Coffee Island, in collaboration with Vita Nova, has entered the Maharashtra market with the launch of two cafés in Pune—at Amanora Mall and Tribeca Highstreet. This milestone marks a step forward in expanding its footprint in India while introducing its signature European Coffee Culture to one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities.
By opening cafés at Amanora Mall—one of Pune’s busiest retail and lifestyle hubs—and the upcoming Tribeca Highstreet, Coffee Island is strategically placing itself at the center of the city’s thriving café culture. These locations enable the brand to engage with Pune’s diverse community, including young professionals, students, families, and global travellers, while becoming a part of the city’s vibrant social scene.
The new outlets will showcase Coffee Island’s signature offerings, featuring a carefully curated range of Global Single Estate Beans, Global Blends, and distinctive Home Blends. Coffee enthusiasts in Pune can enjoy unique beverages like the Prebiotic Overnight Brew, Java Chip Killer, Islander Cold Coffee, The Long Pour, Bobastic Coffeeccino, Ibrik Coffee, as well as refreshing matcha-based creations such as Bobastic Coconut Matcha, Vietnamese Matcha, and matcha made with J1 Ceremonial Grade Matcha.
Alongside the beverages, an all-day food menu crafted by internationally acclaimed chef Arjyo Banerjee will be served, featuring artisanal sandwiches, classic pastas, nourishing salads, and decadent desserts. For instance, menu highlights include Pepperoncini Spaghetti Aglio Olio, Roasted Tomato Basil Bocconcini Pide, Fried Chicken Crombollini, Basil & Tomato Pinwheel, Choco Chip Berliner, and Tiramisu Paris Brest.
Konstantinos Konstantinopoulos, CEO, Coffee Island, said, “Launching our first two cafés in Maharashtra marks a key milestone in building a strong footprint across India. Guided by our philosophy of Perfectly Engineered Coffee, we combine quality sourcing, authenticity, and innovation to deliver specialty coffee with consistency and care. As members of the Specialty Coffee Association, we use constantly evolving and innovative processes to ensure quality. Our passion becomes a distinctive coffee experience for every Indian consumer.”
Commenting on the opening, Pratyush Sureka, Founder, Vita Nova, added, “Pune is emerging as one of India’s most exciting urban markets, and we see immense potential here. With our cafés at Amanora Mall and Tribeca Highstreet, we’re bringing Coffee Island’s global expertise in coffee and craft to a city that values both tradition and innovation. This launch strengthens our vision to make world-class coffee experiences accessible across India.”
Beyond its café menu, Coffee Island introduces a wide variety of retail offerings, including Cold Brews, Protein Coffee, Iced Tea, Pour Overs, Ready-to-Eat snacks, and Craft Chocolates. The brand serves all of these in eco-conscious spaces thoughtfully designed to reduce environmental impact.
A defining feature of Coffee Island is its direct collaborations with micro farmers in regions like Kenya and Ethiopia, sourcing high-altitude beans prized for their complex and nuanced flavor profiles. This approach highlights the brand’s commitment to authenticity, premium quality, and transparent sourcing. With its modern interiors, innovative design, and carefully curated ambiance, Coffee Island creates vibrant spaces where coffee lovers, creative professionals, and trendsetters can connect over a premium, sustainable, and culturally rich coffee experience.
Staying true to its mission, Coffee Island consistently emphasizes sustainability and ethical practices. The brand directly sources beans from smallholder farmers under fair-trade principles, further repurposes coffee waste into everyday products, and ultimately serves beverages in biodegradable cups.
Following its debut in Pune, Coffee Island now operates across Delhi, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, and Pune. Looking ahead, the brand plans to expand into major metros like Mumbai and Bangalore, with a long-term vision of opening 250 cafés in India by 2029, while also entering neighbouring markets such as Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Mauritius, and the Maldives.
