A Suffolk-based café has announced it will be opening a new branch in Essex, taking over the place of a "much loved" business.
Honey & Harvey, the coffee and café brand established in Suffolk, already has branches in Woodbridge, Melton and Ipswich, but just announced an expansion into Colchester.
The new café will take over the "much loved" Sip & Tuck Café on High Street in the city.
In a statement posted to social media, the award-winning business said: "Honey & Harvey is set to introduce its unique offerings to the Colchester community while retaining the charm and character that Sip & Tuck’s loyal customers have come to enjoy."
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Honey & Harvey experience to Colchester.
Managing director Aaron Skerritt said: "We are thrilled to bring the
“Sip & Tuck has been a beloved part of the community, and we aim to build on that by offering even more – from our artisan coffee to our carefully curated menu featuring fresh, local ingredients.”
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Mr Skerritt and operations manager, Shannon Hammond, will spearhead the transition and oversee the project.
Sip & Tuck will undergo minor refurbishments to align with Honey & Harvey's style.
The shop gave away a brunch for two for the lucky customer who guessed the new location on Facebook.
Honey & Harvey were praised by Dave Wall, the head chef at the UK's number one gastropub, The Unruly Pig, as one of his top places to eat without breaking the bank.
An opening date has not yet been announced, but the coffee shop has said it will update as Honey & Harvey welcomes the Colchester community into its family.
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