Dyu Art Cafe

We visited this place on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. It was already quite crowded, and we had to wait for around 40 minutes to get a table. The waiting lobby was impressive, with proper chairs, tables, and even a swing-shaped chair. The café ambiance was aesthetic and cozy, perfect for hanging out. Here’s what we ordered: Hot Chocolate – ₹190 Warm and comforting. The taste was good. Half Veg Half Non-Veg Pizza – ₹400 Thin crust with a pesto spread on the base. The veg portion was delicious, but the non-veg side didn’t taste great. French Croquettes – ₹200 Mixed veggie fingers, served hot and very crispy. We really liked this. Cappuccino – ₹270 Not up to the mark.

This is my second time visiting this place. It's beautiful and very peaceful since I had gone on a weekday afternoon. The food is OK, I tried a chicken pizza and it felt very bland. I'm a person who never takes any oregano or chilli toppings, but for my pizza I had to use several of those oregano and chilli flakes toppings and even ketchup. You can visit the place for a peaceful vibe, I won't recommend you to take pizza here.

This is a cool, chill place to vibe with friends and snack on something tasty. The customer service is top-notch. While seating may take some time on weekends, the wait is well worth it. But the online ordering system is kinda weird. You place your order online, but then the waiter still has to come over to confirm it. Doesn't make sense. Their menu is simple and direct. The stuffed mushrooms were really good and the mushroom sandwich was simply amazing. The pineapple lime juice was very refreshing. Overall a great experience at this cafe and will definitely visit again.

This restaurant offers a beautiful and serene dining experience, making you feel like you’re enjoying a meal in a treehouse. The ambiance is peaceful, and the setting is perfect for a relaxed meal. The menu has a good variety of options at an affordable price. We ordered a filter coffee (₹120), a cold frappe (₹230), and a spicy lamb pizza (₹400). The pizza was tasty, though it had a thin crust—great for one person with a big appetite or two with a moderate one. Service was quick, and the staff was friendly and attentive. On average, a meal for two would cost around ₹700-₹800, making it a great value for the experience. Overall, it was a great experience, and I’d definitely visit again!

The coffee didn’t suit my taste and felt overpriced. Food choices were limited but tasted good. The cozy ambience had a Kerala café charm. However, given the cost, better coffee options are available at places like Third Wave or similar cafés. Overall, not my first choice for coffee.

We are a group of friends who recently visited the Dyu art cafe. The place has very good vintage vibes. Food is good. It is very near to nexus mall, Koramangala. But it is crowded so they have waiting time. At the entrance you need to give your name and they will be assigned a table. Service can be improvised as it is a bit crowded. Overall it is good place to hangout with friends or family. Also you can work there as well.

One of the best cafe in koramangala with great ambience. Italian pizza is a must try. We also tried Fish Florentine which is also good. Banoffee pie is just overrated and it was average.