It's the season of sipping tea sitting in the warm winter sun in open terrace and watching the sun go down early. Yes, winters are just around the corner and we can't help but think of warm, soothing drinks along with piping hot snacks to relish. But you know what tops it all, a delightful terrace café with a huge lush green view where you can sit and discuss everything and anything under the sun along with a cup of kadak chai and pakode with your friends. And guess what, the food capital has a place exactly like that.
Triveni Terrace Café is a quaint little place right in the heart of Delhi with all things simple yet charming. Located at the cultural hub of the city, Mandi House, Triveni Kala Sangam is an amalgamation of arts. Right from music, dance and painting to photography and poetry - you name an art and you'll have an exhibition or a show going on here all the time. And so you'll find people from all walks of life thronging this place at any hour of the day. Be it the intellectuals from nearby Sahitya Akademi or thespians from National School Of Drama who come to learn here, the vibe at Triveni Terrace Café attracts just everyone, alike. And if you are an art aficionado, this is exactly what you need to be.
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A delightful seating on a plant-filled terrace overlooking a grassy amphitheatre besides an indoor seating as well, Triveni just doesn't stop there, it offers a small yet equally amazing food menu that take us back there every now and then. With mostly Indian meals to offer, Triveni is known for its sweet and peppy Palak Patta Chaat, which is a must try. The crunchy, fried spinach leaves dipped in a bowl of sweet and chatpata curd are just irresistible. Besides this, if you are a non-vegetarian and just love chicken, you shouldn't miss the Chicken Idli that comes with a huge and fluffy Idli topped with mouth-watering succulent pieces of chicken.
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What's more, you ask? Gorge on their Crispy Pakodas or Sandwiches along with a cup of tea. They also have a separate lunch and dinner menu available during the specific hours and serve typical Indian meals that include parathas, thepla and rotis along with curries.
A vibrant place with pretty open seating packed with all things artsy and a prime location that is buzzing with events, Triveni Terrace Café is a place you just can't afford to miss. And if you are lucky you can even catch a play at Sri Ram Centre right behind it.
What: Triveni Terrace Cafe
Where: 205, Tan Sen Marg, Opposite FICCI Auditorium, Mandi House, New Delhi-110001