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Cafes to work in Hyderabad



I reccently wrote about Why you shouldn't work at your regular office. So here, I am publishing a list of cafes in Hyderabad where you can go and work. This is not the complete list and I have chosen a few which I think are quite good. Give it a try ! You'll never go back to your office :)


Deli 9 Bistro

A Great place to hangout, it has been designed very carefully, especially the walls and the sitting. 

We ordered Mango punch and Belgium chocolate something. Both were delicious. Mango punch kind of pushes you to a state of ‘Mangorgasm’ :) .
In food, we had nachos and garlic bread. Garlic bread was ok. Nachos were good. 

All the things had substantial quantity. In fact, I haven’t seen that much quantity being served at any other place, especially in case of drinks.
The wifi speed is decent enough and they provide you perfect couches to carry your laptop/tablet/book.

 They should make the place more spacious. AND. maybe open 2-3 cubicles kind-of space at the end, as the place tends to be crowded at times.

 Food : 4.5/5
Service : 5/5
Ambience : 4/5
Wifi speed : 4/5


 Griffin Bread



 This place seems like it has been made for this purpose. You can always see many other people with their laptops. They have great couches and wifi speed is good enough for surfing.

Regarding food, I had a ring donut their which was not upto the mark, but their cappuccino was good. There are many other bakery items to try out their and the menu offers you a lot of variety. 


Wifi speed : 4/5
Food : 3/5
Service : 4/5
Ambience : 4/5
Cafe Mocha 35mm

 Located near the botanical Gardens, Kothaguda, it's usually a quite place during the day time, so you can go there and work for around 3-4 hours easily.

Due to not being crowded most of the times, the wifi speed is great there (You can stream youtube videos ! ).

 It's pocket friendly with decent food quality. Give a try at their caramel flavoured coffee. 
They also serve breakfast, in case you are an early riser.  

 Food : 4/5
Ambience : 3.5/5
Service : 4/5
Wifi speed : 5/5

Conçu

One of the best bakeries in the city and a must visit place for all the desert lovers. There are many other points that add to the beauty of this place such as great wooden furniture and the drawings on the walls.
The staff is very nice and service is pretty quick.

A place with a descent wifi speed, you can go there to just relax for some time, or carry your laptop if you have a habit of working with an awesome music playlist in the background and delicious food on one side.
I had mango passionfruit, irish chocolate eclairs and an espresso. Eclairs was awesome and other two were good. The prices are little on a high side but that's totally worth for the ambience that they provide you.One thing I would suggest to them is that they should upgrade their sound system, and may be decentralize it around the whole cafe.

Ambience : 4.5/5
Service : 5/5
Food : 4/5
Wifi speed : 3.5/5
News Cafe

Stupendous view of the secret lake on one side and the usual hyderabadi breeze. It's surely a pleasure to work there. I am talking about their outdoor sitting here. 
Wifi speed here is decent because it's always a bit crowded.
Food is a little bit expensive, but continental starters are worth trying.
Great place to crash in happy hours and grab a beer. I've heard a lot about their cocktails also.  


Food : 3.5/5
Ambience : 5/5
Service : 3.5/5
Wifi speed: 3.5/5
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