Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Roastery Coffee House Brings Its Coffee Home to Bengaluru
Roastery Coffee House started in Hyderabad in 2017.
It has now opened its first House in Bengaluru.
This is important because most of the coffee it serves comes from Karnataka.
Much of that coffee comes from the Chikmagalur region.
The company says the opening feels like its coffee has come home.
Roastery works directly with more than 15 coffee estates and farmers.
Its new Bengaluru House can seat about 80 people.
The space uses modern designs inspired by Indian arches, colours, textiles and Kalamkari-style art.
Roastery Coffee House has opened its 17th House and first Bengaluru location in Banashankari II Stage.
The Hyderabad-born brand says nearly 99% of its coffee comes from Karnataka’s Chikmagalur region.
Roastery sources approximately 100 tonnes of green coffee annually from more than 15 estates and farmers.
The company focuses exclusively on more than 80 speciality-grade coffees, including experimental processes and micro-lots.
The approximately 4,000-square-foot House seats around 80 guests and features contemporary Indian-inspired design elements.
- Who
- Roastery Coffee House, founded by Nishant Sinha.
- What
- The company opened its 17th House and first Bengaluru location.
- Where
- Banashankari II Stage, Bengaluru, Karnataka.
- Why
- To serve its coffee closer to the Karnataka region that supplies nearly 99% of it and to expand its Coffee House presence.
- House count
- The Bengaluru location is Roastery Coffee House’s 17th House.
- Coffee origin
- Nearly 99% of the coffee served comes from Karnataka’s Chikmagalur region.
- Annual sourcing
- Roastery sources approximately 100 tonnes of green coffee annually.
- Farmer relationships
- The company works directly with more than 15 coffee estates and farmers.
- Coffee range
- Roastery focuses on more than 80 speciality-grade coffees, including experimental processes and micro-lots.
- House size
- The Bengaluru House covers approximately 4,000 square feet and seats around 80 guests.
- Design
- The interiors combine contemporary styling with inspiration from Indian arches, Kalamkari-inspired art, pastel colours and traditional design elements.