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There’s nothing like a cup of coffee to go with a book. Head to these cafes that have both yummy food and reads on their menu.

Updated on: May 09, 2012 12:54 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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There’s nothing like a cup of coffee to go with a book. Head to these cafes that have both yummy food and reads on their menu

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Full circle bookshop and Cafe Turtle
Cafe Turtle is housed just above the Full Circle Book store. Both the bookstore and the cafe are frequented by avid readers in the city. The place offers books on different topics such as literature, cooking, photography, travel, fiction and many more. The cafe’s menu offers sandwiches, salads, coffees, teas and desserts. Cafe Turtle also has an indoor and an al-fresco seating. Apart from Khan Market, it has other branches in Delhi as well.
Where: 5B, Khan Market
Timings: 9.30am to 9.30pm
Tel: 011-24655641
Facebook: www.facebook.com/fullcirclebooks

PHOTOS: Ajay Jain

Spell & Bound Bookshop and Cafe
While the bookstore opened a year ago, the cafe section opened recently. Here, you can pick up a book and munch on the food served. The cafe has a veg and a non-veg multi-cuisine menu, the highlight of which is the beverage section. One can select from shakes, iced teas, coffees and a lot more. Don’t forget to try their bakery items. The bookstore offers various genres of books such as fiction, non-fiction, coffee table books, biographies, history, children’s books and much more. A meal for two here would cost around R800. You can also get books delivered to your home.
Where: C-11/2, SDA market (opposite IIT main gate)
Timings: 11am - 11pm
Tel: 011- 4102 7728
Facebook: www.facebook.com/spellandbound

Yeti- The Himalayan Kitchen
When you are here, you can get a feel of the Himalayas, with authentic cuisine and music of that region. The place also houses books that one can read while relishing the food. The books, which are stocked on one of the tables near the entrance, mainly include those related to the region and its history, such as Tibetan Art, Tibet - Renaissance of Nepal, and The Buddha Book, among others. The menu here offers a wide variety of items from Nepali cuisine.
Where: 50 A, 2nd floor, Hauz Khas Village; Timings: 12.30pm - 11pm; Tel: 9811990608; Facebook: www.facebook.com/yetithehimalayankitchen

Ziro cafe
This café, which is just above the Green The Gap store, is abuzz with activities. If reading a book and chilling with cold coffee is on your mind, then this is the place to head to. The place holds book reading sessions, book launches and book discussions. Books are also available for sale and reading. The menu of the cafe, which is just four months old, includes coffees, crepes, salads, sandwiches and more. Currently, they are showcasing the works of
photographer Pablo Bartholomew. A meal for two would cost above R500.
Where: 24/3, Hauz Khas Village
Timings: 11am - 11.30pm
Tel: 011-26561268
Facebook: www.facebook.com/zirocafe

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