Sahana Dinesh

I heard so many good reviews about Kosmo cafe, that I decided to try it out myself.
This place is not easy to reach, you have to take a uturn because TTK road is currently closed off, but once you get here it’s quite the cozy little spot. Nothing fancy, doesn’t have many chairs or an indoor seating, it’s just a place to hang out for a bit.
I got the Milo shake and the biscoff shake, both equally amazing. The Milo shake had a spoonful of the powder on top so that was really cool as well. But it was a little pricy, around 170 for a place with no seating is steep, but you should definitely try it out once for yourself!
4.3 stars from me!

We dined at Mearth for dinner. The interiors are warm and cozy, with an intimate seating area.
We ordered 3 mains, 2 starters and 4 drinks.
The sweet potato fries were very good, fresh and crispy.
The lotus stem was also very good, but was on the spicier side.
The burrito was great, fresh veggies and fragrant rice, but the dipping salsa tasted a bit like the store bought kind.
The burger was smaller than anticipated but was good overall.
We also got the tofu fajita bowl which was the winner of the show!
The service at the restaurant was very slow, multiple times we had to ask if our dishes were on the way and it took almost 30-40 mins for our main course to come, but the owner personally apologised for the inconvenience caused and said that they were short staffed.
Overall 4/5 stars for me, great food and worth a second visit!

Have tried both the tea and coffee here and it’s very good. It’s a small space opposite bhavans auditorium. Has a lot of frequent visitors and they have your order ready within 1 minute.
Filter coffee is priced at 35 rupees. They serve it in an authentic brass tumbler.
Overall 5/5 stars from me!