Gray Cup for Bengaluru, Karnataka
Ground Coffee in Bengaluru
Order ground coffee online in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Roasted to order, sealed for freshness, and delivered in about 2-4 working days.
Bengaluru sits in Karnataka, in South India, and every order also covers nearby Mangaluru and Mysuru and the rest of the state.
Karnataka grows its own coffee, and Bengaluru runs on strong South Indian filter coffee - our medium-to-dark roasts and coarse filter grinds are built for exactly that cup.
Every pack is roasted in small batches, stamped with its roast date, and dispatched within a day or two so it reaches Bengaluru close to peak freshness. Delivery is free over the usual threshold and orders are trackable end to end.
11 Products
BlendFilter Coffee (70% Arabica, 30% Robusta)
From ₹540
BlendFilter Coffee (95% Arabica, 5% Robusta)
From ₹540
BlendFilter Coffee (90% Arabica, 10% Robusta)
From ₹540
BlendFilter Coffee (80% Arabica, 20% Robusta)
From ₹540
BlendCustom Arabica Robusta Blend Filter Coffee
From ₹540
Single OriginFilter Coffee (Pure Arabica)
From ₹540
BlendVienna Roast Coffee
From ₹540
BlendFrench Roast Coffee
From ₹540
BlendFilter Coffee (90% Arabica, 10% Chicory)
From ₹520
BlendFilter Coffee (70% Arabica, 30% Chicory)
From ₹460
Single OriginBasic Black Coffee
From ₹440
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Frequently asked questions
- Where does my order ship from?
- Every order is roasted and dispatched from our Delhi facility and couriered to Bengaluru.
- How long does delivery to Bengaluru take?
- Most orders reach Bengaluru in about 2-4 working days after roasting, shipped from Delhi. As a major Karnataka hub, Bengaluru is on our fastest routes.
- Do you deliver outside Bengaluru?
- Yes - the same service covers Mangaluru, Mysuru, Hubli-Dharwad and the rest of Karnataka.
- Is the coffee freshly roasted?
- Yes. Orders for Bengaluru are roasted after you place them and the roast date is printed on the pack - nothing sits in a warehouse for months.
- Which grind should I choose in Bengaluru?
- For a traditional Karnataka filter, choose the filter/coarse grind. For a moka pot or South Indian drip filter it works as-is; for espresso machines pick the fine grind.