coffee shop

“The difference between the West and India is in the West, people are going into a coffee shop to actually drink coffee. The culture of buying a coffee and walking, especially in New York, is such a big thing that the financials work out for them. Here, if you …”

“You rely too much on the person who's brewing it. Yeah. And in most places, coffee is seen as a, okay, I invested in the machine, any random person can make the coffee, they're not gonna put the same care and effort that a coffee shop would.”

“Having a good coffee and good training is, and even good food is going to become the bare minimum.”

“2000, the capex becomes too large to fit it out. And the incremental revenue is not justifying the increase in rent as well. Below 800, then tables become occupied, and people don't want to wait for a coffee shop, though. If they see it's full, they'll just go…”

“Like a fifteen-year-old today in three years is much more likely to spend time in a coffee shop versus a nightclub and spend more of his money there.”

“In a coffee shop, even now, coffee prices are at a 50 year high right now. You know, add two, three rupees to the cost of a cup of coffee. So it's very easily absorbed in a coffee shop. In a packet of coffee, it's not very easily absorbed.”