United Coffee House

The place has a quaint essence of Vintage delight, that serves delicious food with very good presentation of each dish, excellent ambience with good music. Felt like a five star experience. Servers were very polite and gave good recommendations on food. They have seatings on ground floor and first floor. We tried Mac and cheese, chicken fry basket, medu vada and for drinks we had filter coffee and hazelnut cold coffee which was delicious 😋 too. Wheelchair ♿ accessible - only on ground floor Wheelchair ♿ accessible washroom - no Seating for couple were limited to first floor Family friendly - yes LGBTQ 🌈 friendly - yes Wifi - yes Railing for stairs - yes Online payment and cash accepted - yes

The service at United Coffee House was good and the staff was courteous and attentive throughout our visit. The atmosphere is one of the highlights of this place — elegant, calm, and full of old-world charm, which truly makes it feel like a heritage restaurant in the heart of Delhi. Coming to the food, it was slightly disappointing compared to the reputation of the place. We ordered fish and chips, chicken gravy, and chocolate decadence (cake). Unfortunately, the food did not meet our expectations. The flavors were average, and nothing really stood out in terms of taste. Considering the price point and legacy of the restaurant, we expected a much better culinary experience. Overall, United Coffee House is a nice place to visit for its ambience and service, but the food quality needs improvement. It may be a good spot for coffee or a relaxed sit-down experience, but for food lovers, it might not fully satisfy expectations.

It's ambience is mesmerizing. It gives you Royal vibes. The staff is damn curtious and well mannered. We tried their non veg and veg platter. Both were absolutely amazing. I will also recommend tomato fish and coffee. Tomato fish is also worth trying. The place is damn cool. We sat there for 3 hours chit chatting. And it was absolutely fun and worth it.

The menu is large and diverse. The cuisines are exquisite. They have an immense beverage and food selection. “Mozart”justifies its name. The lighting is soft and warm. Dishes are well presented and the hygiene standards are well maintained.

It is said to be one of the oldest restaurants. I am not sure if that is the case but I can say the place was impressive. The menu was so varied, we had a hard time choosing what to have. There were 4 of us and we took advantage of the happy hour. We settled on Chicken tikka Marsala and asked it not to be spicy but it was still spicy for us. The server was kind enough to bring us some yogurt to help with the heat. Would recommend having a reservation as the place is very busy. We had one and luckily did not have to wait. Others without a reservation were waiting outside.

The food was good, the ambience and the service was good. We had ordered a Veg a la Kiev but somehow Chicken a la Kiev landed on our table but, the service staff replaced it immediately, so that was a relief! The cheese balls looked like aloo bonda and tasted unlike cheese so avoid it like a plague!

This place is an institution in Delhi. Came here before some years ago as in the summer they have very good air-con. The food & service is good, but it is expensive. Just a note that their happy hour prices are just for certain drinks & a “pint” in India is only a 330ml bottle not a UK/US pint.

Visited this amazing place in CP on Christmas. Great food and drinks. Staff very well mannered. Do try their coffee, worth giving it a try!