Kairos Cafe

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• Anynomous

  10 June 2018

  Good coffee. Fairly quiet + good Internet to get some work done

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• Anynomous

  07 June 2018

  Good place to relax whole day.

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• Anynomous

  08 April 2018

  A quiet cafe with very good internet. I find this to be an amazing to place to work and enjoy food and coffee.

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• Anynomous

  16 February 2018

  Inspiring things is what these people are doing in rural communities of Nepal, building a better community. Grabbing a coffee from here is a worth and they are good as well.

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• Anynomous

  08 February 2018

  Update:
  They finally paved the road! :)
  Very nice, fast and kind service!!
  Very delicious food, snacks and tea (haven't tried the coffee yet)

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• Anynomous

  25 November 2017

  Yummy spot for breakfast!

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• Anynomous

  24 November 2017

  This review is geared for remote workers. If you’re just grabbing breakfast or coffee at Kairos, it’s great! I found the food creative and delicious, the atmosphere warm, and the mission of the social enterprise worth supporting.
  
  But as a remote worker, I was surprised that each time I visited I was reminded of my presence by the staff. I worked from Kairos two days in a row and both days a staff member approached me, made a remark about my empty drink, and asked me if he could get me anything else. As a general rule, I (and most other remote workers) will try to order a meal and at least a drink every couple hours. We know we’re occupying space and seats. We’re grateful for the café to host us to get work done. And in exchange, we return again and again (often daily), and usually spend more money more often than the café’s more regular customers. Sadly, Kathmandu – and Patan specifically – still doesn’t have many options for remote workers. But I wouldn’t recommend a friend to work from Kairos yet. If it were a bit more friendly and understanding to the remote worker scene, they would be rewarded with more consistent and increased business. If you're serious about doing work, pay the 1,000 rupees (~$10) to work from The Platform co-working space just down the road.

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• Anynomous

  25 August 2017

  One of the nicest places in Kathmandu. The owners moved to Nepal and have devoted their lives to the nation. The food is superb, a blend of local cuisine and western classics, for a bit of home cooking whether you're a visitor or a local. The cafe has some of the warmest and most joyful people I've ever met. Wi-Fi works great, food and coffee are top-notch, and the people are by far the best part. Highly recommend!
  
  (And if you're in town for more than a day, I recommend booking a room or adventure tour with their lodge and travel company!)

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• Anynomous

  12 July 2017

  A great place to sit and work for a while over coffee. Wifi works well, coffee is delicious, and there are plenty of tables and seating areas.

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• Anynomous

  15 June 2017

  It is a nice place to meet with people. They have nice food and drinks.

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• Anynomous

  22 February 2017

  Friendly environment and good food but summertime gets very crowded and Internet is hit or miss.

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• Anynomous

  21 February 2017

  Great place I know. ...

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• Anynomous

  26 December 2016

  Great coffee and breakfast! Best muffins and scones in Kathmandu! Wonderful, friendly service!

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• Anynomous

  16 December 2016

  Very nice, fast and kind service!!
  Very delicious food, snacks and tea (haven't tried the coffee yet)
  Just the dusty street in the wintertime is a bit annoying for sitting outside

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• Anynomous

  04 November 2016

  Great place. Will be better when the road is paved making the restaurant less dusty. Great food, good coffee, and an excellent staff.

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