United Coffee House

I recently visited United Coffee House, and it truly lives up to its legacy. The ambiance is elegant and takes you back in time with its vintage decor. The staff was courteous and attentive throughout the meal. I tried their signature dishes — the food was flavorful, well-presented, and lived up to the hype. The coffee was rich and aromatic, perfect for a relaxed conversation. It’s slightly on the expensive side, but definitely worth the experience for special occasions or a classy outing in Connaught Place.

I rarely dwell on pricing in reviews, but I feel compelled to share this experience. A 330ml Kingfisher Premium Pint priced at ₹880 (inclusive of taxes) at United Coffee House genuinely caught me off guard—especially when you realize that’s the same cost as a portion of dal tadka, enough to serve one and a half people. Even high-end hotels don't typically charge this much for domestic beer. It left me wondering: is there really no upper limit to beverage pricing in such establishments? Yes, United Coffee House carries a legacy since 1942 and has a reputation for its heritage charm. The interiors reflect that—classic wooden décor with a vintage feel. However, for me, the ambience felt more dim and claustrophobic than nostalgic. The service didn’t help either; the staff appeared disengaged, with little of the warmth or attentiveness you’d expect at such a premium venue. I had heard about their elevated pricing, but also about the quality of their food and experience. Having visited years ago, I was hoping for that same charm. Sadly, it seems much has changed. So while the place might still hold appeal for some, it’s worth being mindful of what you’re paying for—and what you’re actually getting in return.

Hello 👋 How are you? I stopped here to start my day with a cappuccino coffee. I'm glad I did. It tasted great! The service was excellent and everyone had a nice uniform including the really cool security man outside. The interior was beautiful and relaxing. Although, I felt the price of my cappuccino was higher than expected. I will come again because the pancakes with fruit looked tasty. Thank you Please follow @bouncingplaces on YOUTUBE It helps support the channel so I can continue sharing amazing places like this to eat and fun adventures as I travel the world full time 🌎 🙏 See you in the next one! Keep on Bouncing Baby 😎❤️👍💯

The place and food presentation, service is stunning as always.. for some reason this recent visit unfortunately, not all the food was great.. - The Lal Maas dish, didn’t pack the oomph and punch expected! - The ajwain fish fry was good - tasty crisp on outside, soft and melting - The dessert- chocolate story wasn’t as good- something off, one odd ingredient even gave off stale smell.. check out the picture just a way lot of stuff going on here without anything to tie it all together- unfortunately that should’ve been chocolate but it wasn’t.. However it’s still a great place with a wide variety of menu of dishes, Indian continental, European, American - and a huge range of coffeees living up true to its name!

Dining at United Coffee House is nothing short of a time-travel experience. The vintage charm, regal interiors, and classic ambiance instantly transport you to an era gone by. I was there and reminiscing about the old Connaught Place days, and it felt more like reliving history than just a meal. The experience was more about being in that nostalgic setting, soaking in the heritage, than just the food itself. A true landmark that stands as a reminder of timeless elegance and cherished memories

United coffee house is my absolute favourite place in Delhi. Whether we’ll talk about Food, service or atmosphere. Loved their food specially garlic naan, and their iconic paneer ki sabji can’t recall the name. And beetroot tikki is best. Staff were amazing, friendly, helping. And ambience, absolutely gorgeous, so pretty loved their chandelier.

we visited place on a Friday evening and it was busy but the service was fantastic. Ordered vegetable tempura, which was battered not on the tempura flour and came out like bhaji. Apart from that, the curry was good, and the chicken cutlet was average. Bit overpriced, but if you want to have a variety of cuisine at one place and have no budget restrictions, then go for it.

Lovely ambience, great food. You always will feel happy being there. I am going there since 35 years now and enjoy it everytime.