A calm, spacious Radisson-linked cafe with widely praised coffee, pizzas, breakfast and courteous service, though execution can vary and party-hall noise is an occasional drawback.
The Walters Cafe delivers solid food quality and attentive service that earn consistent praise, though variable execution in pasta, coffee, and fried items prevents a stronger showing. The calm, comfortable ambiance appeals to local diners seeking a reliable all-day cafe rather than a destination venue. Strong service hospitality and mostly positive reviews support the grade, anchored by a loyal following in its Dwarka location.
The Walters Cafe is a calm, spacious Dwarka hideaway attached to the Radisson, built for coffee, conversation and an unhurried meal. Reviewers repeatedly describe cozy lighting, pleasant music and a quiet atmosphere that works for reading or laptop time; one diner called it a welcome break from the city's rush. Service is usually warm and prompt, with staff frequently praised by name. The kitchen takes a broad contemporary cafe route rather than a single culinary tradition: pizzas, pasta, breakfast plates, global wraps, mezze and hotel-style mains share the menu. Coffee, pizza, Turkish eggs, mushroom stroganoff, fish and peri-peri paneer are the clearest crowd-pleasers. Results are not flawless—some diners found pasta average, coffee too sweet or too strong, and a repeat order of fried bites overcooked—but the overall picture is a dependable, flexible menu with plenty of vegetarian choice. Families have workable options, especially mac and cheese, fries, grilled cheese, pancakes, pasta, pizza, burgers and fish and chips. The menu is not exclusively adventurous, and the spacious seating helps, though there is no specifically labelled children's menu in the supplied data. Parents should consider checking seasoning and coffee sweetness for younger children, and ask about party-hall events if a quieter meal matters.
The safest bets range from Turkish Eggs and truffle pizza to mushroom stroganoff, with a few caveats about the pasta and coffee.
Expect a calm hotel-cafe setting and moderate spending, but allow for occasional event noise and some inconsistency in the kitchen.
Vegetarians have the broadest selection, while vegan and clearly labelled gluten-free choices are available but more limited.