The Rameshwaram Cafe @ Indiranagar - South Indian restaurant in Bengaluru - Bengaluru Urban, India

Love the ambience and the whole set up of the restaurant. Service was great, innovative. Found a few kiosks machine for automated order machines to make ordering food easy and hassel free.. To make the queues lesser... Food was one point below average, variety on food was pretty good.. And could try em all.. A pretty neat hangout space.. With very little seating space for families and more sit as you wish floor and step seats.. Overall a great spot to hang out for a quick bite.

I honestly think this place is quite overhyped in Bangalore. Especially compared to Taaza Thindi, I feel the dosas aren't really up to the mark. There are quite a few unique dishes like pudi masala idli which were refreshing to the taste buds. But overall it was alright but the prices are quite high for the brand. The management should really work on creating some sort of dining area wherein customers can at least stand as the place is extremely small.

Loved it! Many said its overhyped but i felt its worth the hype. Tried there ghee podi idli, vadai and filter cofee and it was awesome. Price is also on the lower side. The place was moderately crowded and the service was also fast considering the crowd. A good small cafe with tasty food at Indiranagar

Suffered in Rain... Reached here during heavy rain.. No place for even standing.. Food is overspread with heavy ghee(l think they are directly adding ghee from a plastic packet.. Dont know its quality and brand.. Masala dosa was not good.. Ghee podi idli is better... Should arrange some spce to dine...

Food is good, nothing extraordinary, just a lot of ghee, taste is good, the idlis are soft and the chutney is quite good too.No space to properly eat though, when crowded it's better to go elsewhere or go back home, not worth the wait. Parking for two wheeler is available on a good day.

I found this place to be overrated. There are no seating arrangements, and only two tables are available for standing and eating. Some people even stand by the roadside to have their food. Personally, if I want to enjoy street food, I wouldn't prefer this place. The dosa were thick like the uttapam and was drenched in ghee. While idli dosa might seem healthier compared to burgers or pizza, it wasn't the case here. The only redeeming factor is that it stays open until 3 am. Other than that, it's not worth the money or the time to reach there in Bangalore.

Finally visited the much hyped and maligned cafe. The ghee abundance makes it heavy after the meal. I found this hotel very much over hyped. Taste was average. The sambar and chutney were just ok. Even the cofee was not that good.

A long wait was over, I tried eating at this place today and I would say the food and service was awesome. It's a perfect combination of Karnataka dosa with Tamilnadu sambar. Other dosa places in Bangalore will have a Bengaluru sweet sambar and Bengaluru podi but here they have Tamilnadu sambar and podi which is the best in the entire Bengaluru. Also I would recommend their coffee which was very good with options of white or brown sugar. The only main problem is the parking, need to plan accordingly and park to avoid traffic penalties