Great place! Alas, we have an Indian Coffee House on Gwarighat Road. It's right in front of the famous South Avenue Mall. It's on the first floor. It has a lift. Parking can be an issue. The tables are circular with seating cramped up a little bit more than usual. The interior is swankier than a usual 'coffee house' which are more grounded. There's only a single toilet for ladies and gents both. The menu is the standard Indian Coffee House fare. Leading the lineup is the staple of South Indian dishes and snacks accompanied by North Indian dinner and Chinese snacks. The occasional sandwich is a decent try. As usual, the filter coffee is great. The Tutti Fruity is my favorite. Service is quick except for certain dishes.

It's a chain running nearly in all Pan India because of that it has strict quality, quantity and hygiene standards. As all of us know about this place it's speciality is south Indian dishes but few of us know their Chinese food taste equally good yes you heard me right if you want to have great Indian Chinese food this is the go to place for you. This particular joint is newest located in front of SAM due to which parking is issue especially on weekends though they have sufficient 2 wheeler parking but lacks 4 wheeler parking and the on duty guard was also lazy and doesn't manage properly. Overall ratings: Food : 5/5 Service :5/5 Quantity : 5/5 Price : 5/5 Ambience: 4/5 Parking : 3/5

This is a decent place to have south indian dishes. It is not too crowded and decent space is available. The servers are well dressed and the hospital is great. Food quality and taste is awesome. The quantity of food is also enough. There is decent parking space available. I would recommend this place if you are visiting south Avenue Mall.

Overall nice outlet in gwarighat road, opposite to the South Avenue Mall, located at posch area as there are many tourists which go to see the holy rivere Narmada , you can have lunch, breakfast, dinner or you can have just a quick tea or coffee or any snack , all varieties available North Indian, South Indian , Chinese, Non Veg

If you want to eat south Indian food this is the best place but they also offer good north Indian and Chinese cuisine. I visits ICH - Indian coffee house on regular basis. I can say its a Best place for food lovers. From breakfast to dinner you will get fresh and tasty dishes. Service is excellent in every outlet of ICH. Just go and share your experience bcs i am fully satisfied with INDIAN COFFEE HOUSE. THANKYOU

Nice typical indian coffee house outlet. They dont serve authentic filter coffee. Uttapam was not nice. Onion was not properly fine diced. Dosa was good. They should add more type of chutneys like dasaprakash etc.

I'm giving 5 star because I think the atmosphere is very good and I'm having the good vibe so yeah I'm given the 5 star to Indian coffee house team

The most famous ich unbelievable taste, But Sambar is the worst in Gwarighat ICH.

I recently dined out in this place, the service was really poor. Even though the hotel was packed, they had only 2 waiters who were attending to dozens of guests. Even the “DOSA” which this place is specially known for was kinda burnt and the service was so slow that when the food arrived it was cold. I had a really bad experience with this place and they are not living up to the legacy of the Coffee House chain. Overall it’s was a 2 star experience for me.

Osm taste biryani is soo good idli dosa i will always recommend..

A story that begins in British times, takes a decidedly leftward twist in Nehruvian times, acquires a certain notoriety or revolutionary flavour (depending on your politics) in the times of Indira, and more than holds its own even when the ‘animal spirits’ of liberalisation and globalisation are unleashed, cannot be an ordinary one. Throw in a generous mix of intellectuals, filmmakers, writers and other such cultural personalities into the mix, without forgetting to state that the story is pretty much a ‘national’ one (only a few states in the North East seem to be missing in the tale) and the narrative becomes even more intriguing. Across many cities and towns throughout the nation, the India Coffee House is something of an omnipresent eatery. Unassuming, unostentatious, efficient, reasonably priced and other such adjectives are what spring to mind when the Coffee House is spoken of. One also remembers the crisp white uniforms (with red and green paraphernalia attached to them) of the waiters. In some cities, certain branches of this institution have acquired near-legendary status owing to the personalities who frequented them.

Tried lot of dishes.. Veg chowmien is authentic Coffee is no change in taste Chole bhature is tasty enough.

Nice place and good gentry to enjoy light food and filter coffee. Ordered hot n sour soup which was below average in taste, tomato soup was good , idli sambhar was very bad felt like stale but uthapam and masala dosa was good .

Waiter are not attentive to new customers and not even served the water like the way other ICH serve prior ordering the food. Overall food was good. Had masala dosa and highly recommended a cup of hot coffee here.

It's good but briyani is not up to the mark . I think only South Indian food is better and I loved the cutlets both veg and nonveg . But servising is very very slow. For parsal we need to wait more than half an hour.