Hungry Point – Rampur

Tucked away in the winding lanes of Rampur, Hungry Point is more than a pit-stop; it is a microcosm of India’s new café culture where clay-kulhad chai meets single-origin espresso. Locals trade political gossip over bun-maska while students plug laptops into weathered sockets, turning the humble outlet into an incubator for ideas as spiced as the kitchen’s masala fries. Here, tradition brews quietly beside ambition, proving that even a small Uttar Pradesh town can steep global flavour in every sip.

Address

Shaukat Ali Rd, near Chawla Watch House, Roshan Bagh, Adarsh Colony, Civil Lines, Rampur, Uttar Pradesh 244926, India

Phone

+91 74092 60009

Location of Hungry Point - Rampur

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Tucked into the Civil Lines bustle of Rampur, Hungry Point on Shaukat Ali Road is a compact café that keeps the city’s coffee conversation going with reliably pulled espressos, quick sandwiches and a 4-star service standard; the central location near Chawla Watch House and free Wi-Fi make it a convenient pit-stop for shoppers, students and office-goers who need caffeine and a recharge without straying far from the main strip.

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What makes Hungry Point – Rampur different from other cafés in India?

We blend freshly roasted Indian beans with a hyper-local Rampur twist, serving dishes like mutton gilafi kebab sliders and rose-infused cold brew that you won’t find anywhere else between Delhi and Lucknow.

Do I need to reserve a table on weekends?

Weekends get packed after 7 p.m., so a quick call to +91 74092 60009 or a DM on Instagram usually secures your spot within 15 minutes.

Is there parking near Shaukat Ali Road?

Yes, the Chawla Watch House lane has free two-wheeler space and paid car slots ₹20/hour, monitored by local security until midnight.

Can I work remotely from the café?

We offer fast 100 Mbps Wi-Fi, ample plug points, and a quiet mezzanine that doubles as a co-working zone; just order a refillable filter coffee every 90 minutes to keep the table.

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I created ucompa.one to help people across India discover the best cafés near them — cozy spots for great coffee, homemade treats, and warm atmospheres. Although I am not a professional food critic, my passion is to build a complete, easy-to-use directory covering cities and towns all over India. Feel free to contact me if you need any help through our contact page!