Ask anyone in Belagavi how they found their last café, tailor or tutor and there's a good chance the answer is "Instagram". The city — known for kunda sweets and the army cantonment — now does a lot of its word-of-mouth online.
The typical Belagavi order comes from kunda sellers, schools and local businesses, usually right before a launch, a sale or a festival post.
A tip for Belagavi: post in Kannada and Marathi as well as English. Regional-language reels get shared more inside the city, and a few Indian likes and comments under them make the post look local.
There's no "Belagavi branch" to visit, and there doesn't need to be. Prices are public, payments are by UPI, and orders are processed automatically around the clock.