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Cafes In Ooty You Can’t Miss: Coffee, Views, And Cozy Vibes

Whether you are a coffee lover or looking for a place to relax with your friends, here are some charming cafes in Ooty you must visit.

By Vaishalee KalvankarUpdated on
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Ooty’s picturesque town has several quaint cafes that serve more than just a cup of tea or coffee. Each cafe here is a haven of tranquility, comfort, good food, and warmth, offering mesmerizing views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Whether you are a connoisseur of coffee or looking for a place to relax with your friends or family, Ooty has got you covered! Here are some charming cafes in Ooty that you must visit. 

Charming Cafes In Ooty

Le Cafe

Le Café in Ooty is one of the most popular cafes in the town, renowned for its cozy ambiance and delicious food. The cafe features light background music and open-air seating, offering a very relaxed atmosphere. The most unique thing is that there are teal coloured shipping containers around the seating, which act as the food service counters. It is also one of the most recommended cafes for coffee breaks, relaxed lunches, and casual dining.

Address: Littlearth Square, Oriental Buildings, Commissioner's Road, Summer House Colony, Upper Bazar, Ooty

Timings: 10 am to 10 pm

Cost for two: INR 500

What to try: Farmhouse pizza, Bruschetta, Rancher sandwich

Cafe Diem 

Cafe Diem is a reservation-only vegetarian cafe near Ooty, just 7 km from Coonoor. It is known for its breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and hills, as it is nestled amidst tea gardens. The menu is carefully curated, featuring Thai, Mediterranean, and Italian cuisines. The interiors of the restaurant boast a vibrant and artful decor, making the experience a wholesome one. 

Address: Big Bandi Sholai, 2A, Inside Camelot Heights, Kotagiri Rd, Coonoor

Timings: 11 am to 6 pm

Cost for two: INR 1000

What to try: Pumpkin Coconut Soup, Vanilla Bean Pannacotta, Ratatouille 

LBB Cafe

LBB Cafe (Leann’s Confectionery) is a sweet, cozy cafe perched in the popular Upper Bazar Area. It is the perfect spot to sit back and gossip with your friends while sipping hot coffee and enjoying some scenic views. The relaxed cafe has outdoor seating that offers splendid views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The menu features Continental-style dishes with mocktails, coffees, and more. 

Address: CP62+7P8, Hospital Rd, opposite Municipal Office, Summer House Colony, Upper Bazar, Ooty

Timings: 12 pm to 10 pm

Cost for two: INR 500

What to try: Signature coffee, Hot Dogs, Lotus Biscoff cheesecake

Tea by Thé @ 180Mciver

Tea by Thé @ 180Mciver is a quaint cafe which is a part of the 180Mciver, a heritage villa. The cafe, though, is a part of the villa and is open to all non-residents. The cafe is known for its exquisite tea and splendid views of the valley and the lush green surroundings. The ambiance at this cafe is tranquil and calming, offering you some of the most delicious snacks that would complement your beverages well. 

Address: 1-4, Mciver villa, Orange Grove Road, Coonoor

Timings: 11 am to 7 pm

Cost for two: not known

What to try: Vanilla Pancakes, Vietnamese iced coffee, Signature tea

Cherrie Berry

Cherrie Berry is a local favourite, a vegetarian fine dining restaurant and café. It is located in the Highfield Estate, near Ooty in Coonoor. They serve  Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, and Indian cuisines. Cheerie Berry was a tea factory earlier, which was converted into a restaurant bar, giving the place a unique ambiance with high ceilings and large windows. The large windows offer mesmerising views of the tea gardens and Nilgiri Hills. 

Address: No.141, Highfield Estate, Coonoor

Timings: 9 am to 9:30 pm

Cost for two: INR1000

What to try: Veg kimchi rice, Veg sushi, Signature coffee

Best Time To Visit

Ooty looks and feels the best from March to June and then from September to November. These are the best months to travel to this scenic heaven on earth. 

Ooty’s weather is pleasant all year round, but during the above-mentioned months, it is warm during the days and cooler by night with occasional rains. From the month of October, you can expect the temperature to drop and get quite chilly. 

Summing up

Ooty’s cafes are a haven for both foodies and nature lovers alike. From farmhouse pizza and iced coffee to tea garden and Nilgiri hills views, these cafes in Ooty are a must-visit. 

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Vaishalee Kalvankar

Vaishalee Kalvankar writes about travel and food for unstumbled. With five years of content and event management experience, she has worked at Curly Tales India, Curly Tales Middle East, Tit Bit Foods, Minority, and Seventy Seven Entertainment. She holds a postgraduate degree in media, entertainment, and marketing from KES Shroff College in Mumbai. Apart from writing, she is a traveller at heart who also loves dancing, drawing, and reading. Her expertise in festive travel recommendations and...

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