Seems to be a PE round, so we should be seeing a lot more Third Waves in a lot more cities :)
Why are they popular? Never been to one of their cafes but I see so many people talking about them.
Is the coffee that good?
It’s just good Cafes I prefer them to Starbucks - better coffee while having a good/better ambience
Okay. I believe they are actually a coworking space with coffee. That's why they seem to be tightly coupled with the startup ecosystem and are hyped by techbros.
Although there would still be some people who actually go there to enjoy coffee/ambience.
They allow you to hangout for hours with free WiFi. It's chill and relaxed. Pricing is not exorbitant. Many people work there but many more go to just chill, eat something and catch up with things. I like to think it's a mix of a cooler CCD and a cheaper Starbucks.
As a coffee enthusiast I can tell you they have sacrificed the quality of their beans significantly for quantity. But looks like the majority do not care about their coffee, so they are doing good by being in between a CCD and Starbucks.
More locations popping up in HSR ?
All things aside, their menu sucks and needs a major revamp. I force myself to get something for the sake of it.
When you compete to serve the top 1% of India, obviously it will end up in losses
Sad that these companies don't prioritize profitability first than growth. This model of growth at all costs is now c...
There's CCD (now falling). Starbucks toh hai hi. There's Blue Tokai and Third Wave (backed by capital). Recently Nexus funded abCoffee with $3.4Mn.
How many coffee startups are gonna get funded? I think they're just seeing this as safe...
While I'm proud of these two revolutionising the quick commerce space, I somehow have a bad feeling about this
Profits aren't coming, money is flowing Don't know what the VCs are seeking? Why bake a a pie that you can't eat later?
Silent founders operating from GCC 😊
