ESQUIRES Coffee will be the latest addition to Leamington’s growing legion of coffee shops.
The ethical global chain has signed a 19-year lease on a ground floor unit in Warwick Street, the former home to the Co-op store – creating nine jobs.
The Leamington branch will officially open for takeaway on Saturday December 12 offering 50% discount on all freshly-made drinks and food.
The chain – which was founded in Canada in the 90s – is now in more than 60 locations across the UK and Ireland – including at Coventry and Stratford.
Their Leamington coffee house will initially provide a takeaway service, before eventually offering a dine-in service once government guidelines allow.
Owner Martin Brown said: “Leamington is a forward-looking and exciting town, whose residents are increasingly looking for both an ethical and fresh offering.
“We look forward to bringing excellent and consistent quality, with a unique menu that will delight customers of all ages and tastes.”
Leamington’s town centre has a host of coffee shops from independently-run businesses to big names including Starbucks and Costa.
In 2018, coffee chain Second Cup shut up shop after a brief stint in the town.
