What's your Latte-tude?

At first glance, we loved Latte-Tude's cosy, colourful chairs and all-white tables embedded with coffee beans amidst white pebbles. The name was also apt for the cafe.u00a0Their shelves were lined with what resembled airline food. We opted for a Chicken Calzoneu00a0(Rs 40) which tasted exactly like what would be served from an airline kitchen -- heated in a microwave and dried of all its juiciness.

Next, we tried a Chicken Pahadi Sandwich (Rs 62). It was thankfully grilled and we enjoyed the hot, spicy filling as well as the perfectly grilled crust. It went well with our Caribbean Coconut (Rs 68), a smooth and delicious blend of coconut cream and cold coffee.u00a0

Finally, it was time for dessert. We tried the Apple Pie (Rs 58). Warm and crisp, though the pastry was a tad tough, this one had a lovely filling that was baked just right.u00a0Overall, this is the right place if you are looking for basic lattes, simple desserts and hopefully great conversation to help you not focus too much on your plate.