Described as an experiment in peer-to-peer generosity Seva Cafe is a place where generosity and love are ethics, food is served with the purpose of spreading love as well as make you feel homely. Once you step in, you will be moved by its energy and vibes. It is seasoned with an out of the box concept and of course, delicious food and beverages.
Situated on CG Road of Ahmedabad, Seva cafe is all about love, sharing, and generosity. The cafe is managed by a group of volunteers who cook, clean, serve and entertain the guests to make them feel that they are a family member.
The gift economy is a concept where you pay for the customer who comes after you. The check reads Rs.0 with only this footnote: “Your meal was a gift from someone who came before you. To keep the chain of gifts alive, we invite you to pay it forward for those dine after you.”
Freshly prepared food will definitely give your taste buds a treat. The menu changes according to market availability and seasons, so you can try new dishes on every visit.
With huge posters and quotes all around the cafe walls, the ambience of the cafe is no less than any high-end cafe, yet it has a touch of a cosy and homely vibe inside the cafe.
You can also contribute in spreading the love by volunteering in anything you want, be it cooking, managing or housekeeping. If you wish to volunteer, you can head to their contact page. With food just like home and smiling faces around you, I am sure your experience will be unforgettable. For more info on Seva Cafe, check their website here. Let us know if you have visited Seva cafe. Share your experience with us on our socials! Instagram | Facebook | Twitter
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