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Java House opens first Buruburu branch as network reaches 114

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 1 — Java House has opened its first branch in Buruburu, expanding its network to 114 outlets across East Africa. The new outlet is located at the…

Nairobi, Kenya - Java House, the popular chain of restaurants specializing in coffee and dining, has inaugurated its first outlet in the Buruburu area, marking a significant expansion of its network to 114 locations across East Africa. This new branch, situated near the TotalEnergies station at the intersection of Jogoo Road and Rabai Road, aims to cater to the growing demand for Java House's services in the Buruburu, Donholm, Komarock, and surrounding regions.

The opening of the Buruburu branch is primarily driven by the continuous growth witnessed in the area and the increasing demand for Java House's services in closer proximity to residential zones. Priscilla Gathungu, CEO of Java House Group, emphasized that the decision to open this branch stems from the community's evolving expectations for a dining and coffee experience comparable to that found in the city center.

Gathungu stated, "This branch is our response to the growth seen in and around Buruburu, and to a community that increasingly expects the same standard of service it would find in the city centre."

The strategically chosen location along Jogoo Road not only serves the growing population of Buruburu but also provides convenience for commuters traveling between Eastlands and other parts of Nairobi. Beyond its practical benefits, the branch proudly showcases artwork that highlights Buruburu's rich cultural heritage. Gathungu noted, "We are glad to be part of the community’s rich history that has contributed to Kenya’s art and cultural scenes through foundational institutions such as the Buruburu Institute of Fine Arts (BIFA), and the iconic number 58 matatus."

Java House, founded in 1999, has steadily grown its presence across Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda. In addition to its coffee and dining outlets, the company also operates the Planet Yoghurt, 360 Degrees Pizza, and Kukito brands, further diversifying its offerings and catering to a broader range of customer preferences in the region.

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