August Café – A Relaunch That Feels Like Coming Back Home

August Café has always been a neighborhood favorite, and their relaunch made that clear. The evening was warm and familiar, filled with people who treat this place as part of their daily routine. The café was packed, a DJ played relaxed tunes, and servers moved through the crowd with tasty snacks. It felt more like a community celebration than just another event.

Much of August’s charm comes from Ruhi and Daksh Gupta. Ruhi brings warmth—she knows the regulars, remembers their favorites, and makes everyone feel at home. Daksh focuses on the vision and keeps things running smoothly, ensuring the food and experience remain consistent. Together, they’ve built a café that’s welcoming, familiar, and comfortable—just what a neighborhood spot should be.

Comfort Food, Crowd Favourites, and Standout Plates
The food impressed me all evening. The ragi-based pizza dough stood out—it was healthy, light, and still felt like a treat. Both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian pizzas were full of flavor and popular with everyone. The wraps were fresh, well-seasoned, and the kind of comfort food you’d want on a busy day.

The pass-arounds kept the energy going: the mushroom and tomato basil soups were warm and well. The pass-arounds kept things lively. The mushroom and tomato basil soups were warm and balanced. The avocado chili oil tartine had just enough richness and spice. The Mediterranean pita pockets were filling, and the herb-butter gnocchi was cheesy, soft, and comforting. spot without overwhelming you. The African Peanut Chicken Bowl was another highlight, packed with quinoa, roasted vegetables, and a rich peanut sauce that tied everything together beautifully.

Coolers, Coffee, and a Sweet Ending
The Coconut Bliss cooler was refreshing and light, perfect for the lively relaunch. The cappuccino was as good as ever, with the classic August taste. The tiramisu at the end was soft, airy, and just indulgent enough.

A Café Designed to Feel Like Home
What really sets August Café apart is the atmosphere they’ve created. Ruhi and Daksh want it to be a place people visit often, somewhere that fits easily into daily life. It’s the kind of café you can stop by after a workout, between meetings, or for a comforting meal after a long day. The relaunch showed that August is still the neighborhood’s “third space,” built on community, warmth, and good food.

If you want wholesome food, a relaxed vibe, and a real sense of belonging, August Café’s new chapter is just that—a homecoming.