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Clients enjoy the sights of Vivekananda Museum and reserve a table for nice meals here. Good orange chicken, pizza Margherita and chicken rolls are among the dishes to be tried at this cafe. Coffee lovers will find it great.
Many people underline that the staff is pleasant at Museum Cafe. Fine service is something guests appreciate here. The lovely atmosphere offers a comfortable feel to a clients' stay at this place. Google users who visited this spot state that the most suitable score is 4.6.
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Sanjay
3 months ago on Google
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sp bond
4 months ago on Google
Nice cafe inside commissionerate of differently abled. The irange ginger cooler was refreshing in hot weather Meal type: Other Price per person: ₹1–200 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5
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Response from the owner
3 months ago
Thank you for visiting us, glad that you had a good time and also for the 4 Star ratings. This café serves as a vocational training center for persons with special needs. Every smile and every cup of coffee served is part of a journey toward empowerment. Our trainees are here to master the nuances of food preparation and professional table service, with the ultimate goal of becoming employable and achieving financial independence. Your support and kind words provide immense encouragement to our trainees. We look forward to welcoming you back again
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Venkatarangan Thirumalai
a year ago on Google
Instead of the usual beachside stalls, I walked across the road to Museum Café, which is located at the intersection of VP Raman Road and Marina Beach Road, near to the Vivekananda House. The café is on the first floor of the State Commissionerate for the Differently Abled. While there seems to be a lift and wheelchair access, I took the stairs, so I didn’t check the lift (sorry!). The building has ample parking space for both cars and scooters. The café is spacious, air-conditioned, and offers a pleasant view facing Marina Beach on the east side. It can comfortably seat around 40 to 50 people. When I went around 5:30 PM, there were two staff members and about ten guests seated in a circle – it seemed like a local group having a discussion. The café is run by the Hot Breads “Winners” group and is part of an initiative to train and empower people with disabilities. Hats off to the Tamil Nadu government and the partnering organisations for making this happen. These efforts help integrate marginalised communities into everyday society and make us view them not as separate, but as part of us. I ordered a lime juice (₹50) and a Veg Fantasy Pizza (₹159). The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the location and setup. While the Marina beachside pushcarts offer a wide range of snacks, I find their hygiene to be hit or miss. Here, you get a clean environment, AC comfort, and good food quality. It took about 15 minutes for my order, as they oven-baked the pizza fresh from their prepared dough, not preheated or microwaved. The lime juice was freshly squeezed, just salt and a little sugar – nothing else. The pizza was soft inside, with crispy edges – just the way I like it. The staff were friendly and the service was good. Meal type: Other Price per person: ₹200–400 Recommended dishes: Margarita Pizza
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Response from the owner
11 months ago
Thank you so much for your wonderful 4-star review of Museum Cafe! We truly appreciate you taking the time to share such a detailed and thoughtful account of your experience. We are so glad to hear that you enjoyed the location, ambience, our Veg Fantasy Pizza and fresh lime juice, and found the cafe to be clean, comfortable, and welcoming. Your feedback on our food and service is invaluable to us. It means a great deal that you recognized the larger mission of Museum Cafe. We are proud to be a training hub that empowers individuals with disabilities through our partnership with Hot Breads “Winners” and the Tamil Nadu government. Your kind words about this initiative are incredibly encouraging for our team and trainees. Thank you again for your support and for highlighting inclusive initiatives like ours. We hope you will visit us again soon, perhaps to try our Margherita Pizza next time!
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1st Floor, 27WH+HXV State Commissionerate for the Differently Abled, Marina Beach Road, behind Avvaiyar Statue, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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