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Coffee at CAARA!



Taking up a cozy corner of CAARA, with Cafe Latte, a hot chocolate brownie and a book/or a lapy when i feel to write....is how i love spending time on chilly December days! This is one of my favorite places where i can be myself!

A quiet cafe on the ground floor of British Council Library at Kasturba Gandhi Marg, is dream place for people like me who want to run away from bustling madness of the city and spend quality time of their own!

Unlike other normal cafes which would rather make your conversations meaningless with non stop music running in the background, the place has an unsaid rule of being calm and polite. 

You won't see flocks of lovers/friends/corporate haunches here, rather genuine book lovers, art lovers, English teachers and a few expats are more to be found grabbing a corner and immersed in their works. Such is a beauty of Cafe CAARA! 

For me CAARA is ambiance which it serves to me! Though it has generous space to itself, the seating is not conjusted, with ample of space to breathe. 

After IHC, CAARA is my personal favorite where usually i like to visit alone...just to be with myself. Soulfully peaceful and serene!

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