Origin Coffee, get ready to launch new cafe in Bristol.
Origin Coffee will be adding to its growing UK presence, with a dedicated coffee shop space confirmed to open on Victoria Street this August
The coffee shop – the first to open outside of London and Cornwall, bringing the brand’s total portfolio to 7 retail spaces – will include a training room, technical room, and meeting room, alongside an impeccably designed café that remains in keeping with Origin’s clean, modern, and minimalistic aesthetic.
Continuing with its mission to showcase and champion exceptional speciality coffee, the café will commit to a full sensory experience led through coffee. The café focus will see the Bristol space serving up drinks, cakes, and pastries, ensuring a full commitment to quality in their area of expertise: showcasing world-class coffee.
Origin’s usual exceptional attention to detail will be echoed through thoughtful aesthetics, thanks to the work of interior designer, Megan Sadler—the creator behind Origin’s Cornwall Roastery and Charlotte Road, London, locations.
Intended to celebrate, champion, and support the coffee community of Bristol and beyond, Victoria Street is set to become a hub for people-led events and brewing courses, highlighting Origin’s continued commitment to making incredible speciality coffee easy and accessible to all. Training and technical facilities enable Origin to continue supporting wholesale customers in Bristol and the surrounding areas—with longstanding friendships and partnerships a big part of Origin’s existing presence in the city. Alongside the Monday-Friday city commuters, the Victoria Street location makes it the perfect spot to welcome weekend traffic too.
Offering a curated range of classic coffees and limited releases from Origin’s portfolio, visitors to Victoria Street can expect a batch cold brew on the menu, and an oat milk soft serve, ensuring an inclusive selection for all. The new site opens up rewards access to Bristol customers, via Origin’s new app (available on Android and iOS), with the opportunity to collect and redeem loyalty points for in-store spends.
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