We were particularly entranced by the little pop-up eateries; one weekend and six meals later…
Tredis Tea Room – Chanced upon by luck, this semi-outdoorsy restaurant is a delight. The smell of fresh pancakes and flavourful tea has our heart, always.
Must try: Mint tea
Potluck Cafe – With proceeds going to underprivileged children, this coffee house has to be the coziest of the lot with a minimal menu, two tables and a balcony.
Must try: Mayan hot cocoa
Cloud Street Cafe – Their wood fired pizzas and homemade pastas are second to none, in these parts. The warmth of the space rendered a profound warmth in our souls against the dropping temperatures outside.
Must try: Creamy potato soup
Pastry Corner – A gem of a find and the pride of Bazaar Road, this tiny shop makes the most decadent chocolate brownies, cakes, pasties and luscious fruit ice creams.
Must try: plum ice cream and cake
Astoria – Vegetarian comfort food at its best, an afternoon in this eatery sure did us good.
Must try: South Indian veg thali
Cafe Cariappa – A tiny coffee shop overlooking the abounding Sunday market in all its glory. What a visual treat!
Must try: Organic cold coffee
“Felt our lungs inflate with the onrush of scenery; air, mountains, trees, people, and thought, ‘This is what it is to be happy.’”
4 thoughts on “Eating Our Way Through Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu”
Looks delicious ��
hi there, cloud street kodai here. so happy to be included and also in your top twenty hill station cafes. thanks. just like to mention that the photos (apart from the pasta dish here) are of pot luck, up the road! do let me know where i could send a couple of our place… thanks
Hi, thanks for the great food. We have included a picture of one dish from each of the eateries we visited 🙂
It was!