Mikro Neighbourhood Cafe

Subhansu Sahoo

4 months ago

5.0

I went on a Solo Coffee Date here. And ohh boy it was the best decision ever. Well you don't believe in love at first sight until you see such aesthetically pleasing Cafés. Hands down the best coffee I had in a while.

DeNesh Kumar

1 year ago

5.0

Place is very minimalistic as the name says...good ambience at peace if not occupied fully. Avocado on Toast was good 4/5 Granola Smoothie bowl 3/5 French press coffee was good 4/5 Service was prompt and good

Arshia Kaul

1 year ago

5.0

Aptly named, this is a micro, very cute and cosy cafe!! They serve delicious coffee and bakes. Loved the vibe for a quiet evening. Definitely recommend it.

Divyanshu

1 year ago

5.0

Such a cozy little spot with amazing coffee and warm, friendly staff. A perfect place to unwind , definitely worth a visit!

Durai Praveen D

3 months ago

4.0

Mikro Café, Jubilee Hills – Cozy Breakfast Spot for a Simple Start My friend and I visited Mikro Café for Saturday morning breakfast around 8:15 AM. As expected, no reservations were needed—cafés are usually half empty at that hour. In summary, it’s a pleasant café with a reasonably adequate breakfast menu: decent coffee (hot and cold), some bread-based dishes, and a few bowls. Don’t come here expecting a full spread, but it works well for a light start. Location & Access: The café is easy to find, tucked into a quiet residential neighborhood in Jubilee Hills. Parking was fine for our two-wheelers, though car parking is limited to nearby streets. Given the café’s cozy size, that’s understandable. Ambience: The interiors are cozy and functional, cleverly using limited space. It’s airy, conversation-friendly, and softly lit, with a mix of seating options—small couple tables, taller seating on an elevated floor, and regular tables. The vibe is comfortable for groups under six. Background music added to the atmosphere, though at one point it got too loud and felt more like a DJ set. We asked the staff to turn it down, and they obliged. Food & Service: We ordered: - Hot Chocolate – good, though not exceptional. - Scrambled Eggs on Sourdough Toast – slightly bland, but improved with their spicy pickle-like side. - Yogurt Bowl – refreshing and well presented. Portion sizes were fine, especially for those watching calories. Prices were reasonable(850 INR for two), making it a good value proposition. Staff were pleasant, courteous, and responsive. Washrooms were clean and usable. Takeaway: Mikro Café is a cozy, conversation-friendly spot for a simple breakfast or coffee catch-up. It won’t wow you with variety, but it won’t bore you either if you’re looking for a routine café option in Jubilee Hills.

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Adarsh Yedmalwar

4 months ago

1.0

I've been there once, called them to have a reservation for 2 Pax. The owner confirmed the reservation. When I visited, the staff gave me a look and said, "We don't have any reservations." They didn't even bother to accommodate.