⭐⭐⭐⭐ I had a fantastic experience at Indian Coffee House in Pattikkad! The food was absolutely delicious, and what impressed me the most was the outstanding service provided by the staff. The prices were very reasonable, making it a great value for money. Plus, the ample parking space was a big convenience. The only area that could be improved is the restroom facilities. Overall, it's a must-visit place with its easily accessible location right on NH.

We had veg cutlet. It was good. The tomato sauce was average. We also took the parcel.

Indian coffee house at pattikad is an average restaurant with good food and good service. The taste of food items are almost the same as other coffee houses around the state.There is ample parking service in front of the restaurant. People travelling from Palakkad to Thrissur side can have good access to the restaurant as it is on the left side of the National Highway and one has to slide to the service road to get to the restaurant.This restaurant is clean and well maintained.

A good ICH at Pattikkad near to petrol pump. Entrance from road may find difficult because of gravels. Toilet is outside in left side of the building. No wheelchair accessible entrance. Food is ok when we visited in October 2021. Biryani was very worst, they provided jeera rice we believe 🤦‍♂️. Vada and cutlets are best as always as well as the coffee. Staffs were busy handling some bulk orders. Parking area is good for almost 10 big cars at a time infront.

This ia the bathroom they provide to customers and food they have proven how wrost the food can be prepared.

Select when you are starving and you cant find another one 😐

Taste is almost same as every other ICH. This is my usual pit stop while coming back from coimbatore. It was never crowded though the timings I visit usually are off peak. Ample parking space. The wash area can be improved. The washrooms are outside and if its raining difficult to reach.

Food is okay. Non veg options available. Opens from 7 am to 10 pm. Budget friendly. Ordered Porotta and beef roast which is good.

Good hotel. Indian Coffee House is a restaurant chain in India, run by a series of worker co-operative societies. It has strong presence across India with nearly 400 coffee houses.[1][2] It has been a hub for Communist and Socialist movements for generations. Thus it has played a very important role in the politics of India. Indian Coffee House is a restaurant chain in India, run by a series of worker co-operative societies. It has strong presence across India with nearly 400 coffee houses.[1][2] It has been a hub for Communist and Socialist movements for generations. Thus it has played a very important role in the politics of India.

It's one of the old trusted coffee house chain in India. The quality of food is notable. And all time favorite snacks are chicken cutlet and Beef omelette. Coffee smells and taste good.

Very meticulously planned service. I took my Senior students (35 of them) and 20 staff members on a one day tour. We could book in advance for breakfast and dinner. The only thing is they need confirmation by 5 pm for non vegetarian food for dinner at 8 pm. The rates are reasonable and the place is hygienic.

Nice place. Tasty food. Cheerful waiters and a good guy on the counter. Don't miss this place. It is on the service road as you come from Coimbatore

Recently visited the Indian Coffee House, and it's unfortunate to note that the quality seems to have declined. The vegetable cutlet, in particular, was quite disappointing, lacking flavor and having a pale taste. The coffee, while decent, was only average. It's disheartening to see a place with such a rich history not living up to its past standards. Hopefully, they can work on improving the quality to match the nostalgia associated with this iconic establishment.

Total disaster dinner served. May be frustrated ,underpaid or over worked cook did so. Served Heated raw dough as porotta and oil & msg socked veg as chilli gobi. Couldn’t eat it. I think Masala dosa and coffee are the minimum guaranteed food of ICH.

This restaurant keeps the basic standards of an Indian Coffee House, nothing less and definitely nothing more. There's no meals during lunch ( as on June 2023). Biriyani is available. The price, as usual, is very cheap. Those who don't mind spending more money may consider another hotel (Lalys) nearby which is a little distantly located and also on the opposite side of the road. (For those from other districts, they have better quality but at even higher price . Their quality may not mark upto the higher price they charge)

Last visit I missed their beetroot sauce with cutlet. They serve tomoto sauce. Nice ambience. Always crowded. Snack options are limited to cutlet and bread Parking available Washroom facilities available.

pathetic taste & quality, only 4 options available in breakfast, Indian coffee house is gone down with standards....

When there is a shortage of cutlets, they provide a mix of a different masala in the cutlet. I have told it to the cashier and the supplier was arguing with me. He dont even know how to behave with customers. The supplier said “everyone else is eating, only you have problem”. But when it became a big argument, we asked other customers, they also said first they got good cutlet, second they got different cutlet that tastes bad. Such a bad service.

The Indian Coffee House- one of the trusted hotel and restaurant by many. * On the way to palakkad at the morning I tried the GHEE ROAST and from here as one of the special item of this restaurant is the ghee roast and masala dosa. I waited for 10 minutes because it was busy and the food served was cold one, so disappointed in that. * On the way back tried different CUTLETs and was good. *Good tea. *Friendly manager and staffs. ** Toilet was outside ( I my view that is more comfortable) * Parking space in front itself.

An average restaurant with good food and good service. There is ample parking service in front of the restaurant and also there are washroom facilities outside the restaurant. People travelling to the Thrissur side can have good access to the restaurant as it is on the left side of the route and one has to slide to the service road to get to the restaurant. The only suggestion is that the quality and taste of food can be made better.

I love thier coffee so much all item's are very good🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💖💖💖💖

The Vada was not fresh. Other items were prepared fresh and served hot. The place was not clean. When we visited there were some people in the restaurant. The restroom was pathetic. Staff was ok.

Typical Indian coffee house. You know what to expect. The coconut chutney was fresh & yummy. Toilet is outside. Serves the purpose, clean, though not very nice.

It was my first time in this coffee house nearby Hwy. As always coffee was good. Cutlets are just okay. Sauce are not much liked compared to other Indian Coffee House's. Good tables and sitting arrangements. Easy access. Parking spaces.

A very simple meal at an exceptional architecture. Most of the people visit here because the reason for the coffee taste and rate comfortable. Still the same look and feels as it was too decade ago. If you are in foreign nostalgic then do visit this place. Steep history and food is good for stop the new marriage of restaurant have more up to date food choice while the ICH still has their tried and tested menu and loyal followers. You cannot find any other place where is we will get a good masala dosa. Everyone's most favourite and their signature dish is the cutlet and sauce. Sometimes the place will get busy. The Indian coffee House is a seen of restaurants in Kerala awesome food and best it is coffee it is in the heart of the city. We can go with a friends family and any other gang with this place. Coffee had been grown in India by native Indians since the 16th century. However, the concept of coffee houses began to gain a little popularity in the 18th century in Madras and Calcutta. However, as part of the racial discrimination policy of the British rulers, native Indians were not allowed into these coffee houses, which were mainly Europeans-only establishments. During the late 1890s, the idea of an "India Coffee House" chain was formed.The India Coffee House chain was started by the Coffee Cess Committee, the first outlet – then named ‘India Coffee House’ – opened in Churchgate, Bombay in 1936, and was operated by the Indian Coffee Board. In the course of the 1940s there were nearly 50 Coffee Houses all over British India. Post partition, Pakistan inherited the branches of Indian Coffee Houses in its major cities and continued the coffee house legacy as a social place in fostering intellectual discussions

This restaurant is very important for people travelling towards Thrissur from Palakkad. They provide excellent service. I loved the freshly made crispy cutlets and best tea.

Nice Coffee and hot cutlets enjoyed it especially in a rainy evening. Visited this place while driving to kochi from Palakkad.

Even though I am from out of town, I have lost count how many times I have halted here with family. Well located. Ample parking. Clean bathrooms. Classic Indian Coffee House taste.

Typical ICH experience. Nothing better nothing less. Good value for money.

Small restaurant on the highway near to Thrissur area. This is one of the outlets of the famous Indian Coffee House restaurant chain. Sad to see this restaurant without much upgrades even after several decades of operation. There is a very good scope for this restaurant as there is a large crowd who always look for the old Indian coffee House like restaurants. The restaurant is not upto the mark. Restrooms are not proper. Parking space is there, but not a proper parking.