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Skip to content January 20, 2013April 21, 2016 Saira RasheedLeave a comment

I spent the last couple of my days home in Islamabad trying out absolutely every possible restaurant/coffee place. F-11 Markaz (literally 2 mins away from my house)  is possibly going to be the next hub of coffee places and hangouts in Islamabad with Zafferano's, Tutti Frutti, Gloria Jeans and now, Dubai's Coffee Planet opening up [...]

January 13, 2013April 21, 2016 Saira Rasheed1 Comment

I began drinking coffee when I was 15 or so and the only 'good' coffee I had tried thus far was from McDonolads or Pappasalis and a few other cafes in Islamabad. My first encounter with Starbucks was at the age of ten when I had watched You’ve Got Mail and the characters’ obsession with [...]

January 7, 2013 Saira RasheedLeave a comment

Tea drinking is a central activity to Pakistani households but until recently Islamabad was lacking a location where you could relax, sit back and enjoy a selection of teas. Chaaye Khana located in Central Islamabad is an ideal place to go and enjoy a genuine cup of chai. The ambience resembles one's TV Lounge with [...]

January 5, 2013 Saira RasheedLeave a comment

I absolutely love this place, everytime I have been in Islamabad since last December, I have made it a point to visit this cosy cafe located in Kohsar Market in F6. They serve the best lattes, hot chocolates and carrot cakes. So if you are looking for a place to unwind and enjoy a genuine [...]

January 5, 2013April 21, 2016 Saira RasheedLeave a comment

If you are visiting Islamabad and looking for a pure desi restaurant with a Lahori twist, Andaaz in Saidpur Village is the place to go! We tried their delish Nizami Murgh (with Cashews) along with their selections of Naans! Needless to say the interiors transport you to Lahore

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