Cooperative Indian Coffee House - Cafe in Lucknow - Lucknow, India

This place is an absolute disaster. We ordered uthappam and it was horrendous to say the least. We had to throw the entire stuff after tasting just 1 morsel. Less said about the service, it took them 30 minutes to craft this trash. The whole place was shockingly unclean and we could see rats scurrying around. The toilet stink was unbearable and it was wafting to the dining area. At the end, there was no bill and the staff forced me to pay to their personal paytm account. The place deserves to be shut down. Pls dont come here if you value your life.

#Nostalgia #Lucknow's historic Cooperative #IndianCoffeeHouse will always find a special mention whenever we speak of awadh, #food, #coffee #revolution, #dialogue, #debate #conversation ... #AlotMoreCanHappenOverCoffee was ALIVE in these premises since ages long before #CCD branded the #slogan. MAJOR RENOVATIONS have happened at Lucknow's Indian #CoffeeHouse but don't raise expectations beyond reason! Be reasonable! New fans, better interiors, functional toilets, better menu, SAME price of #blackcoffee Rs30, omelette with two #breadtoast Rs50, better lighting though natural light is good, okay service (same as before )... menu includes fhali, #southindianfood dishes though I have not tried any . . . #foodweeat #foodlover #foodie #indianfoodie #lucknowfoodie #foodblogger #indianfoodblogger #lucknowfoodblogger #delhifood #delhifoodie #delhifoodblogger #foodstories #streetfood #eggomelette

One of the most Iconic Coffee Shops of Lucknow There are several stories associated with the Coffee House that make the place all the more interesting. It is said that in the year 1984, the then U.S Ambassador to India, Mr Harry Barnes visited the Coffee House and he reached the place by a rickshaw where as his official car followed him behind. Another such story as told by old timers is that of the former UP Chief Minister Vir Bahadur Singh, who was also a regular visitor to the Indian Coffee House. It is said that he used to visit the place to know more about the common man and his problems, though this goodwill gesture was seen as 'stooping down from protocol' in those times. Legend has it that the former Indian Prime Minister, Late Chandra Shekhar, used to visit the Indian Coffee House so much so that he had a fixed table there. Some of the most esteemed visitors were Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, Feroze Gandhi, Atal Behari Vajpayee, Acharya Narendra Dev, Vir Bahadur Singh, Amrit Lal Nagar, Bhagwati Charan Verma, Majaz Lakhnawi! This landmark first came into business in 1938 and now there is less hustle bustle but.. the coffee served here without an argument is the best one!

Old School nostalgia Coffee was quite soothing

Pleasant place, Calm invironmet, very spacious. But one thing is very bad that is Service. Very poor service. Food quality is ok according to this price. Limited options available

Food Is Amazing , quick serving , Pocket friendly , prime location ! This place is Not that Fancy in Interiors and Ambience but serves amazing Food in pocket friendly rates !! Dats why dis place is a must visit !!

The coffee you get here is worth every penny. It's just close to cafe coffee day hazratganj. The coffee house is a bit old but the taste is the same.

Location is Great Atmosphere is Good Coffee is Awesome