By Darshan Sreekumar
Hey Guys, This
is the review of Café Papaya, located at Palarivattom, Cochin.
Well, it was
just another Saturday morning and my dad was going through ‘The Hindu’
newspaper, when a news column caught his attention. A Finnish musician named
Rasmus Pailos was performing at Café Papaya. We had never heard of Café Papaya,
and upon enquiry, we found that it was just a two minute walk from our house.
We went there a few minutes before 8pm, when the programme was supposed to
start. The place was mind blowing!! A
totally contemporary design, blended with modern art and a library. A
wonderful, mesmerizing description of the café stands beside the entrance. “We
have designed this place with the intention of reviving the 80’s nostalgic atmosphere,
and the concept of listening to music over a cup of coffee,” says promoter
Jithu. The moment the door closes behind
you, all personal concepts of time stand still.
A heavenly ambience is created using dim incandescent bulbs. A mini theatre sits there, awaiting keen musicians.
A small but
diverse menu filled with delicious salads, cakes, and beverages, both hot and
cold. It goes easy on your wallet too..!!
The library and the living room- inspired styling make you feel the
comforts of your home. Best of all,
Papaya expects more of a family crowd than a bachelor crowd.
(The author is my Son, a high school student and avid music enthusiast, learning drums and guitar)
(The author is my Son, a high school student and avid music enthusiast, learning drums and guitar)
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ReplyDeleteThe review is really wonderful. Darshan has proved that he is good in writing also.He sees the things from the perspective of the management as well as the customer.The beauty of his style lies in the positive connotations he used in this review.Please encourage him to read and write more.Help him to unleash one more talent.
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