Great seafood spot with proper AC and a fun rock playlist in the background. Fish and prawns were cooked well, mango lassi was a nice touch. Good place to chill with friends. 😄

The chocolate cake was a lovely surprise. Service was fine, and the vibe is nice for a quick coffee stop. Seats were comfortable enough to sit back and relax for a bit.

The seasonal fruit platter was fresh and the coffee honestly some of the best I&#39;ve had in India. Grabbed a seat by the port&mdash;that view alone is worth it.

The Jokolia Chicken and that whole wheat bread were really good. Crab soup was rich too. Portion sizes felt decent for what we paid. Solid spot in Kochi.

Went with a couple of friends for a quick dinner. The hara bhara kebab was really good, crispy outside and soft inside. We ordered dal rice with chilli garlic paratha too, simple but hit the spot. Service was friendly, didn&rsquo;t have to wait long. Nice little spot if you&rsquo;re craving something comforting. 😊

The London street-style decor with that vintage phone booth is such a vibe. Garlic bread and pesto pizza were solid too.

The seating area felt really cramped, but the peach iced tea was refreshing. Creamy pesto chicken pasta was a bit oily though.

The Thai clear soup and Manchow soup were both solid picks. Staff knew the menu well and helped us decide quickly. Service was smooth, no complaints.

The catch of the day was properly spicy, came with salad and fries. Staff knew the menu well. Also had incense under tables for mosquitoes&mdash;smart move for outdoor seating.

The thenthuk was decent&mdash;hearty broth, good amount of veggies. Shabaley stood out, crispy and well-spiced. Steamed momos were fine too, though nothing mind-blowing. Portions generous, left full. Place gets busy around 7, so expect a bit of a wait. Pretty good for a casual dinner.

The waterfront seating is so peaceful, especially compared to the chaos of Fort Kochi. Just sat there watching the water for a while.

Grilled prawns were properly seasoned, fish pollichathu was solid too. Simple place, easy on the pocket. Service quick, felt like eating at someone&#39;s home.

Tried the charcoal menu last night &mdash; the smokiness on the lamb chops was spot on. Chef&rsquo;s plating looked almost too good to eat, but honestly the grilled prawns stole the show. Wine list had a decent Malbec that paired well. Service was quick even though the place was packed. Slightly pricey but fair for the quality.

The ghee dosa smelled a bit off, kinda like old oil. I told the staff but they just brushed it off 😕 The bhatura was decent though. Just wish they&rsquo;d taken the feedback better. Might skip the ghee items next time.

Went for the lunch buffet last week. Good spread honestly&mdash;got some proper Kerala dishes plus a few Chinese items which was unexpected. That eggplant starter though, really well done. Desserts were okay, nothing crazy. Staff kept checking on us which was nice. Only thing, window seats go quick so come early if you want the view.

Good masala tea and quick service. Nice spot to grab breakfast before the ferry. Nothing fancy but does the job.

Stopped by for a few drinks and some snacks. Place is quiet, almost too quiet honestly. But the food was decent, and the drink menu had a good spread. If you want a chill spot to just sit and talk without shouting, this works. Just don&#39;t expect any vibe or energy here.

Stopped by the gallery cafe mostly for the courtyard. Got a coffee and just sat there for a while. Quiet, not too crowded. The space itself is pretty nice, kind of artsy but not trying too hard. Coffee was alright, nothing special. Good spot if you need a break from the main streets.

The filter coffee was proper strong and fresh. Avocado toast tasted good too. Owner&#39;s a friendly guy. Solid spot in Fort Kochi for the price.

Lovely spot by the water, that old-world charm is really something. I had the grilled fish, fresh and cooked just right. Prices are a bit high, but the setting makes up for it.

Stopped by for a meal and honestly the view over the water is the main thing. Food was decent, nothing crazy but it did the job. Place felt a bit too quiet though, like almost empty. Maybe just the timing. If you&#39;re around for the scenery, it&#39;s fine.

The fish mango curry with coconut rice was 🔥 &mdash; tangy and properly spiced. Sat outside under the trees, pretty chill spot.

The colonial setup here is quite something&mdash;sat outside watching the boats drift by while sipping a crisp Sauvignon Blanc. Fish curry was the star, rich and tangy, paired well with the wine actually. Staff let us linger over drinks without hovering. Only minor gripe, the outdoor fans could be stronger. Still, a solid spot for a relaxed evening.

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