Coffee Point — Restaurant in Gurugram District

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India's deeply fragmented hotel sector is dominated by small and medium-sized owner-owned businesses.

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I give it 2 stars because first of all the location was very wierd, its like half inside the ground and its judt wierd. Second, the cooks and the waiters were not wearing any masks and were very casual about it... I am not even sure if they washed their hands... Or sanitation took place... But if you go there... Make sure tp drink their special tea.. I personally loved it! Tjats the reason I gave it two stars and not one... Thats it! Hope you like my...

It's just ok types.. don't expect too much of good coffee just by the name of it.. it's just a simple restaurant that is named after coffee which is not their speciality...