Coffee Sangam

Coffee Sangam has such a lovely vibe.. it feels like a modern take on a classic South Indian café, with traditional South Indian flavours and snacks blended with a more contemporary café-style menu. The whole concept is quite charming and I really liked the atmosphere. ☕️ Iced Latte with Almond Milk.. good! Smooth, refreshing and the coffee had a nice taste. ☕️ Filter Coffee.. honestly, this one wasn’t that great for me. It was okay, but didn’t really stand out. Navrang Onion Samosa.. really good and honestly quite tempting! Crispy, flavourful and such a nice snack to have with coffee. 🌶️ Peri Peri Punugulu.. really nice! Loved the fusion of a traditional South Indian snack with the peri peri twist. Overall, I really liked the café, the food and especially the concept. It has that classic South Indian café feel, but with a modern, contemporary twist.. a really nice fusion of the old and the new. Definitely enjoyed my visit and I’d happily come back to try more from the menu. ✨

Coffee Sangam is a place that truly stands out for its creative menu and excellent food. We tried several dishes, including pistachio podi idly, avocado roti pachadi on toast, kheema and poori, avakaya fried chicken sliders, a chicken hot dog-style dish (I forgot the exact name, and it is not listed on their online menu), jaggery caramel and roasted almond shake, filter coffee shake, and Milo boba. Every dish we ordered was unique, flavorful, and enjoyable. What impressed us most was the variety of options and how well they combine traditional Indian flavors with modern ideas. The food felt thoughtfully created, and everything we tried was consistently good. Another small detail that I really appreciated was their use of reusable pasta straws. It is a simple but thoughtful step that shows attention toward reducing waste and making the experience more environmentally friendly. These small choices add to the overall impression of a place that cares about more than just the food. A few things could be improved, though these are not related to the Coffee Sangam team. Parking around the restaurant is quite difficult, and although valet service is available, we had to wait for a long time to get our car back. Better valet management during busy hours would make the experience smoother. The restroom experience was also confusing because the bathrooms are located upstairs in Theta Theta Telugu. When we first asked the hostess at Theta Theta Telugu for directions, she did not know that we were dining at Coffee Sangam downstairs, and the interaction made us feel uncomfortable, as if we were just trying to use their restroom. Once inside Theta Theta Telugu, the staff were also not very helpful in guiding us, and there were no clear directions. The push-and-pull doors were also quite confusing until we figured them out after trying a few times. To be clear, this was not an issue with Coffee Sangam’s staff, who were good throughout our dining experience. They also add a 5% optional service charge. After requesting its removal, we wanted to tip our waiter directly, but he mentioned that staff are instructed not to accept tips separately from customers. Despite these small operational issues, Coffee Sangam’s biggest strength is definitely the food. The creativity, flavors, variety, and attention to detail make it a place worth visiting, and we would happily return to try more dishes from their menu.

Visited Coffee Sangam today, and it was such a delightful experience!☺️ If you’re planning a visit, the Qubani Toast is an absolute must-try—crispy, flavorful, and incredibly delicious. Pair it with their Filter Coffee and Palm Bun Maska for the perfect combination. 💙💫 A cozy café with great food, excellent coffee, and wonderful hospitality. Will definitely be visiting again!🎀✨

Coffee & Theta Theta Telugu are located in same building. Coffee Sangam - Dropped by for breakfast and tried their signature offerings. The mini poori with hummus was really tasty, and the dosa was solid too. However, the portion sizes are noticeably small for the price. Still, the ambiance is pleasant and welcoming overall. The filter coffee (their main highlight) was decent in taste—no major complaints there—but I wasn’t a fan of the cup design. It’s not ergonomic at all; it spilled easily when I tried pouring it into another container. Apart from that, it’s a nice spot. Theta Theta Telugu - We visited for dinner. The menu is quite limited, but you can mix and match items to create satisfying combos. We enjoyed Parotta paired with Peanut Vankaya curry, followed by Pappannam served with an assortment of mini sides. The flavors were outstanding—delicious and well-balanced. Even though the combinations were new to us, they felt surprisingly natural and enjoyable. The waiter was patient, attentive, and helpful in guiding us toward the best choices. The only downside is the sides policy: they don’t serve chutney even with dosa or idli, which feels a bit restrictive.

The place if good as a snack place and a cafe. If you want yobhave lunch try their restaurant next door. I personally loved their Pista Idly, Peri Peri Punugulu, and the Puri. Avacado toast was below average. Hope they improve it in the future. I will certainly come back for more...soon.