we would wander along to Master's Art Cafe for breakfast every day. The owner is very friendly and offers traditional Keralan or Western style food. we liked the chilli omelette and the ginger tea is also very nice. good views of the cricket field too, on Sundays there may be as many as 7 games to keep track of!

Not especially authentically Indian but after a while that may be what you fancy - no-one complains Pakistani kebab rolls in East London aren't authentically British after all.

Great decor, with some artwork displayed, and really great atmosphere with mix of foreign and Indian visitors, making this a really enjoyable place to eat. The service was super friendly and efficient at all stages, and the food and drinks were great. One great thing was there was a reference to food safety/ice (I think it was on the menu,... More

This is one of the alleys off princess street, and is well sign posted from that street. Its a cool, light and airy contemporary cafe with an entrance showcasing some painters/artists. We just had some fresh juices, and didnt eat, but the menu seemed to have snacks and nibbles rather than main meals. We found it to be a relaxed,... More

Liked all, disliked only that I would have appreciated to see more locals - but I was told that the young generation tend to hang out there late in the afternoon - when I was never there. But - it´s just a very, very nice place!

If you are looking for delicious food, this is the spot! My friend and I were staying at a hotel nearby, and we liked this place so much, we went back every morning for the next three mornings! Over time, we got to know Biju, the proprietor, who took our order and told us things about the town. His wife's... More