Find print and xerox shops in Yeshwanthpur, bengaluru

About this place

Yeshwanthpur sits on the northwestern edge of Bengaluru where the old industrial corridors of the city meet a steadily thickening residential belt. The neighbourhood takes its name from the Yeshwanthpur railway station, a junction that has handled freight and passenger traffic since the pre-Independence era, and the legacy of that goods-shed economy still shapes the area. Warehousing, small-scale fabrication, and transport offices line the main drag along Tumkur Road, while cross streets like Govindapura and Laggere fill up with apartment blocks and independent houses serving working families. The pin codes 560022 and 560055 cover this stretch, and 13 listed xerox and print shops keep the paperwork moving for everyone from truck operators to software engineers commuting to nearby tech parks.

Getting here and around

The Yeshwanthpur metro station on the Purple Line is the single biggest transit anchor for the area, sitting right above the railway station and feeding into a BMTC bus depot that fans out to Peenya, Rajajinagar, and Jalahalli. Auto-rickshaws cluster outside the metro exit and around the railway station, and most locals use the metro as their default hop into central Bengaluru. Parking is tight on the commercial lanes during weekday afternoons, but the side streets near the residential colonies usually have room. Heavy vehicles on Tumkur Road tend to slow traffic between nine and eleven in the morning, so anyone with a print job before a train should plan around that window.

Why printing demand is high here

The mix of legacy and new economy work is what keeps the printers busy. Government offices, transport union halls, and small-time businesses around the station still rely on stamped and signed paper, and the showrooms along the main road ask for colour brochures and quotation printouts on the spot. Students from nearby colleges add a second wave of demand during exam months, queueing up for spiral-bound notes and project reports. With 13 shops on the network, including the top-rated Shri Maruthi Stationery And Xerox at 5 stars, the area averages around 4.0 stars across 11 rated outlets, which is unusually high for a working-class commercial pocket.

What people typically print here

A4 B&W printouts of Aadhaar, PAN, and ration card applications are the daily bread and butter, often laminated on the spot. Colour printing picks up around admission season, with students pulling photo sheets, ID-sized cuts, and project covers. Spiral binding and hard binding for final-year dissertations are common between February and May, and scanning of old land records comes in steadily from families settling property matters tied to the 560022 pocket.

How Snaprint fits in

Snaprint lists these neighbourhood kiosks so that a regular customer can find the closest open counter without walking three blocks in the wrong direction. Shop owners inside Yeshwanthpur can list their shop on the network to reach more walk-ins, and students searching for a last-minute binding job can browse the print services near Yeshwanthpur.