Pret A Manger

Chicken avocado baguette and flat white, right in BLR T2

This Pret A Manger sits airside in Terminal T2 at Kempegowda International, and it feels instantly familiar if you know the brand from London, Delhi, or Mumbai. Same style sandwiches, salads, and organic coffee, just priced in INR and tuned a bit toward Indian tastes. Expect sandwiches in the ₹300–₹450 range and coffee around ₹180–₹260, which is mid-tier for T2.

Location-wise, this Pret is in the main departures area of T2 after security, so you’re safe to order even on a 40–50 minute pre-boarding window. It runs through most of the flight bank peaks; early-morning departures around 04:00–07:00 and late-night long-hauls after 22:00 usually find it open, though hours can flex with the schedule. If you’re tight on time at a remote gate, factor in a 10–12 minute walk back.

Food is classic Pret: pre-made sandwiches, wraps, and baguettes in the chiller plus a small pastry case. You’ll usually see chicken mayo, egg salad, paneer or tikka-style fillings, along with croissants and brownies. Coffee is the safe order here – flat white, cappuccino, or an iced latte – and tastes almost identical to Pret in the UK thanks to the same style espresso roast. Expect cold drinks in bottles and cans at standard airport mark-up.

Seating around this Pret is limited, with only a handful of tables directly in front and some overflow to shared T2 seating a few meters away. Power outlets are sporadic in this section of T2, so don’t count on charging a laptop over a long stay. Lines can spike to 10–15 minutes around the 06:00 and 23:00 departure waves as both domestic and international travelers pass through the same zone.

Quick tip: if you’re boarding from a far-flung T2 gate, grab your sandwich and coffee here, then walk to the gate and eat at the seating cluster there rather than trying to camp by the counter.