I love my tea, coffee, chai chat sessions. In Delhi, Kolkata wherever I travel, I love visiting quaint coffee shops and restaurants, which are off the beaten path. With Geethica’s book in hand, I will never again worry, when it comes to Delhi. This is where Geethica Mehra’s book is gold, for the new and frequent Delhi traveler or Dilli local. You can download the book and go. Check your budget, location, and plan. Find the place on the Google map (they included it in the book) and you are spared hours of irritations searching everywhere.
With this book, you know you will get money worth.
While coffee shops rarely have unique menus, her extensive coffee date experiences open up Delhi’s coffee nooks to the uninitiated. Whether it’s for a family wanting budget options or a typical date, this book won’t disappoint. I adored her story about the birthday party celebrations, at a diner cum coffee shop.
What stands out?
The storytelling makes this travel down Delhi’s bylanes interesting. That’s where you find the charm of this book. Honest free-flowing writing makes for an easy read. The authors love for coffee and memories of time spent with her hubby on dates, was romantic.
What I will look forward to?
- A sectional approach to organizing the cafes.
- Maybe a picture of Geethica with a steaming cup of coffee in one of the locations on the cover.
- I missed what she ate at the Big yellow door and Zawadah. While her food choices may not help me choose but as a reader, I missed these details.
- A glossy high-end coffee table book, with pictures, limited edition type in the future from the author.
How will this book help you?
- How much money do you need to eat at the cafe?
- Whether it’s close to the metro station?
- Whether it has live music available?
- Will kids have books or games?
My top fave cafes
- Roasters coffee was a book cafe
- Cafe Qahwa
- Vaw cafe at Sanik farm
- Oxford Bookstore cha bar
- Kumzum cafe pay what you like!
- For the pictures with each cafe, you can visit her blog.
For all those who love chatting with their chai and coffee, this book is a must download. If you are in Delhi, this is a must-read. But if you are nostalgic about Dilli(like me), this is a sweet read. Go grab the book now.
The Book Blurb
Do you love coffee? When was the last time you visited a cafe? Thoughts and Conversations engulf my personal coffee experiences passed on to you. Grab the book and explore cafes in and around Delhi. Supported by maps.
About the Author
Geethica is a professional blogger and freelance content writer. She has pursued Creative Writing Course at British Council Delhi. She loves to blog her thoughts at Thoughts by Geethica. She is proud of managing time and being productive at every work. Get the book here for free.
This is part of Blogchatter Ebook review.
