Triveni Terrace Cafe
Delhi
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Avis
Very nice and aurhentix place. Aloo tikki is a must try.. thali is like 400 rs, but good for 2 people. light and homely, yet tasty
Had a wonderful experience at Triveni Terrace Cafe. We ordered the Vegetable Cheese Ragi Sandwich, Aaj Ki Dal with Methi Paratha, and Bel Sharbat. To my surprise, every dish was really delicious while also feeling wholesome and healthy. The Vegetable Cheese Ragi Sandwich was flavorful and satisfying, and the dal with methi paratha was comforting and well-prepared. The highlight for me was definitely the Bel Sharbat—it was incredibly refreshing, perfectly balanced, and a great way to beat the heat. If you're looking for tasty food that doesn't feel heavy or unhealthy, this place is definitely worth a visit. Looking forward to coming back and trying more dishes!
Lovely vibe. It has both an open space and an air conditioned space to sit. The performance on the day we visited was like a cherry on top. Food is good and recently priced. Filter coffee was really good.
The place has quite a lot of outdoor seating. The waiters aren't exactly friendly, but they are very quick to respond. Personally, I prefer this over being friendly but slow. I ordered a cafe latte and a chocolate fudge brownie, and the taste was just okay. It's a nice spot, except for a few flies, which I guess is expected since it's outdoors.
A calm, composed, cosy, and serene café—open to nature and art. It’s ideal for small groups and can accommodate only a limited number of guests due to its intimate seating. If you’re looking for some me time and mental peace, this is definitely a place to try. The café is impressively noise-free; even when people are seated close by, you can hardly hear their conversations, which adds to the tranquil experience. I tried their cold coffee—sweetness was just right—and the carrot cake, which was incredibly fresh, light, and not dense at all, with a lovely hint of cinnamon and served at the perfect warmth. The overall presentation felt simple yet thoughtful. My friend ordered a Kumaoni dish, which she personally enjoyed. However, it didn’t quite appeal to me, probably because my North Indian taste buds are inclined towards stronger, familiar flavours. That said, the café’s ambience, peaceful energy, and artistic surroundings make it a lovely spot to slow down, read, reflect, or simply enjoy quiet moments away from the city’s rush.
