Bibliophilia cafe was started in 2012 by Mr Imran Hussain as a lending library and reading room to encourage reading habits among the youth. With 12000 books of various genres, the Cafe made waves throughout the Northeast and rightfully earned its place in Times Of India as “7 must-visit Book Cafes outside Delhi”.

In 2019 they set up a café alongside the library and became the most sought-after book lover’s nook in Assam. Bibliophilia Café is the first of its kind place in North-Eastern India where people can read while enjoying food.

Situated in Guwahati’s Pan Bazaar, the Café facilitates an environment conducive to intellectual conversations and reading.

To establish a reading culture in the remote villages of Northeast India, they have also set up six similar book cafes in rural colleges, thereby providing a never-before opportunity and access to books to the faculty and students of these colleges. With the promise of good food, they have been able to entice many of their patrons into the adventurous and fulfilling world of books.

They also host various events like book reading sessions, poetry reading sessions, meetings with authors and workshops to bring like-minded bibliophiles under one roof while encouraging them to promote reading within their circles and communities. 

Through their unparalleled service and extensive collection of books The Bibliophilia Café introduces all its visitors to the joy of reading and kindles the love for books in them.