The German Bakery-Café Lavazza at Naggar is an absolute delight. Located in the tiny market beside the Naggar Castle, it's a great place for not just great coffee, but also people-watching or just curling up with a book on its ultra-comfy sofas and diwans. There's warm-mood lighting, wooden floors, wooden wainscot, plenty of wood on the ceiling and everywhere else. In a word, this café in the small, but pretty mountain town of Naggar, has state of the art design, that spells class. There's a mix of indoor and outdoor seating. An outdoor seating area, overlooking the Naggar Castle Road, Naggar's main drag, is great for people-watching during the season. Another outdoor seating area, overlooks a large lawn, and traditional village houses of Naggar, and maybe useful for smokers. The indoor seating area, with its warm hues, is great for chilly winter and monsoon days. It has a variety of seating from high bar stools, formal table-stiff chair arrangements to comfortable sofas and equally comfortable low diwans with brightly patterned cushions, arranged along the wall. There's a small library, just in case you forgot to pack a book for the trip. I ordered a cappuccino, which was hot and the best cappuccino I'd had in a long time. It certainly lived up to the Lavazza name and reputation. I settled down with Kawaguchi's magical novel, "Before the Coffee gets Cold". A very apt read with the tasty Lavazza cappuccino.