One Two Cafe

CombatCritic

7 years ago

4.0

I have to admit that I have not ordered a full meal here because it appears that is not their forté. The first time I visited One Two Café was for a quick bite to eat and a coffee while waiting for my Buddhist philosophy class upstairs. While enjoying my caffe latte and spinach quiche (more to follow), a friend of an employee brought in a meal (that looked like thenthuk) from another restaurant. Not a good sign, particularly considering that they have thenthuk on the menu. However, my spinach quiche was quite large for the price (100 rupees/$1.60) and very good although the crust was a bit difficult to cut through and the filling not all that rich, both likely due to a lack of egg and cheese in the recipe. Still, it was very enjoyable and savory. I have returned for their caffe latte, made from espresso on an Italian espresso machine, which is very well done and an outstanding value at 60 rupees (95 cents) for a regular and 90 rupees ($1.50) for a doppio (large). If you want an excellent coffee, tea, or light snack while visiting the Dalai Lama's Temple, then One Two Cafe is an excellent choice. CombatCritic Gives One Two Café 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... BOMBS ARE GOOD!

sidharth

7 years ago

3.0

They serve cakes, coffee and fast food. The ambience is below average and the food is okay types. I ordered momos, soup and peach ice tea. Frankly, the peach ice tea was so sweet, momos were okay(its better to have momos from street vendors in mclodganj) and tomato soup was really thick, With tomatoes floating in it(had to get the tomato pulp filtered to have the soup). Not a must go place, but you can visit it if you are hungry and roaming on the mall road. Its located near to the tibet temple. Price ; 300 for two