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Rahul, Di Bella and I

So I’m getting married in November and all the wedding preparations are going on in full swing. With office on weekdays and shopping on weekends, I have not been getting enough time to spend with Rahul (either he’s out shopping or I’m out shopping!). Moreover the pressure of wedding, too much work at office and the most hateful activity on earth (shopping) have started taking a toll on me!

Rahul finally decided to take a break from all this and realized how much I need to talk to him and spend time with him to ensure that I don’t go completely mad (more than before)! We made an impromptu plan last Sunday. He gave up his cricket for me (partly because it was raining :p) and we went to Phoenix Market City, Kurla. While we were too early for dinner, we decided to spend time in a coffee shop. What better place to spend time than in Di Bella!

Crockery
Curved Cup for Flat White
I’ve been to Di Bella before and really like the ambience. It’s quiet and nice and their cutlery is amazing. What’s more amazing is the spread of coffee that they have. Well made coffee using good quality beans does the trick. This time I tried the flat white which was what I exactly needed. While Rahul and I poured our hearts out, the flat white gave us company. Rich and smooth, piping hot coffee with a brilliant texture, this coffee comes in various flavours. If you like to experiment with your coffee, try the flavours. If you are in a somber mood like me, go for the traditional flat white. All coffee is served in a different shaped mug and the shape of the mug is enough to lift your spirits.


Rahul and Di Bella actually helped me relieve myself from all the feelings of frustrations and tiredness. After all the right company and coffee can do wonders! 
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Location: Phoenix Market City Mall, L.B.S. Marg, Ashok Nagar, Kurla, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400072, India

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