Restaurant India News: 2 Pints Brewing Opens 210-Cover Taproom in Whitefield Targeting Corporate Crowd

2 Pints Brewing Taproom & Kitchen has launched a 210-cover outlet in Whitefield, positioning itself as a craft beer-focused taproom catering to both corporate customers and leisure diners in the area.

The format is centred on in-house brewing, with the brand focusing on serving fresh, true-to-style craft beers. The overall offering, including space design, music, food, and service, has been structured to support a beer-led experience while maintaining accessibility for a wider customer base.

The outlet includes both indoor seating and a pet-friendly outdoor section, allowing flexibility for different consumption occasions such as weekday lunches, post-work gatherings, and extended weekend dining. In addition to beer, the menu includes signature cocktails developed using house ferments and infusions, alongside a curated food selection designed to complement the beverage program. The food menu follows an ingredient-driven, flavour-focused approach with influences across Indian cuisines.

The taproom has also introduced a weekly programming calendar to drive repeat footfall. This includes “Wednesday Rock Chronicles,” “Thursday Night Trivia,” and “Retro Rolling” on Fridays. Weekday Happy Hours are scheduled from Noon to 7 PM. During the cricket season, the outlet is offering unlimited craft beer at Rs 1,500 per person, aligned with live match screenings.

The venue also provides customised team lunch options in dedicated indoor and outdoor spaces, targeting corporate group bookings in the Whitefield micro-market.

The company states, “At our core, we are brewers. We focus on true-to-style craft beers, brewed in-house and served fresh. Everything from the space design and music, to the food and service-is built around elevating the craft beer experience, while remaining warm, social, and approachable.”

The pricing for two is approximately Rs. 2400++, positioning the outlet within the premium casual dining segment. The launch reflects continued demand for experiential taproom formats in Bengaluru, particularly in corporate-led catchments such as Whitefield.