6 Spots to Get your Coffee Fix in Andaman?
2026 EDITION
Hey Coffeeholics!
If you’re typing ‘coffee near me’ when you’re down in the Islands, and not much is turning up, worry not! The islands are still behind when it comes to great brews. But we’ve got you covered with a list of the top spots, tried and loved by us, fellow caffeine junkies who can’t get past 12 noon without a cuppa.
Here’s where to find Perfect coffee in Andaman
Aloha Cafe, Havelock
Hands down the best coffee spot on the islands! They use a great blend of Arabica and Robusta beans, and their top-notch brewing machines ensure a perfect cup every time with a rich texture. Craving dessert with a kick after dinner? Their Affogato is a must-try. Trust us, one is never enough!
Bonova, Havelock
Bonovo serves up delicious Lavazza coffee with a yummy biscuit on the side. The speakeasy vibes and English cottage ambience make it the perfect place to work or take a call. Need a cozy corner in Havelock? Bonovo is your go-to spot.
Dugong, Neil Island
Dugong, where your coffee dreams come to life with a side of island beauty. Enjoy freshly brewed coffee in a relaxed, beachside setting with gorgeous views of Neil Island. And don’t forget to try their delicious snacks, perfect for a beachside coffee break or a sunset treat.
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Brewbeans, Port Blair
This place might not serve fancy Cortados or Piccolos, but the hosts are so friendly and enthusiastic that they’ll whip up whatever you desire. With their excellent coffee machine and warm hospitality, Brewbeans is the best spot for coffee lovers in Port Blair.
Welcomhotel ITC, Port Blair
Whether you’re at Swizzle bar or the restaurant, ITC offers a standard good coffee similar in taste to Brewbeans. Although they aren’t able to maintain a consistent texture. But it all is offset by the mighty beautiful views, some of the best in Port Blair. Sip your coffee while soaking in the stunning scenery.
Full Moon Cafe, Havelock
Although we love hanging at Full Moon Cafe because the food and ambience is consistently super good, we also recommend trying out their french press coffee. The added benefit is that it’s right at the beach and has decent quality coffee beans. You could also try the South Indian filter kappi.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I enjoy a cozy cup of coffee with a view of the ocean?
Look for cafés perched near the shoreline—perhaps along Havelock’s waterfront—where rattan chairs overlook gentle waves and the aroma of fresh brew mingles with sea breeze. These spots offer a serene blend of flavors and scenery, perfect for relaxed mornings or sunset coffee moments.
Can I find unique local coffee blends in the Andamans?
Absolutely! Some cafés feature house-made blends that highlight local flavors—think rich, smooth coffee accented with hints of coconut, cinnamon, or even a touch of spice. It’s a great way to experience the islands' culinary creativity—one sip at a time.
Are there cafés that double as creative workspaces?
Yes—several modern cafés offer comfy seating, reliable Wi-Fi, and peaceful vibes, making them ideal for digital nomads or travelers needing to catch up on emails. Whether it's tucked behind fern-lined paths or hidden in a quiet alley, these spots provide both productivity and a good brew.
Can I pair coffee with local Andamanese snacks?
Definitely! Some cafés serve complimentary local bites like coconut laddoos, banana fritters, or mini fish cutlets alongside your cappuccino or filter coffee. It’s a delightful way to combine local flavors with your caffeine fix.
Is there a café where I can enjoy a takeaway espresso before catching a ferry?
Yes—near major transit points like the Port Blair ferry terminal, there are small cafés offering express coffee service. They’re perfect for grabbing a hot espresso or cold brew on the go, so you can stay energized during island-hopping adventures.
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