What are the top rated restaurants in Bhagsu where I can eat Wrap?

The most popular Wrap restaurants in Bhagsu are: Illiterati

How much does on average costs Wrap

On average Wrap costs $7.9. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Wrap Restaurants in Bhagsu

The best places in Bhagsu to eat Wrap. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Bhagsu who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Illiterati

4.7

City: Bhagsu, Lower Jogibara Rd | White building next to the motorcycle repair shop, above the Asho Spiritual Institute, McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala, India, Bhagsu

"Cafe Illiterati is a snug, cosy, warm, friendly, inviting, and cheerful European-style cafe. With a sweet aroma of freshly brewed coffee and baked cake, bright incandescent lighting, light music in the background, and to go with the name – walls lined with row upon rows of bookshelves occupied by, well, books of all sorts, this place is heaven for the tired traveller who likes his coffee and loves his books. And so we were.<br/ <br/ While all its walls are covered with bookshelves, the one facing the entrance to the cafe has huge French windows leading out to a balcony. These windows are the gateway to the splendid views of the mountain range in the distance, which were covered with snow at the time of our visit. The balcony is spacious, has a few chairs set out for the view, and offers a good locale for the photographers to set out their tripod cams.<br/ <br/ But the main action is indoors.<br/ <br/ Frequented by stylish young folks from around the globe and monks alike, the place has a relaxed feel to it. While the ambience and the aroma give it a very cafe-y feel, the presence and sight of the book-laden walls lend to it an air of, well, literati. Being a coffee-and-book-lover myself, this was a pitstop straight from heaven before taking the bus back home.<br/ <br/ And so, that cold December evening, we took in the views of the snow-covered Himalayas from the balcony as much as we soaked in the cosy warmth indoors. We placed our orders, snatched up a book each and took our places. And waited in anticipation for that of which the sweet aromatic precursor wafted through the air. I don’t remember much, however, apart from that piece of decadent chocolate cake. Melt-in-your-mouth soft and spongy, this scrumptious treat stood at a mere 100 bucks. If Illiterati was the find of our trip, this chocolate cake was the Kohinoor of the discovery."

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