OG Café

ONS GROOTOUDERS CAFE

OG Café

Good Coffee
Older Stories

More than a Cafe
A Journey in Time

A Taste of the Past

Step into OG Café, short for Ons Grootouders Café, a name inspired by the warmth of a grandparent’s home. Housed in a former coffee storage building, the café brings together vintage furniture, old-time music, and the atmosphere of another era. Here, the past is not simply something to look at. It is part of the experience, from the surroundings to the stories behind what we serve.

Coffee from
Our Plantation

Coffee at OG Café comes from the same land that surrounds us at De Karanganjar. Choose from traditional manual brewing methods or espresso-based drinks, and experience the character of coffee grown on the slopes of Mount Kelud.

Try Our Babota Vulkana!!

Babota Vulkana is our distinctive Robusta, processed through anaerobic fermentation to create a wine-like character, layered fruit notes, controlled acidity, and a firm finish. The name Babota comes from Bapak Botak or the Bald Father, an affectionate nickname for Denny Roeshadi, whose family has cared for the plantation across generations.


Bold Flavour, a Local Story

The Stories Behind the Menu

Some of our dishes carry names inspired by the history, places, and everyday traditions surrounding De Karanganjar and Blitar. Each one offers a small story to discover.

The Mangkok Stories

The names of our mangkok dishes draw inspiration from one of the most remarkable chapters in Blitar’s history: the PETA uprising and the Japanese period during the final years of the Second World War.

Snack Series

From familiar local favourites to European-inspired treats, our snacks bring together different culinary traditions that have found a place at OG Café. Some are rooted in everyday Indonesian cooking, while others echo the nostalgic European character of the café.

Stay for the Story

OG Café brings together coffee from the plantation, familiar comfort food, vintage surroundings, and stories rooted in Blitar’s past. Take your time. Look around, taste something familiar, discover something new, and let the setting tell you a little about the place behind your cup and plate.

Come for the coffee. Stay for the story.