Casa

Casa is not your ordinary café bar. It's a home away from home, a place between your house and your place of work.

Casa is a laid back place, there are no dress codes - you are free to be who you are. Casa is the opposite of pretentious. You should treat it as an extension of your living room, where you can hang out by yourself and read magazines, have meetings, or spend quality time with friends or family.

How about the decor? Every object at Casa has a story, or more precisely, a history. The Herman Miller Eames chairs, the teak DJ console, the restored 1950's modernist Indonesian furniture, even the chipped Murano ashtrays. They are meant to embody the wholesome quality and innocent optimism of early modern design.

When it comes to food and drinks, Casa offers uncomplicated, and again, wholesome selection of soups, sandwiches, pastas, and grills. The coffee is great, too, and they don't come in confusing sizes. You can choose between Illy and Nespresso - the latter has been universally hailed by the most discerning of coffee enthusiasts.

And the cocktails? They are mostly fruit-based concoctions: sweet and refreshing (for example, Kiwi Ginger Caipirosla or Passionfruit Margarita), paying tribute to a less complicated era. Ask your server to recommend the perfect drink for you. And oh, the cocktails have stories, too. Maybe they should be told at another time, perhaps during a lazy Sunday afternoon at Casa.

The average cost per-person is 100—200 thousand rupiahs, and we take all kind of credit cards.