GURUGRAM: Office hours in this city are not always nine to six, and plenty of people want eggs and coffee at 3 pm as much as at 8 am. Two cafes that have built their menus around that idea are DiGhent, in Cross Point Mall in DLF Phase 4, and Another Fine Day, which has outlets on Golf Course Road. This guide sets out what each cafe's own website lists about where it is, when it opens and what it serves, as read on 8 October 2026.
DiGhent says it was founded in September 2012, which makes it one of the older independent cafes on the DLF side of the city. Its address is 207, 208 and 208A, Level 2, Cross Point Mall, DLF Phase 4, Gurugram 122009. The website gives opening hours of 8 am to 10:30 pm, seven days a week, and lists a phone line for table bookings and an email address for questions.
The cafe describes its food as continental, and specifically Belgian, which it says tends to be overlooked next to the cuisines of its better known neighbours. The about page lists bagels, croissants, eggs, salads, soups, brunch plates and French toast among what it serves, and compares the room to a European bistro. It says its guests are mostly expatriates and globally travelled Indians, which is the cafe's own description of its crowd.
DiGhent's full menu is posted on the site as a set of images rather than as text, and it does not list prices in a form this guide could check line by line. For that reason no DiGhent prices are quoted here. The home page also displays ratings from delivery and review platforms, which this guide does not repeat. Anyone with a specific dish in mind should check the current menu with the cafe.
Another Fine Day describes itself as a cafe tucked into the corporate stretch of Gurgaon, with a no-frills all-day breakfast menu alongside mezze, grills, sandwiches and wraps. Its Gurugram addresses on the site are the ground floor of MPD Tower on Golf Course Road in DLF Phase 5, Sector 43, and Level 1 of South Point Mall on Golf Course Road in Sector 53. The cafe also lists an outlet in Goa and a cloud kitchen in Delhi.
What the Another Fine Day menu lists, and the small print
The website gives hours of 10 am to 10 pm, Monday to Sunday, for dine-in, delivery and takeaway, with a note that hours may vary from outlet to outlet. That later start matters if you are planning an early meeting. DiGhent opens two hours earlier, so the two cafes cover slightly different parts of the morning.
Another Fine Day publishes its menu with prices. As of 8 October 2026, 8:53 am IST, the all-day breakfast section lists a breakfast bowl of Greek yogurt with seasonal fruit, honey, seeds and granola at Rs 395, and a full breakfast plate called The Full Works at Rs 685. Eggs Benedict with creamy spinach is Rs 485, Turkish eggs are Rs 455 and pancakes with bananas and two toppings are Rs 415. Waffles are listed at Rs 445.
Beyond breakfast, the same menu lists tartines, soups, salads, cold and hot mezze, pasta, wraps and grills. Two mezze platters for two are listed, a vegetarian one at Rs 765 and a non-vegetarian one at Rs 865. A cappuccino is Rs 235 and an Americano Rs 215, a pot of hot tea in Assam, green or English Breakfast is Rs 175, and a masala tea kettle for two is Rs 225, and plant-based milk is an extra Rs 50 for almond or Rs 30 for soy, according to the menu.
The menu carries two outlet-specific notes worth knowing. Pizzas are listed as available only at the South Point Mall outlet, while wine and beer are listed as available only at MPD Tower. The menu says food prices are exclusive of GST and that the cafe levies no service charge. These prices are the cafe's own listing on the morning of 8 October, and menus at restaurants change often, so treat them as a guide rather than a bill.
Put side by side, the two cafes suit slightly different days. DiGhent has one address, opens at 8 am and runs until 10:30 pm, and keeps a European, mostly Belgian focus. Another Fine Day has two Gurugram outlets a few kilometres apart on Golf Course Road, opens at 10 am and closes at 10 pm, and mixes its breakfast plates with Middle Eastern mezze, pasta and grills. Only Another Fine Day publishes its prices online, which makes it easier to plan a bill in advance.
Neither website states whether it accepts walk-ins at busy hours, how long the wait can be on weekends, or whether seating is indoors only. Both list a phone number for reservations. Since both cafes sit inside malls or office towers, parking depends on the building, and neither site sets out the rules, so it is worth leaving a little extra time on a weekday.
For more cafe and dining ideas around the city, this site has a guide to Third Wave Coffee outlets and their hours, a directory of dining at DLF CyberHub, and a round-up of momos, thukpa and khow suey outlets for something warmer as the weather turns.
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