Bengaluru Cafe

I got to know about 'Bengaluru Cafe' from Kripal Amanna's Food Lovers TV. My experience tells me that Kripal does an excellent job with the breakfast places. So, my partner and I decided to visit the humble eatery. Also, the fact that there are more than 13K reviews on the place added to our excitement. One of my PhD scholars decided to join us for the culinary rendezvous. We visited the place yesterday (Saturday - May 24, 2025). At the cafe, we ordered three (3) plates of Butter Masala Dosa, one (1) plate of Idly (1), one (1) plate of Vada, one (1) plate of Khara Bath, and one (1) plate of Jamoon. Let me say with some confidence that the experience was heavenly. All the items were unbelievably tasty. I would go to the extent of saying that Butter Masala Dosa remains the best that I have tasted in my life. The service is extremely fast, and the approach of the staff is cordial. Most importantly, the food is extremely economical thus making it an ideal place for students. Anyone who comes to Bengaluru must visit this place without fail. Fantastic work folks! We shall be back to this place sooner than usual.

This place is a great spot for delicious food The menu offers a variety of options, and the taste is consistently good. The staff are friendly. However, there is no seating area, and there's limited space to comfortably enjoy your meal. Additionally, the food is served directly to you without any tables to place it on, which can be a bit inconvenient. Despite these minor issues, the food quality makes up for it. Would recommend for a quick bite, but plan to eat quickly and leave

Visited the famous Bengaluru cafe on a Sunday. This is a small outlet & crowded most of the time. It takes atleast 10 to 15 mins to order and get your food. Had idly, vada, butter masala dosa and coffee. Vada is crispy & perfect, a must try. Idly and butter masala dosa are delicious but should be little bigger in size for the price. Coffee is good. The restaurant entrance is stinking. Please fix it ASAP. Overall, this place is a vibe and worth visiting once.

One stop for all your South Indian tiffin cravings. We went on Saturday and it was very crowded in the evening. The token system is very organised with proper queue system followed. We had the vada which was so crispy and so light. It was perfect with the chutney. The idly was light and fluffy. The Goli Bhajji was so airy and flavourful. The masala dosa was the highlight of the meal and it was crispy and delicious. There was no red chutney and the potato filling was tasty. The filter coffee should not be missed at all. For the sweet tooth, the kesari baath was good.

My go to spot for perfect dhoseys and coffee. It is a very crowded space and no seating available. My favorites from the menu are masala dhosey, coffee, kesaribath. And mangalore bonda is hard inside so apart from this i found evrything else good and tasty prepared in a cleand kitchen environment.

I had the best masala dosa of my life here. Perfectly crispy on the outside and soft inside. Pineapple sheera was so good. Not over sweet, little chunks of pineapple. Khara bhath was also so good. Idli was soft and crispy vada was also so good , we liked everything here. Millet kitchdi was a bit runny. Filter coffees were so strong and good. It was a bit over crowded on a weekend morning. But yet the surroundings were clean and maintained well. Plates were eco friendly. I just wish they made more tables to eat instead of holding it in hand even if there were no seats to sit.

Finally visited the popular Bengaluru Cafe, and as expected—it was packed! I went in the evening and was already full, so I just tried their coffee, which was really good. Definitely planning to go back and try the food next time. The vibe here is something else—super energetic, lots of people, and self-service billing adds to the hustle. The surrounding area is also really nice and pleasant to walk around. If you’re looking for a lively café experience, this is a must-visit on a weekend!