Hyderabad, Aug. 6 -- Hyderabad's cafe culture, now bursting with themed interiors, aesthetic lattes and fusion menus, was not always this vibrant. A decade ago, cafes were few and far between, with most young people relying on bakeries, chai spots and hookah parlours for casual hangouts.
The idea of a cafe as a place to eat, lounge and make memories was still new, and that is exactly when Graffiti Cafe quietly stepped in. Touted as one of the first cafes in Hyderabad, Graffiti Cafe unknowingly laid the foundation for what would soon become a booming trend across the city.
Located on Road No. 13 in Banjara Hills, Cafe Graffiti was once a buzzing hangout spots for college students. Known for its lively vibe and affordable menu, it drew cr...
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