Potboiler Coffee House

Nestled within the heart of the city, "Potboiler" stands as a testament to the art of crafting the perfect coffee experience. From the moment you step inside, the warm embrace of rich aromas and the mellifluous symphony of whirring coffee grinders welcome you into a haven of sensory delight. Ambience reigns supreme at Potboiler. The rustic yet modern decor melds effortlessly with the gentle hum of chatter, creating an atmosphere that oscillates between bustling energy and tranquil coziness. The interplay of warm lighting and the earthy tones of wooden furnishings cultivate an inviting space, ideal for a solitary retreat with a book or lively conversations over steaming cups of java. However, Potboiler haven isn't merely about aesthetics; it's a shrine to coffee craftsmanship. Their menu reads like a symphony of flavors, boasting an extensive array of blends sourced from across the globe. Each sip unveils a nuanced tale, whether you opt for the robust depths of a dark roast or the delicate intricacies of a single-origin pour-over. The baristas, true artisans in their domain, curate these offerings with finesse, ensuring each cup is an ode to perfection. But it's not just about the coffee. The menu features a delectable assortment of pastries and light bites, each complementing the beverages exquisitely. From buttery croissants to indulgent cakes, there's a delightful accompaniment for every discerning palate. What sets Potboiler apart is its commitment to fostering a community. The convivial ambiance encourages patrons to linger, their laughter and shared experiences weaving an intangible tapestry that transcends the mere act of sipping coffee. In summation, Potboiler isn't just a coffee shop; it's an experience. It encapsulates the artistry of coffee-making within a space that exudes warmth and conviviality. For anyone seeking a respite from the ordinary—a sanctuary where coffee becomes an affair of the soul—Potboiler stands as an indispensable destination, a place where every cup tells a story worth savoring.

Pretty place just around the turn of a road. Inside isn't that large but good for coffee dates. People who love strong coffees, can visit here. Prices are a bit high for the food quality maybe. I don't know but maybe it was the wrong choice for the food. The Rigatoni pasta was a bit hard to chew on. When it's hot, it doesn't taste that much good. But as it started to cool down, a different kind of good flavour came up. The Vietnamese coffee was good. And the long black didn't look long at all. Good for one time visit, in my opinion.

Located on the narrow streets of Gariahat, this coffee house consists of huge varieties of coffees to offer. A small cafe with limited sitting arrangement but offering high quality coffee and food. Relaxing and comfortable ambience where you can have your coffee while reading books or chat with your friends. For me its a suitable cafe for spending some alone time while reading and sipping my favourite coffee. During Durga Puja we visited this cafe for the first time. Ordered Piccolo Late, Flat White, Cold Brew. Piccolo latte turned out to be the best choice. I think the coffee taste was a bit lighter than a Cortado, but it suited my choice of flavor. In the snacks section we tried Humus & chips, Pizza where as in the desert we had Tiramisu. Pizza was too good with perfectly baked bread and delicious toppings of sauce, tomatoes, cheese and fresh basil leaves. I highly recommend the tiramisu here.

If you are looking for different coffee variants, then you must visit this place for sure.The menu boasts an impressive array of beverages in both hot and cold, mostly caffeine-based and not to forget the delicious quick bites. The ambience is pretty calm and this is a quick go to place if you happen to be that area. The price is slightly on the higher side compared to the quantity offered. Taste wise it’s good and even the service was quick enough. Overall had a good time over here and would love to visit again.