abCoffee Expands Its Reach to Bengaluru

abCoffee, a leading tech-enabled grab-and-go specialty coffee chain in India, has announced its entry into the Bengaluru market. The expansion is designed to address the needs of the city’s tech-savvy and fast-paced population, combining advanced technology with a streamlined coffee experience.

The new outlets are strategically positioned across Bengaluru at the following locations:

1. Sunriver, Embassy Golf Links
2. Prestige Tech Park
3. Brigade Magnum
4. Brigade Opus
5. Prestige Tech Cloud
6. Prestige Pacific Tech Park
7. Indiranagar (Home Delivery)

To mark this expansion, abCoffee is offering the first 50 customers at each location unlimited refills of their Signature Cold Coffee and Cappuccino.

The chain has set itself apart with its grab-and-go concept, aiming to cater to office workers, millennials, and coffee enthusiasts. The focus is on blending technology with artisanal coffee-making, providing a premium experience at an accessible price point. Coffee starts at Rs 77, making specialty coffee more available to a wider audience. Customers can visit the new locations or order online through Zomato, Swiggy, and the abCoffee web app for pick-up.

Abhijeet Anand, Founder of abCoffee said, “We are thrilled to bring the abCoffee experience to the tech city of Bengaluru with the launch of seven new outlets. Our emphasis on affordable, specialty coffee in a grab-and-go format has been well-received across India. Each abCoffee location will offer efficient service and a welcoming environment, ideal for quick coffee and snacks. Bengaluru’s vibrant IT and start-up community is an excellent fit for our model of ‘to-go’ specialty coffee and quick meals, supported by technology-driven systems.”

In just two years, abCoffee has rapidly expanded, becoming the first coffee chain in India to reach 50 outlets, covering Mumbai, Delhi, NCR, and now Bengaluru. The brand’s efficient operations ensure that quality coffee is served promptly, avoiding the traditional delays often associated with coffee consumption in India.