Java House expands footprint to meet growing clientele demand

KAMPALA - Java House Uganda has launched two new branches in the capital city, expanding its presence in the East African market and addressing the clientele demand. 

The new outlets located at Shell Najjera and Muyenga, bring Java House’s total branches in Uganda to six and 94 in the region.

Priscilla Gathungu, CEO of Java House, expressed excitement about the expansion, citing growing demand for the brand’s unique offerings.

“We’re thrilled to bring our love for coffee and food to even more Ugandans. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do, and expanding to Najjera and Muyenga is part of our mission to ensure that every Ugandan has access to our warm, welcoming service and high-quality meals and coffee,” Gathungu said.

The new branches introduce Java House’s ‘on-the-go’ concept, catering to busy customers seeking quick, convenient service without compromising on quality.

Gathungu emphasized Java House’s commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.

“We will continue to serve Uganda with the same passion, expanding our reach and creating moments that feel close to home for all our customers,” she said.

Joanita Mukasa Menya, Managing Director of Vivo Energy Uganda, highlighted the significance of the partnership between Java House and Vivo.

“As part of our strategy to expand Vivo Energy’s convenience retail network, we’re delighted to partner with Java House,” Mukasa Menya said. By integrating premium dining experiences with our retail offerings, we ensure customers have access to diverse services that cater to their everyday needs.”

The partnership has enabled Java House to grow its presence across Uganda, with Vivo Energy Uganda providing strategic support.

In addition to the new branches, Java House has renovated its Shell Lugogo branch to enhance customer experience, reflecting the brand’s ongoing investment in its Ugandan operations.

With a strong presence in East Africa for over a decade, Java House continues to innovate and grow in response to consumer demand.