New coffee shop opening in St Johns Shopping Centre
The Coffee House has more than 20 stores across the North West
A new coffee shop is preparing to open in St Johns Shopping Centre. The Coffee House will be located on the ground floor directly opposite the Clayton Square steps.
Signs and posters have gone up in the storefront’s window advertising the chain’s upcoming arrival. Alongside a request for staff members to apply for vacancies, the opening date has been teased as “soon.”
The Coffee House first opened in Cheshire in 2011 and has since gone on to open 24 stores across the North West. Alongside the new St Johns location, the chain is gearing up for another two shops in Cockhedge and Wallasey.
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The Coffee House provides an extensive breakfast and hot and cold lunch menus. Guests can expect classic roasts and a range of delicious food items from toasted teacakes, croissants and chunky toast to breakfast wraps, toasties and salads.
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The Coffee House aims to “redefine the coffee experience on our forgotten high streets, selecting locations where we feel our presence makes a difference.”
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