Champaca Cafe - Bangaluru India

Quaint little bookstore off Cunningham road with some incredible garden views. They also have a lovely little cafe with snacks and pastries that complement their selection of books. A very unusual book store with a great collection, they have a separate section for children’s books and a whole section for local authors. Very friendly staff and I can easily spend hours here! A definite must visits

Very small place. But cozy. Great collection of books in the library. Cafe has limited menu. Loved the overall vibe.

What a wonderful place to spend your entire day. I’m not much of an avid reader, but I truly loved the vibe, wide collection of books, the silence, decor, honestly whatnot. Love that they have a nice cafe too. Haven’t tried the food but look forward to next time.

Stepping into Champacca feels like entering a world inspired by Studio Ghibli 's whimsical aesthetic which is perfect for immersing oneself in a book or engaging in conversations with friends or fellow literary enthusiasts. The combination of a verdant avocado tree, the allure of new books, and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee is simply irresistible. Luckily, during my visit, the enchanting space was abuzz with the launch of 'Choral Voices ' by the talented author Sebanti Chatterjee. The atmosphere was further elevated by a soul stirring choir performance by students and Sandra Oberoi from Harmony The Music School. The whole experience was so refreshing. Well apart from coffee and desserts there are cold brews and savouries to enjoy that would be all as the menu is short and sweet. Whether you 're seeking a quiet corner to get lost in a novel, a cozy space to enjoy a slice of cake, or a cultural hub hosting literary events, Champacca delivers on all fronts.

The ultimate paradise for book lovers in Bengaluru. Away from the city crowd this place is an absolute gem. A quiet place where you can spend your whole day simple sipping coffee and reading your favourite book. The only concern I felt was the space. Could be congested if more people would start exploring this place.