Revolution Cafe - Kathmandu

With friends entered this place and was pleasantly surprised. Nice atmosphere and good food. The menu was found quite varied. Everything from MoMos to Asian to Italian and even Mexican decisions. I would recommend, especially if everyone wants something else.

It is always happy to stumble over a place on a random walk, and then add this place to your list of favorites! My friend and I ended here for breakfast (fruits, Kurds and Museli and the revolutionary breakfast huge amounts. Go here with a big appetite! evening tea (yarsagumba tea I had for the first time; the friendly waiter explains to me the origin of tea extremely unique. Drink it and then Google it up! and dinner (spinach soup and Tandoori chicken. Both very beautiful. What has always shown us here was the happy, hippie ambience and the wonderful outdoor seats. the vibe itself was so happy and enjoyable! And on Wednesday night a beautiful local band called The Triplets plays a fusion of flute, tabla and flamenco guitar from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. We were met with their energy and synergy; an unlikely combination of music that sounds captivating! They played a few originals and a few covers you would ask to hear them covered with it. Our evening in the revolutionary café was indeed revolutionary by the power of music and space! I felt I was transported to an isolated restaurant on a beach when I listened to them and slept on my soup. Loved this place immensely!

Beautiful small western café, with good service and free (and fast! Wifi. You can just chill and blogging there for the whole day. Food is good and the coffee was OK.

I tried noodles and momos, momos was nice, noodles were not that great, but fine. Overall, over pricey

A cozy place to hang out chill with a good food and a peaceful location. But, it's little bit expensive in compare to normal eateries around.