A superb initiative. It is bound to make you smile somehow or the other.
Situated near the Maddox Square, in fact, right next to it, in the Valmikee Street, it’s a whole building dedicated to Special Children. The cafe is on the ground floor and covers the entire area. The passage to the cafe is very colorful, filled with graffitis and artwork. Then there are tonnes of fun activities strewn across the place. Basketball, Foosball, bicycles, darts, mini air hockey etc. line up the space to the entrance. The walls have been covered with vertical plants and enhance the greenery around. Once inside, you can see a plethora of vibrant colors everywhere.There are bookshelves, board games, colorful chairs and tables, a playhouse and a ball pool for kids, a shelf displaying items on sale, sticky notes proving testimonials of erstwhile patrons hung on a string, magnifique posters and exceptionally cute interiors. The word “fun” is written all over the place. They have a karaoke too.
Most impressive is the wait staff here. They are specially-abled children who are extremely cute and courteous. The way she said “Welcome sir, how many persons?” and “This way sir”, can melt your heart then and there. The order needs to be placed at the counter, but the food will be served by them at your tables. There are loads of books and board games to keep you company.
Enough babbling about atmosphere and the coziness, now coming to the food. The menu was unexpectedly covering all the dishes that you can find in a cafe. They have maggi, nachos, pasta, pizzas, burgers, shakes, desserts and other small finger food. We had thePasta Alfredo. It was served in a cute white pasta plate. The pasta was well prepared and sauce was very creamy and cheesy.
Next up was theWai Wai Bhel, the lovely Wai Wai (I prefer Wai Wai Noodles over Maggi Noodles) tossed in salt, pepper, onion oil amongst diced cut veggies. It has been and will always be one of the favorite munchies one can have. Again, the bowl in which it was served was pretty slick.
Then came another munchy,The Nachos.We opted for theBBQ Dipto go along. There were several dips to choose from. The nachos were good, crispy though.
For the finale, we had theFerrero Rocher Frappe.The concoction was thick and chocolatey and topped with a Rocher ball and a wafer stick.
The ambiance is absolutely superb, just like it should be in a cafe. To top it off, the service is very good, given the fact that it is being done by special children. The food is good too. What more can you probably expect from a cafe? This place comes with a Free WiFi too.
On a side note, please be patient with the servers.