Visit Us in Indiranagar

A sunny corner cafe where every cup tells the story of Karnataka's coffee estates. Open seven days a week, with Saturday morning cupping sessions for coffee geeks like us.

Cosmo Coffee Roasters cafe interior with natural light and wooden tables

28 Seats, One Philosophy

Our Indiranagar cafe is where we get to share what we're most excited about each week. The beans we roasted on Tuesday morning? You're drinking them on Thursday afternoon. The experimental natural-process lot from our Coorg partner? We'll brew it three ways so you can taste the difference.

The space is designed for lingering—high ceilings, loads of natural light, mismatched vintage chairs, and a patio that catches the morning sun perfectly. Whether you're here for a quick espresso at the bar or settling in with your laptop for the afternoon, you're drinking coffee that was roasted less than 72 hours ago in the room behind the counter.

Hours & Location

100 Feet Road, Indiranagar, Bengaluru 560038
Near the Indiranagar Metro Station, tucked between the bookshop and the plant nursery you've definitely walked past a dozen times.

Monday – Friday: 7:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Cupping sessions at 9:30 AM)
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Phone: +91 98765 43210
Email: support@cafeinblr.com
Instagram: @cafeinblr

Saturday Cupping Sessions

Every Saturday at 9:30 AM, we host a free cupping session where you learn to taste coffee the way roasters and buyers do. We set up six to eight coffees on the cupping table—usually a mix of our current offerings plus something experimental or a pre-release lot we're considering.

You'll learn to slurp (yes, loudly), identify flavor notes beyond "tastes like coffee," and understand why a washed Chikmagalur tastes completely different from a honey-processed Sakleshpur even though they're grown 80 kilometers apart. Sessions run about 90 minutes and are capped at 12 people, so it stays conversational.

No registration required—just show up by 9:30 AM. We provide the coffee and the knowledge; you bring curiosity and an empty stomach (coffee on an empty palate tastes clearest). If you've ever wondered what we mean when we write "notes of blackcurrant and honeycomb" on a bag, this is where it clicks.

Coffee cupping session with multiple cups and tasting spoons

What We're Brewing

Our menu changes with what we're roasting, but here's what you'll always find:

Espresso & Milk Drinks
We rotate a single espresso offering every two weeks, choosing whichever lot is singing loudest as espresso. Right now it's a washed Chandragiri Estate from Chikmagalur—brown sugar sweetness, clean finish, absurdly good in a flat white. All our milk drinks use Nandini full-cream milk, steamed to 60°C because we actually want you to taste the coffee.

Filter & Pour-Over
Three single-origin options available as V60 or South Indian filter. We'll talk you through the differences if you're deciding. The pour-over takes about four minutes and comes with tasting notes and the story of the estate. The filter coffee is made the way our head roaster's grandmother made it—strong, sweet if you want it, and served in a steel tumbler and dabara because some things shouldn't change.

Cold Brew
We do a 20-hour cold brew with whatever's tasting most fruit-forward that week. Served black or with a touch of house-made vanilla syrup. No ice unless you ask—we'd rather you taste it properly first.

Not-Coffee Things
Masala chai made from scratch, fresh lime soda, and a rotation of single-origin teas from Nilgiris. Plus pastries from the bakery two doors down—their cardamom buns pair perfectly with our Ethiopian naturals, not that we've tested this extensively or anything.

Can't Make It to Indiranagar?

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