Hotel Mysore Cafe - South Indian restaurant in Seebara - Chitradurga, India

Average restaurant. Poor ambience average hygiene Food tasted good (we had ordered butter masala dosa, butter roti and paneer butter masala), however due to bad ambience we couldn't enjoy the food. Lots of parking space available for for wheelers. Away from main road EV charging station available (1 no)

This place is based towards Hubli when travelling from Banglore NH4. The place serves good breakfast with many traditional Indian breakfast. Rave dose is a must try. They have a dose lunch option which is good too. If you are travelling in the evening and morning and want to have snacks and Tea they have the best Tea. Karnataka Tea which is abrivated to KT in North Karnataka, ya the Tea served here stands parallel to it. They also have EV Changing station which takes 1hr to charge full. They have plenty of free parking with clean Toilets for gents and ladies

It's a good darshini type South Indian restaurant which is in the NH4 Highway. We visited there for breakfast and tried Idly Vada, Dosas and avalakki. Everything we tried tasted good. Coffee is top notch. They have ample parking space, they also got a electric charging station for car. Pricing is average, service was quick

Pure vegetarian hotel and I say it's a one among the very few maintained, hygienic and spacious motel. There is also a small Bida shop for smokers. Staff were courtecious. Comparatively, washrooms are maintained way better. Food was little expensive. One can also buy some chocolates alongside of restaurant. There is a charging point for EV's!! Also they claim they use Nandini products which is known for it's quality and taste.

Mysure Cafe, located conveniently at the KSRTC bus stop, offers a cozy and inviting ambiance for travelers and locals alike. The cafe's commitment to not allowing outside food might have practical reasons, but it poses a challenge for some visitors who prefer their own meals or have specific dietary requirements. In light of this, I would like to make a humble request to the cafe's manager to consider allowing at least two tables for patrons to enjoy outside food. While I understand the importance of maintaining hygiene standards and ensuring the quality of the food served, it is also crucial to acknowledge that not everyone feels comfortable with hotel food, and some travelers might have limited options due to dietary restrictions or budget constraints. As a public transport hub, the KSRTC bus stop caters to people from various backgrounds, including those who might not have the means to dine at restaurants regularly. Providing the option to bring outside food could be a considerate gesture, especially for those who are conscious of their expenses or have specific cultural or health-related dietary preferences. Furthermore, it's commendable to note that Mysure Cafe has an EV charging center, showcasing the cafe's forward-thinking approach towards sustainability and eco-friendliness. This consideration for the environment and promoting electric vehicles is undoubtedly praiseworthy and aligns with the evolving needs of modern travelers. By allowing patrons to bring their own food on a couple of designated tables, the cafe can cater to the diverse preferences of its customers, fostering an inclusive and accommodating environment. This gesture would demonstrate the cafe's dedication to understanding the varying needs of its visitors, including those who may not be able to afford the restaurant's offerings or prefer homemade meals. In conclusion, Mysure Cafe's convenient location and commitment to sustainability through the EV charging center are indeed commendable aspects. However, I humbly request the cafe's manager to consider allowing at least two tables for patrons to enjoy their own outside food. Embracing this inclusive approach would ensure that the cafe caters to a wider audience, acknowledging the diverse needs and preferences of its visitors, while still maintaining its high standards of hygiene and quality for the food served on-site.

We stopped by for a quick snack on our journey along the highway. We were very impressed by their courteous staff and the tasty menu- curd avalakki and Maddur vada are highly recommended. Very good!

Limited food options to choose from Food is ok. It's pure veg station. If u have no multiple options then u have to choose from the menu . Side dish available like sweets n Lassi n buttermilk. U can taste tea or coffee there. Service n food quality should improve . Overall u can have food on banglore mumbai highway. Washroom available . Parking space is quite big.

The place on highway at Chitradurg. I had Masala Dosa. It was tasty , spicy (the dry chutney sprinkle inside ) with tasty potato sabji. The taste of sambhar was very unique and I liked it very much. The coconut chutney was ok. Other South Indian delicacy like Rava Idli, Mallige Idli, Mysore Masala dosa, Curd Avalakki was available too. The North Indian food was also available. In sweets gajar ka halwa was there. The service was fast. The wash basin area was ok. The washrooms are outside restaurant.