Woods and Boys Cafe

The cafe is just perfect. It's newly opened and provides a good selection of tea and coffee along with a few snacks items. If you want to spend some good moments over a cuppa, don't forget to visit this place.

The decor is really nice and gives it a retro look. The hospitable owners add to the warmth of the cafe.

Very small wooden cafe with a pure retro vibe where you could spent your time with a cup of tea or coffee with music. Food quality is just awesome. Behavior of owner(sir and madam) and staff is so good.

Great cafe, cozy ambience and amazing food. Had coffee and crispy chilli baby corn here, it was amazing 👏.

Its a cute cozy little cafe with a retro vibe where u could just chill over a cup of tea or coffee while vibing to the music. Just like the hosts, food was great too!

This cafe" woods and boys"in lepcha Jagat is excellent. As soon as we entered this cafe, we were mesmerized by the ambience. We came to know that they did it as "reused,recycled ". It's a great cozy Ambience with wooden sitting arrangement. Great test of milk coffee,caramel coffee. The frames of great musicians and quotes.. Adds Aroma to this silent place.... The jazz music on the television... Makes you feel.... Serene and captivated. A must visit place...

Good food, Excellent Hospitality, Fantastic Ambience.. best place in Lapcha Jagat for evening hangouts.

The real calling of this place is this retro vibe which us consistently maintained in every aspect from the name to the country cabin interiors, the pictures of classic western and indian musicians in the wall and the coal tin fireplace. One would typically expect such a cafe in a bustling tourist place where theme and attitude would be a major draw beyond the actual food. A themed cafe was a surprise in the sleepy tranquil hill hamlet of Lepcha jagat where you wouldn't even find a basic restaurant. The few eateries that exist are stalls or canteens with benches dishing out tea/coffee and comfort food like noodles and momos.

A board inviting us to "get warm in the fire inside" is what drew us to this place in the freezing year end evening. While we had trouble finding the entrance, we soon solved the conundrum and made our way into this offbeat log cabin with incandescent lights and a lone person rubbing his hands over a can of burning coal. An improvised chimney was made of a smaller tin can. This person was the one managing, the cash counter, the kitchen and the tables. He greeted us and mouthed a limited menu as the menu cards weren't back from printing. The cafe had just started a few days back. As the person took our order and went into the kitchen to make it we took to the promised fire. A LED TV playing out bollywood numbers from spotify through a speaker in full volume was the only element of modernity in a decor dominated by bamboo walls, bamboo mat roofs, unevenly cut wooden slab desks, black and white/sepia photographs of old artists, an acoustic guitar, an old dial phone and most interestingly a Maruti omni front fascia for the cash counter.

We had ordered just a soup which was well made. The hot soup with spices warmed up our shivering bodies. The aroma of the spring onions and herbs was pleasing. Pricing is reasonable. As we had our food, the owners entered and told us about how everything was made from reused or discarded material. The owners run the nearby green valley homestay which has good ratings on Google maps.

We didn't have enough food to form an opinion about it but the ambience is surely a hit. I do hope the cafe becomes a success in the days to come.