Peter Celli Street is named after petercelie — Dutch for parsley.
1 / 3
Café Le Te
Opens 7:30 AM in a 400-year-old Dutch building with a hidden garden.
Cafe
A café on Peter Celli Street, in a 400-year-old Dutch building with a hidden garden, street-facing window tables, and a small hotel with an Ayurvedic treatment room. It opens at 7:30 in the morning, unusually early for Fort Kochi, and serves breakfast throughout the day, including coffee and historical Breudher bread. Peter Celli Street takes its name from petercelie, the Dutch word for parsley; Le Té is a good place to watch the old quarter wake up.
Visiting
| Address | Peter Celli Street, Fort Kochi |
|---|---|
| Quarter | Fort Kochi |
| Hours | Monday7.30am – 7.30pm Tuesday7.30am – 7.30pm Wednesday7.30am – 7.30pm Thursday7.30am – 7.30pm Friday7.30am – 9.30pm Saturday7.30am – 9.30pm Sunday7.30am – 9.30pm |
| Entry | Not recorded yet |
| Contact | +91 96565 99699 |
| Eating here | Not recorded yet |
Fact 1 of 3: Peter Celli Street is named after petercelie — Dutch for parsley.
What the cats hear
What visitors liked
- Calm, peaceful atmosphere with a hidden garden.
- Good quality coffee and food.
- Friendly, attentive staff.
Guides
Le Té by Iyami: The Best Early Morning Cafe in Fort Kochi
Discover Le Té by Iyami, a hidden gem on Princess Street. Opening at 7:30 AM, it's the perfect spot for historical Breudher bread, quiet coffee, and serene balcony views in Fort Kochi.
