checking!? without second verification?? and when we corrected him by forcefully making him check, and when he realized that it was his mistake!! He didn't even had the decency of apologizing for his behaviour. Not acceptable behaviour at all!