Review Rahilas - Bengaluru

K V N Raju

An old colonial era style bungalow converted to a shopping mall. The different shops and art gallery in the various rooms are unique and interesting. It has an good cafe behind it.

Roopa Fernandez

Just a cute cozy place with a beautiful cafe - Trippy Goat cafe and few stores to shop from. The vibe is great during weekends. Just a nice place to chill

Ahalya Acharya

Hidden green gem in such a busy part of town! Great space to pick up stuff from independent designers, artists, and garden decor too. Such a pleasure to walk around. And of course, you can always chill with a coffee, snacks and a glass of wine at Trippy Goat.

shreya sudesh

Trippy Goat Cafe is a wonderful place to spend any part of the day. Literally the best service and staff. The ambience is mellow and if you're lucky - and it's raining- you're in for a treat. Coffee or wine person - they serve both! Check out their Instagram for events like mixers, auctions etc. The crowd is classy. I'm going to frequent this place to work on-the-go. Located in the middle of Cunningham road - it's a nice escape from the bustling city. Opens around 11am. Do visit! Say hi to the lovely staff :)

Priyanka Rajwar

Very nice complex that hosts a lovely art gallery, boutique stores, a salon and two cafes. The place has ample parking, though the compound is fairly hidden from the street. You may miss the entry of you're not paying attention. Caravan store is a fairly new addition here. And so is The culinarium and Pony store. Highly recommend a visit for a relaxed shopping or coffee and dessert

RAYEEZ RIVADHAR

I had been there to visit Crimson's Art gallery. Unfortunately it was closed. But there is cafe and other shopping options inside the place. Ambience is good.

Remedia Fernandes

Love the quaint shopping complex but out of an old Bangalore heritage home. Fav place is Culinarium. Best sorbet in the planet. I love Pony for stock craft

Ashwin Shetty

Have loved visiting this green space in Blr ever since the days of Frescoes and Rahilas but they've managed to continue a similar tradition with Trippy Goat capturing the similar ambience of those by gone Cafes. Again a fabulous place for a monsoon or winter afternoon/evening !

Delna Shahuna Baindur

Hatworks was originally an old Bunglow converted to a mini shopping arcade. They have managed to keep the facade intact and add very exclusive merchandise on sale here Lovely garden and ambience ample parking space which is much needed abd a lovely lively cafe too

prashanth r

Trippy Goat Cafe is my favourite place here

Satyakam Sudershan

A piece is history in banaglore now a beautiful collection of boutique shops + very nice set of stores, getting featured now in newspaper articles as must be places in Bangalore

BRIJESH CHAVDA

Really good french restaurant, Pottery nearby, Art Gallery, Handloom. These place is like mini creative hub. All the creative things happening around. And most important of all the silence and greenery. Best thing!

Milind Chalisgaonkar

Peaceful place. We visited for lunch at a restaurant. Good food and service.

B M

Snuggled away secretly in Cunningham Road, the bosom of Bangalore, lies this beautiful, lush green lung space, erstwhile known as The Imperial Hat Works. This place seems to be quite a historical site. Once you have entered and walking down the corridor, you will come across a rich plush history of the place which when shared by the owners, with heart full of pride and joy, will leave you awestruck. I saw a large wooden cabinet, which seems to be some kind of a musical machine from Germany, which is very old. There are pictures from as early as the 1940s adoring the walls. Testimonials by some rulers of erstwhile kingdoms, in appreciation of the owners of Imperial Hat Works, etc. There are quite a few exquisite stores around here, but there certainly is a special extraordinary aura about this place. Lovely place!

Vanya Gautham

Visited the Pony shop here (They sell yarn, fabric and tools - not horses). Well stocked, friendly and helpful. They have limited parking, but have never had a problem finding space.

Sonam Hashmi

We went to the cafe for an exhibition. It was a good experience

Ravi Chari

Pony Craft Store is a one-stop shop for all your craft needs. Neat, compact, well-stocked, customers handled with utmost respect. In the heart of the city.

Joyjit Mukhopadhyay

I'm a regular here. The place has a cafe by the name of Trippy Goat which is my usual hangout place. There's also Hybiscus for plant lovers. The place also has a art gallery.

debasis mandal

Dear Trippy Goat this rating is only for the coffee and the ambience. The food definitely needs a lot of improvement. Wish you all the best.