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Caffeine n Carburetors- Kolkata's only food hub
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Friday, 24 March, 2023, 16 : 00 PM [IST]
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
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Calcutta's food scene just got a lot more exciting with the arrival of Caffeine 'n' Carburetors - the city's only food hub that offers a unique combination of delicious food, coffee, motoring, and music. Located on Hungerford Street, this 7000 sq ft space is a paradise for food lovers who enjoy an up-market yet affordable dining experience.
The place offers a diverse range of cuisines that include Thai Street Eats, Neapolitan style pizzas, European Entrees, Columbian Coffee, Open Faced Sandwiches and Pressed Panini, Kebabs 'n' Curries, and much more. Each QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) has a distinct personality, so diners can choose from a wide array of options and savour their favourites.
The first floor has a retro-styled communal food hub with expansive dining spaces and a micro co-working space. This area is perfect for solo diners or groups who want to enjoy a meal while working or socialising. The second floor is dedicated to a luxurious Shisha lounge, where guests can unwind and relax after a long day. The lounge is adorned with plush couches and soft lighting, providing a cozy and intimate atmosphere.
At Caffeine 'n' Carburetors, diners can expect an unforgettable gastronomical experience. The food is not only delicious but also visually appealing, making it perfect for those who love to capture their culinary journey on social media. Guests can choose from a variety of dishes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or brunch, making every visit a unique and exciting experience.
The creators of Zaranj, a popular restaurant in Calcutta, have brought their expertise to Caffeine 'n' Carburetors.
In the words of Raghav Khullar, owner at Caffeine ‘n’ Carburetors, "We aspired to bring something new and game-changing to the gastronomy scene of Calcutta. We differentiated ourselves by amalgamating the strengths of a restaurant and food court format & creating somewhat of a hybrid.”
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