dosa cafe

chocolate dosa was delicious, italian uttapam was good. slow service disappoints. very hot in summers,smallshop, no ac. must try once. :-)

dosa was fresh and simply pretty awsome, specially cheese masala dosa. although the space issmallbut ambience is good. its in the middle of a maze of lanes so please use your navigator!

a verysmallplace run up a couple.. u have to wait for ur order as they serve freshly made idlis, dosa, and chocolate idli... the taste was normal but the cleanliness of the place was superb..

they serve the best dosas in the town. restaurant issmalland clean. the food is delicious . i really recommend it!

awesome south indian food with huge selection of dosas, lovingly prepared and served.smallbut clean. we had creamy paneer dosa and french dosa cooked in desi ghee. dosas were fresh n tasty . would highly recommend.. 👍

it is for such places people say, "ye sheher galiyon mei basta hai". 5 minutes walk from dasashwamedh ghat, thissmallcafe serves a variety of south indian dishes. you'll find 50 different types of uttapam, dosa and idli. some of them are really creative.

service is a bit slow as it's just a family of 2 operating from their house. also, the place issmalland can't accommodate many at once. the owner is very humble and tries his best to provide good service to the customers. prices are a bit on the higher side but food is absolutely delicious.

my picks - choco dosa, cheese onion uttapam, choco truffle idli

overall-
food - 4/5
service - 3/5
ambience - 3/5

this place is asmallcafe in the busy lanes of varanasi. i went there for the breakfast and was surprised to see the kind of menu they have. i chose to order cheese paneer spinach uttapam with a cup honey ginger lemon tea. both of my orders satisfied me well enough. the uttapam was very delicious and made me full. i would surely recommend this place if you're a food lover and would definitely like to come back to this lovely cafe.

5 mins walk from the entrance of vishwanath temple and thissmallcafe serves different choices of dosas.

'bout the cafe, it's 4 tables, a few handmade cards to sell and a family of two making and serving dosas. service is a bit slow as they would make it after the order is placed. servings are decent sized, the cheese dosas are full of cheese but the sambars taste the same as the normal dosa-joints.

the pricings are on a higher side as they target the tourists, mainly foreigners with their experimental dosas and good location. give it a one-time go if you're in varanasi but this place is not worth your regular visit list. bunk if you're on a budget.

dosa cafe is the quintessence of cafes situated in the dense alleys of banaras.
owned and operated by a warm couple, this place offers the base of authentic south indian flavors coupled with unorthodox toppings and fusions.
we tried the cheese masala dosa and cheese uttapam, both of which were delicious and filling. i have also been recommended the chocolate dosa by a lot of my friends who have been there. (definitely trying it the next time)
it's asmallcozy place with a capacity of 12-14 people, which might be the only bummer, on holidays. all in all,
satisfying food ✓
different ✓
pocket-friendly ✓
ps: it's closed on wednesdays. i learnt this the hard way.

maybe this saying great things come insmallpackages is what will defines this place.
amazing food experience
its near the main temple so location is a ++
now service it was a quick one for a food of this quality. its just one lady (wife of the man running this plce ) who makes all this so it requires time.. be patient the owner is a good man and will be more then happy to tell you about the places near and also of the town you are in.
its a realsmallplace wid only three tables so u may have to wait for a while and that wud be worth it
french cheese utpam nd masala dosa are my fav and also the chai.
the owner was super humble!!

if you are in banaras and haven't been to this place you are surely missing on something very good.
this restaurant can be difficult to locate the locals may be helpful.
this is asmalllittle shop with a maximum sitting capacity of 10-12 people at the most. there is no waiter, uncle is the cashier the one who serves and entertains the customer. aunty takes the cooking. 2 people managing this place and yet serving the best of dishes.
we order bonda , banana choco dosa, special upma and black masala tea.
bonda was great mashed potato stuffed and fried.
upma was also good the chatni was great with it.
we had doubt whether dosa would be good. but all our doubts disappeared with the first bite of the dosa. well stuffed and well served with honey and coconut chutney.
this is different from all other place. uncle is friendly. it is within the budget of a student. and a place which is worth visiting.
p.s. if you are not a chocolate lover take a banana choco it has less chocolate stuffing in it nd tastes great.

glad to visit this nice,smalland difficult-to-locate restaurant in one of the bylanes of varanasi. worth a visit. creamy mushroom uttapam and cheese masala dosa were too good. ayurvedic tea was refreshing. worth a visit if you are at this location.

fantastic food. it's asmallshop and run by a couple. food is made fresh once ordered. make sure you have the time to enjoy the food. i loved the cheese masala dosa and the chocolate idli with ice cream was fabulous.

i'll definitely be coming here again whenever i visit varanasi. best dosa i've had in the north.

it's located in asmallalley. just follow your map or ask around if you can't find it.

do not go for the ambiance, just concentrate on the dishes served at thesmallshop, taste and quality will never disappoint you, do not forget having choco-truffle idli, unique of its kind.

looking for some good south indian.. i reached this place.. first of all its no hotel or restaurant or a cafe.. its a road side shop which is not on road too.. regarding taste was closed when we reached.. (perhaps on vacation) .. a very tough place to locate its in some isolatedsmallstreet