It is situated opposite the Presidency College, Kolkata and has been for a long time a regular hang out for students (and ex-students) of the Presidency College, University of Calcutta, and other institutions in College Street. The most famous Coffee House branch in Kolkata is the one at the College Street, also known as the 'Coffee House at College Street'. These are favourite hang-out places among the students and youth, although one can see several old-timers frequenting the coffee houses on a regular basis. The Indian Coffee House has several branches in Kolkata, including the College Street branch, Central Avenue branch, Medical College Kolkata branch and Jadavpur branch. All details of the movement referred in this article is based on that book. This is the only published written history of ICH movement in any language. There is also an alternative history book about the ICH movement, in Malayalam, the regional language of Kerala - Coffee Housinte Katha or History of Coffee House by Nadaakkal Parameswaran Pillai. It was also the fourth ICH in the country. The first Indian Coffee House of Kerala was started in Thrissur in 1958. S.) Parameswaran Pillai, or 'Coffee House Pillai' the State Secretary of the India Coffee Board Labour Union and a thrown-out employee of ICH were the founders of ICHs in Kerala. Krishnan, a Communist Leader of Thrissur and Nadakkal (N.

Kerala has the largest number of Indian Coffee Houses. There is also a federation of the co-operative societies as the national umbrella organisation to lead these societies.'. These societies are governed by managing committees elected from the employees. There are 13 co-operative societies in the country to run the coffee houses. The movement marked its golden jubilee in the year 2007. Later Bellary and Madras (Chennai) Societies were separated from their mother societies. Gradually, the Indian Coffee House chain expanded across the country. The first Indian Coffee House was opened in New Delhi on October 27, 1957. The first Indian Coffee Workers Co-Operative Society was founded in Bangalore on August 19, 1957. Gopalan and renamed the network as Indian Coffee House. The thrown-out workers then took over the branches, under the leadership of the communist leader A. In the mid 1950s the Board closed down the Coffee Houses, due to a policy change. The India Coffee Houses were started by the Coffee Board in early 1940s, during British rule.

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