Cafe Clay CUP

We’ve been here at Shree Vishnu Apartments on 5th Cross for a while now. It’s a quiet corner of Rustom Baugh Road, which we like because it’s not as chaotic as the main stretches nearby. Usually, one of us is here early to get things set up before the sun gets too high. The space is small, but it works for what we do. People mostly come in because they live around here or they’re walking over from the nearby offices. We spend a lot of time just cleaning up tables and making sure there’s enough coffee ready. Sometimes the clay stuff gets a bit messy, but that’s just how it is when you’re working with your hands. It’s not fancy or anything. There’s a lot of talk about different pots and cups, and we try to keep things simple. If you walk down the road, you’ll see our little sign. We’ve had some regulars for years who know exactly where the light switches are because they’re here so often. The 101 unit isn't huge, but it's home for us. We just keep our heads down and do the work. The neighborhood has changed quite a bit since we first opened, but Rustom Baugh still has that same old feeling in the evenings. We like the trees around here. It makes the walk to work a bit better when it's hot outside.