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Roastery Coffee House and Manam Chocolate open new Hyderabad venues
In the city of Hyderabad, in India, two much-loved businesses have each opened something new.
Roastery Coffee House is a coffee shop that was born in Hyderabad in 2017.
It has just opened its 15th shop, in a neighbourhood called Film Nagar.
The new shop has beautiful arches that remind people of an old building called Taramati Baradari.
The coffee shop uses beans that are grown only in India, like from Chikmagalur and Coorg, and it roasts them itself.
Manam Chocolate Karkhana is a chocolate company that uses cacao grown mostly in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
It has opened a small chocolate drink bar in a neighbourhood called Banjara Hills.
At the bar, you pick your chocolate, choose if you want it hot or cold, and watch it become a yummy drink.
There are more than 24 drinks to try, including chocolate options with milk, oat milk, or banana.
So whether you love coffee or chocolate, Hyderabad now has a new place for both.
Roastery Coffee House has opened its 15th outlet in Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, nine years after its first Hyderabad café.
The new café's design draws on the arches of Taramati Baradari and Kalamkari-inspired upholstery.
Roastery uses only Indian speciality beans from Chikmagalur, Coorg and Tamil Nadu, scoring 80 or above and roasted in-house.
Manam Chocolate Karkhana launched a 100 sq ft Chocolate Beverage Bar in Banjara Hills where guests choose from 14 craft chocolate couvertures.
The bar serves more than 24 beverages across five categories, made with cacao primarily from Andhra Pradesh's West Godavari region and Kerala.
- Who
- Nishant Sinha, founder of Roastery Coffee House, and Chaitanya Muppala, founder of Manam Chocolate Karkhana.
- What
- Roastery Coffee House opened its 15th outlet in Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, and Manam Chocolate Karkhana launched a Chocolate Beverage Bar in Banjara Hills.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India — Film Nagar in Jubilee Hills (Roastery) and Banjara Hills (Manam).
- When
- Recently (exact date not stated in the articles); Roastery's new outlet opens nine years after its first Hyderabad café, founded in 2017.
- Why
- To expand both home-grown brands' offerings — Roastery to bring speciality Indian coffee to a new neighbourhood space, and Manam to turn craft chocolate into an interactive drinking experience.
Key facts
- Roastery outlet number
- 15th, in Film Nagar, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
- Roastery founding
- 2017 in Hyderabad by Nishant Sinha
- Roastery coffee sourcing
- Indian speciality beans from Chikmagalur, Coorg and Tamil Nadu; 80+ score; roasted in-house
- Roastery presence
- Outlets across several Indian cities and Helsinki
- Manam Beverage Bar size
- 100 sq ft, at Manam Chocolate Karkhana, Banjara Hills
- Manam drink options
- 24+ beverages across 5 categories, from 14 craft chocolate couvertures
- Manam cacao origin
- Primarily West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh; also Kerala
- Manam founder
- Chaitanya Muppala
Quotes
Chaitanya Muppala
Founder of Manam Chocolate Karkhana
“Every new café is exciting, but opening another one in Hyderabad is always emotional because this is where Roastery was born. When we started in 2017, we simply wanted to introduce people to great Indian speciality coffee. The love and support we received from Hyderabad encouraged us to dream bigger. Even today, this city feels like home.”
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“At Manam Chocolate, we’ve always believed that chocolate is far more than a confection—it is an ingredient, a craft and a story of origin.”
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