A nice place to visit!
A lot of us may not be aware of a Fiat Caffe being present on Janpath (New Delhi), next to the McDonalds' outlet. Looking at th Caffe, with the Fiat Linea and the Punto omnipresent, one may assume it to be a car showroom. But that is precisely what it is not!
Starting with the entry, one would find a collection of Fiat memorabilia, which include a cycle, few mugs, key chains and books. Even a naked engine is kept, for all petroheads!
With LCD monitors on the walls, it gives the Caffe a classy ambience. The red cushions on the seats look very attractive, though it does tend to give an out-of-this-world experience. Numerous books have been kept, such as those about Ferrari, world super cars, international editions of food and wine magazines, and many many others. One may tend to get lost, as you are an auto freak like me!
After completing my initial few rounds within the premises, it was time to take the machines to the road. I drove the Grande Punto up to Akbar Road, and then came back. Since it was around 12pm, there was not too much traffic on the road. The only struggle that I see with the Punto is that it loses pickup considerably when driven with the AC. However, for the money spent, it is well worth the car.
There are many things to be liked and picked up, from my own experience, driving being one of them. Coffee is given by Lavazza here, and each member of staff is actually well versed with an Ipad, since they provide detailed information from the same. One of the hurdles for this place is that- not many people know about it. The other advantage is to get lost within the many automotive books, and the last, but not the least, is that is is a very quiet place capable of organising anything, right from a business meeting to a youth hangout spout. Who knows, some might even convince their dads to buy them a Punto or a Linea!
Starting with the entry, one would find a collection of Fiat memorabilia, which include a cycle, few mugs, key chains and books. Even a naked engine is kept, for all petroheads!
With LCD monitors on the walls, it gives the Caffe a classy ambience. The red cushions on the seats look very attractive, though it does tend to give an out-of-this-world experience. Numerous books have been kept, such as those about Ferrari, world super cars, international editions of food and wine magazines, and many many others. One may tend to get lost, as you are an auto freak like me!
After completing my initial few rounds within the premises, it was time to take the machines to the road. I drove the Grande Punto up to Akbar Road, and then came back. Since it was around 12pm, there was not too much traffic on the road. The only struggle that I see with the Punto is that it loses pickup considerably when driven with the AC. However, for the money spent, it is well worth the car.
There are many things to be liked and picked up, from my own experience, driving being one of them. Coffee is given by Lavazza here, and each member of staff is actually well versed with an Ipad, since they provide detailed information from the same. One of the hurdles for this place is that- not many people know about it. The other advantage is to get lost within the many automotive books, and the last, but not the least, is that is is a very quiet place capable of organising anything, right from a business meeting to a youth hangout spout. Who knows, some might even convince their dads to buy them a Punto or a Linea!
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