Chillout Bamboo Restaurant - Restaurant in Hampi - Ballari, India

The place is located near Hampi bus stand and is a rooftop cafe. The ambience is good. You can sit on mats or tables are also available. Food is good. They don't take much time for serving the food. Definitely recommended.

Pasta and pizza are the most delicious places in Hapi. In particular, cream pasta stimulates the senses when you put them in your mouth. It is a popular place to make fresh ingredients. If you meet good food in moderate lighting and fresh air, it will be the best trip.

very nice place to eat and chill but the wait time is too long in the evenings.

Hampi's second most popular restaurant after Mango Tree is a great place to chill out for hours without crowds or pressure to vacate your table. It's comfy and friendly and while the prices are pretty much the same as Mango Tree and the food not quite as good, it's a very pleasant place and we spend a lot of time here

What a perfect place!!! We loved eating there and chilled when the sun was to hot! Indian food like western food everything was delicious and the team is super friendly!

A really great place to pas by if You're going to hampi. Service is friendly, meals are great, music is local and also US music payed. I used to have a good time with the owners. Marley and his friends will help you by providing all the tips you need about Hampi. I wish could stay longer !

I had visited Hampi, and this is the nice place to have your breakfast, lunch and dinner. You will enjoy the food and the best part is the service is very fast and drawback is that you will not get nonveg in Hampi, so enjoy the vegetarian food.

This one star is for the central location and rather nice ambience. But that's it! Beside the fact, that we waited half an hour for our order, guests are allowed to smoke which turns out very bothering when eating. There is only one waiter (who seems to be the manager) who tries to manage the service and the billing at once. His menu even mentions about non veg which we found surprising, since Hampi is a sacred city and therefore serving meat is illegal! The guy himself admitted this fact but somehow "he's managing it". And not to forget that he was very rude when we dared to ask for our order and showed that he doesn't care at all when we left. There are definitely better restos in Hampi, after trying pretty much all of them.