United Coffee House

Hello How are you? I stopped here to start my day with a cappuccino coffee. I'm glad I did. It tasted great! The service was excellent and everyone had a nice uniform including the really cool security man outside. The interior was beautiful and relaxing. Although, I felt the price of my cappuccino was higher than expected. I will come again because the pancakes with fruit looked tasty. Thank you Please follow @bouncingplaces on YOUTUBE It helps support the channel so I can continue sharing amazing places like this to eat and fun adventures as I travel the world full time See you in the next one! Keep on Bouncing Baby

Dining at United Coffee House is nothing short of a time-travel experience. The vintage charm, regal interiors, and classic ambiance instantly transport you to an era gone by. I was there and reminiscing about the old Connaught Place days, and it felt more like reliving history than just a meal. The experience was more about being in that nostalgic setting, soaking in the heritage, than just the food itself. A true landmark that stands as a reminder of timeless elegance and cherished memories

we visited place on a Friday evening and it was busy but the service was fantastic. Ordered vegetable tempura, which was battered not on the tempura flour and came out like bhaji. Apart from that, the curry was good, and the chicken cutlet was average. Bit overpriced, but if you want to have a variety of cuisine at one place and have no budget restrictions, then go for it.

Stepping into the United Coffee House is like stepping back in time. The regal decor and sophisticated ambiance transport you to a bygone era of elegance. Unfortunately, my experience with their hot chocolate was a disappointment. It tasted like watered-down cocoa with no discernible flavor of chocolate or milk. We ended up returning it, which was a shame. However, the nachos were absolutely splendid! They were perfectly crispy and generously topped, making up for the disappointing beverage. So, maybe skip the hot chocolate and go straight for the nachos!

Went for a business meeting at 11 am. Empty place but started filling up slowly. The ambience was English and wonder if it will appeal to gen-Z. Definitely an expensive affair. The bill had a whooping V.S.C which I saw later and should have been asked for. Ordered for black coffee and cold coffee, both pegged at 389+taxes. The cold coffee was barely cold and a tall but small glass. Overly expensive and not worth it. Better places to go around...

Got a recommendation from my colleague that was a nice restaurant to explore. For food we ordered the Free Range Jidory Chicken Bridge which has Cilantro & Mint Scented Chicken Tikka, Jaggery blushed Chicken Tangri and Harissa Bloomed Chicken Parche. We also ordered the Pyaaz Amritsari Kulcha which came with Punjabi chikkad chole and onion relish. Lastly we ordered the Rogan-E-Josh. Overall my favorite was the Harrissa Bloomed Chicken Parche, it had great flavor and the tenderness was great. We were a bit disappointed with the Rogan-E-Josh. Nice place for food, great aesthetics and bougie restaurant!

Go if you want the good service and atmosphere. The food was only average as compared to the prices. The other restaurants charge better rates and serve delicious food so it's better not to go here!! Super expensive. They should focus on the quality of the food not the prices. Only the desserts served here were fine.

A colonial charm still being maintained. Especially the ambience and service. Always want to go back for the same.