Ebrahim And Sons

We’ve been here at 14 East Street for quite a while now. If you know the Camp area, you probably know where we are, right across from the State Bank of India. It’s a busy spot, and there’s always something going on outside our door. Ebrahim and Sons is a small place, really. We don’t have fancy offices or anything like that. Just a shop where we get things done every day. My father started things, and now we just keep it moving. People come in, they ask for what they need, and we try to help them out as best as we can. It gets a bit crowded in here sometimes because of all the stock we keep on the shelves. You might have to step over a few boxes if you visit. We don't really do much advertising. Most people just find us because they live nearby or someone told them about us. The building is old, and it has its quirks, like the door that sticks a bit when it rains. But it’s home for us. We spend most of our daylight hours here, dealing with deliveries and talking to the regulars who stop by just to say hello. It's not a complicated setup. We open up in the morning, sort through the paperwork, and see who walks in. That’s pretty much how it goes here in the heart of Camp. We like the neighborhood, even with all the traffic noise from the main road.