loafer's corner

visit to loafer's corner was a desperate attempt to find a decent place to have lunch.the places we had visited did not have credit card facilities and finally we ended up here.when they said we accept cards,it was music to our ears.
the place was homely and the atmosphere relaxed.it was true to its name.they had decorated the place wonderfully and many customers were just hanging out, listening to music,reading, conversing.it was a quiet and peaceful place.
however,we were dismayed on finding only sandwiches and no viable vegetarian options for pasta salads.however,they kindly agreed to prepare veg pasta for us.and it was mind blowing!i am pretty sure i have never tasted such an excellent pasta.the quantity was substantial enough to fill two hungry stomachs and we ended up not eating anything for hours!
visit loafer's corner to actually enjoy the food.the ambience ensures that.
it is definitely on my list the next time i visit kochi.

it's my continental breakfast spot in fort kochi, till date. picturesque ambience. get omelets or toasts; treat it like your breakfast joint and it will be bliss.

ambience 5 for its simple and yet unique paintings, seating and great spot for photography.
@food -3.5 had ordered chicken sandwich , pasta a,watermelon juice and mangi shake. the shake and juice were big turn off but rest were delicious.
price. 3.5 decent rates.

this was one cute little cafe, with nice seatings and decorations. there’s even a spot if you go downstairs where you’ll feel like you’re out of fort kochi! to the food, i ordered the molten chocolate french toast with ice cream and it looked beautiful (did resemble a brownie at first). it was good, although i do think the toast needed to be done a little more. however the marshmallow milkshake made up for it and allowed me to try something new.

the ambience is incredible..!! the service offered to the customers is something to be appreciated. its worth visiting. the food is good. especially the wraps, they are juicy and delicious. pastas too remind me of the authentic italian pasta. as far as to my concern..i felt that the food they serve is not very unhealthy. a diet controlled person can definitely go there once in a while.

i can honestly suggest you loafers for the tge great ambience and awesome service that they provide for their customers. i couldn't find that particular area where many of my friends took pictures at. bt finally i managed to find the place down there...i was extremely happy with the food their and the great pleasure of sitting amidst the plants and leaves...😊

cafe's are the best kind of distraction. loafer's cafe helps in enhancing such an experience. an ideal spot to bring a date or a book. cafe's are more about the asthetics and loafer's bring in a retro style format which is pretty understated. fom abstract graffiti to vintage furniture the ambience is relaxing and puts one in a right frame of mind. the different sections of the cafe make it feel like you are in a totally different place. i happen to try the chocolate cake and trust me it is worth craving for. the chocolate sauce on the top compliments its gooey consistency. the texture is soft and subtle and can be addicting for those with a sweet tooth. the marshemello shake is a treat in itself

unfortunately couldn't try other dishes due to time constraints but hoping to be back for more of loafer's comfort food.

* ambience - amazing, the place is so clam and chill and the paintings and the smoking friendly space inside the cafe is just great ! if you are looking for a space to think or read this might be the place ! (8/10)
* staff - very less staff there and lack of professionalism but it was fine
* food - the food here was great even the quantity was good , had an amazing tasting pasta and sandwichs with my friends.
*grilled chicken sandwiche - 8/10
*chicken cheese melt sandwich - 8.5 /10
*garlic chicken pasta - 9/10
*mushroom spaghetti-9/10
* the breakfast meanu -8/10

thumps up to the awesome ambience.the place willbe flooded with foreigners.the food they serve is very good especially the sandwiches and the marshmallow shake....i really loved it.but it seemed to be a little overpriced.

lovely ambience and breezy music will definitely uplift your spirits before the food does. staff waiting our table were polite. wasn't long enough before we got our food. the chicken burger was given with tapioca chips which were neither too oily nor too salty, just right. the sphagetti with beef marinara was also fulfilling. for desserts, i strongly recommend the french toast dipped in chocolate and mounted with an ice cream on top. one of the finest cafes in fort kochi.

definately not a place for you if you a vegetarian. did not find the place as happening as it is said. yes the place is okish, considering the interior ambience. with drishti b shah ..

i happened to visit this place with 3 more of my friends. amongst all the beautiful cafes in this place, this one is a must visit. we ordered peanut butter shake, banana pancakes, molten chico french toast, tuna sandwich. all the dishes were really delicious and the choco french toast was one of the best desserts i have tried. the place is predominantly full of foreigners and has a setup of an 80s room. a must try cafe here.

loafer's corner cafe is a beautiful little cafe at the princess street at fort kochi. since my wife is from fort kochi, she had been nagging me to take her to this place for a very long time. so one fine day, we (my wife, brother, dad and myself) found ourself staring at the wheelbarrow shaped menu board at loafer's.
the cafe itself is on the first floor of the building and has a wooden floor. we were seated by the window which opened up to the street. there were a lot of beautiful graffiti too. when we were in, they were playing reggae versions of popular songs which added to the ambience.
as for the food, i went ahead and ordered a cardamom press coffee, while my brother and dad ordered the cold coffee. the press coffee came in a portable coffee maker thingy (not sure what its actually called !! ) and milk seperately. the coffee had good flavour balance between the coffee itself and the cardamom. the only problem i had with it was that it was not hot enough. the coffee was just mildly hot and after a few minutes, its turned cold.
along with the coffee, we ordered two omletes. one chicken kheema and chicken mushroom. both of them came with two pieces of toasted wheat bread, a chunk of butter and two watermelon pieces each. the omlet was light and fluffy and had the filling kept on the omletes and folded into two. i personally enjoyed the chicken mushroom omlete a lot. the chicken and mushroom went very well together and there were chunks of mayo in the mix.
for desert, we ordered a kiwi cheese cake and a banofee (banana - coffee) pie. i loved the kiwi cheesecake. it was light and airy with enough sourness to cut through the sweetness of it. i am not a fan of the pie though. 3/4th of the pie was caramel and it dominated it. the coffee and banana flavours were very passive.
for me the positives were the omletes and the ambience. its definitely one of those places that i will visit again.

this place is the best for a moody chill out. the ambiance is too good. the drawings, lightings and the view. the food is good. the milkshakes are okay. the rate are a lil too high.

the passion fruit lemonade was too good and a huge relief in this scorching heat!!! the chicken cheese sandwich was also yum but a little dry.. would love it if it’s a bit more cheesier...