Chamiers Cafe

We went to the cafe on a Wednesday night and the restaurant was almost empty. It is a kind of a classic Alwarpet old bungalow refurbished and converted to a cafe preserving the rustic ambience and experience. This is a very apt place for spending a pretty long time with your friends/family for good conversations, it will be sans any disturbances! Our order was pretty simple, a cheesy veg risotto, cheesy red sauce chicken sphaghetti, cold coffee and ABC juice. I would give 3* overall for the food. The risotto was the best of the list. Sphaghetti was ok, ABC was fresh and good. Let down was coffee, where it was having a betel nut taste and spoiled the gormet. The service was express quick and cutlery served were very good! Not sure if I visited the restaurant on one of their not so good days!

We visited Chamiers Cafe on a weekday morning for breakfast and had a wonderful experience. The omelette with mushroom and cheese, served with toast, was cooked perfectly — soft, flavorful, and satisfying. The pesto sandwich was crispy and packed with fresh, herby flavor, making it a great savory option. The cappuccino complemented the meal nicely with its smooth texture and balanced taste. The cafe has a great ambiance — cozy, elegant, and ideal for a relaxed breakfast or casual meet-up. Overall, it’s a lovely spot with good food and atmosphere. Would definitely come again.

Chamiers Café blends style and comfort effortlessly. The space is beautifully curated with soft lighting and a boutique feel, making it perfect for brunch or an evening unwind. The food is flavorful, the desserts are standout, and the coffee is consistently good. Service is friendly and unhurried, letting you enjoy the calm vibe. A great pick for those who love a classy, laid-back café experience.