a café by four wanderers

Pass & Trails

Where the coffee is strong, the stories are longer, and every table has a view of somewhere you haven't been yet.

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how it started

Four Friends,
One Long Table

It began with the same question that started every trip we ever took: "What if we just went?"

Pranay, Aditya, Saurabh and Shashank — bound by wanderlust and an unreasonable love for altitude — spent a decade chasing passes across the Himalayas. Basecamps at 5,000 metres. Bike tanks running on fumes in Spiti. Campfires that ran later than they should have, filled with stories that got better every time they were retold.

Somewhere between one trek and the next, we realised the best part was never just the summit — it was the table afterwards. The retelling. The second cup of coffee that turned into three hours.

So we built one. Pass & Trails is that table — a café where the mountains come to you, one cup and one story at a time.

EST. FOUR WANDERERS WE SAID YES TO THE MOUNTAINS
the wall of us

Every Table Has a View

Eight journeys pinned across our café walls — the trips that gave Pass & Trails its name, its décor, and most of its stories. Pull a chair up to any one of them.

← swipe through the wall →

who's behind the counter

The Crew

Four people, one long-running argument about the best route up — and now, one café to argue in.

Pranay, The Navigator

Pranay

The Navigator

Plotted every route we've ever taken. Now plots the seating chart and somehow still gets everyone a window table.

Aditya, The Adventurer

Aditya

The Adventurer

First to summit, last to leave the café at closing. Insists the strongest coffee should match the hardest climbs.

Saurabh, The Storyteller

Saurabh

The Storyteller

The camera behind every photo on our walls. Now points it at the espresso machine with the same reverence.

Shashank, The Philosopher

Shashank

The Philosopher

Finds meaning in a summit and in a second cup of coffee. Runs our campfire storytelling nights.

come find us

Basecamp Location: Coming Soon

We're still choosing the right corner of the city — somewhere with good light, better coffee, and room for one more chair at the table.

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