loafer's corner

loafer's corner is one not to be missed while in fort cochin. a quaint and charmingcafeoverlooking princessa street. the interiors were very minimalistic. good vibes and good music, too. 😋

i chose a window seat view whilst i was here. they had a good variety of food. :)
ordered cold coffee, and also a salad.
service was great. :)

great place to relax. great reading spot, too! 👍🏻

located in the middle of princess street, fort kochi, loafers cornercafegave us an enjoyablecafeexperience.

even before ascending the stairs to enter into the cafe, one can tell that the place exudes charm, thanks to the window-view seating overlooking the street, on the first floor. the interiors give off a cheerful and relaxed vibe, perfect for a warm evening in kochi. we made our way further inside, and occupied a table that overlooks the garden-seating area below.

we did not order anything to eat, although the menu did have a good variety of food - we asked for a cold coffee (ordered by my friend), and a cold-brew cardamom coffee. the latter was, for lack of a better word, yummy! 

service-wise, we had no complains. the rates are reasonable.

if you are looking for a place to kick-back and relax after a long walk along the fort kochi beach, this is the place for you.

thiscafeis on the first floor of an unassuming building right on a cross. stairs are narrow. most of the tables overlook the street and it is very nice to sit here. summers might be a problem in case there is no breeze,
burger was not too good and the tuna sandwhich had a very "tinned" taste,

nice place to hang around for long periods over a coffee or juice. dont expect too much from food. overall worth going.
service is efficient

i visited loafer's corner café to chill out and have some light snacks.
the ambience here is nice with pretty windows opening up to the street. the outdoor seating area downstairs is really pretty too.
the food however, didn't quite impress me. i had a sandwich. the stuffing inside was too much, unevenly placed and thus was hard to bite into. the cold coffee was alright. my friend, on the other hand, who has visited thecafeon other numerous occasions likes the non vegetarian food here.

thecafehas terrible service, the food is unhygienic with live insects crawling please check the pictures. the servers are arrogant. the food isn’t great as well.

must visitcafein the fort kochi area.
lovely ambience, even better if you find a window sitting area.
tomato cheese omlette was utterly delicious and iced tea had a good flavour

loafers is the bestcaferestaurant in fort kochi. its such a beautiful, pretty place with lovely hosts. coffee is really amazing and so is their sandwich.
thecafeopens early morning so is an ideal spot for breakfast.

you can spend hours in thecafeand they have arranged enough charging points for freelancers.
the cakes are a must try.

true to its name. this place is at the corner of princess street and you can really loaf around all day here. especially like the seats by the windows which give you a view of the lanes below. watch the people go by. ambience is really nice inside and food is also terrific. i particularly liked the sandwiches and omelettes. even the tea and ice cream brownies were good. i think this is my favouritecafein all fort kochi.

located on the first floor at a corner building with beautiful windows, thiscafeis sure to attract you when you walk by. so decided to walk in and from there everything was disappointing.
the place doesn't have a feel of acafethat you expect from the outside. sat at a window side table and waited for the menu. there weren't any waiters in sight or any customers except for a loud group of boys at another table which happens to be the people running the place. one guy casually comes to us and gives the menu. looking at the menu we didn't feel like ordering anything but still decided to have a shake. waited a few minutes for the guy who went back to the tables to his friends and walked out without having anything.
no matter how good the food is, if the service is too bad everything is ruined. also felt the items were a little overpriced.

i was surprised to see:
1. that thecafemostly kept books written in foreign language (which is kind of a huge disadvantage for generally everyone?)
2. the staff is casual and quite lazy compared to other places.

but all in all, the food is on point and deserves the appreciation that it should rightfully get.

in this beautiful artist city, there is a smallcafehidden. what a view, what a cafe!! they serve delicious sandwiches with tapioca chips and have one of the most refreshing drinks in the city. such welcoming environment with humble hosts. for people who don’t take sugar “ginger lemonade” is must try!! can’t wait to go back again:)

we really liked the seating arrangements.
its well known for its shakes and juices.
we visited thiscafeto try out the desserts and based on some earlier reviews, ordered the brownie and ice cream.
it looked tempting and was equally pleasing .
the nut brownie is soooo well prepared.
ending our kochi trip with a satisfying dessert.
ambience-4
food-4
staff-5
do taste the bread butter toast if stopping by for a breakfast.

loafer's is a small, artsycafeon the first floor of a quaint old building. the paintings on the walls give the place it's character. we ordered ginger lemonade, hot chocolate and a big slice of chocolate cake with chocolate sauce drizzled on it. the service was slow but the food and ambiance made up for it :)
food-4/5
ambiance-5/5
service-3/5

this is a cute and cosycafein fort kochi. the menu is limited but the food it good. it's a great place to chill at. the interiors and decor are very interesting too.

we walked into the loaferscafeon a sunday evening, which is a pretty busy hour of the day.. the interiors were neatly done and provided ample space for customers to wait, especially people like us who prefer a good view along with sumptuous food.. we waited till the window side table was up for grabs and it was worth the wait!

we ordered a mango lassi, since it wasn’t a seasonal fruit, it was only flavoured yet tasted decent.

we got a peanut butter milkshake, which was so rich, thick and creamy, it left us wanting for more! the only downside was it was so filling and was served first, which kind of compromised our appetite for lunch!

press coffee was served next, which again is a must have for coffee lovers out there!

then came the beef sandwich, decently presented.. the tapioca fries on the side was crispy and yum! the sandwich filling was minced meat, it tasted good, and was quite filling.

we ordered a minced meat omelette and chicken n mushroom omelette, both served with sides of toasts and freshly cut water melons. we felt the omelette could be a little more cheesy and less salty, chicken fillings was a bit blunt, but overall it tasted ok.

the pleasant evening and the window view put us in a good mood, although all the orders of mains were a bit salty, it tasted good, and it was definitely worth the money.