Longton's brand-new independent family-run coffee shop, The Coffee House, opened its doors today (17 March) and have enjoyed a 'very busy' start. 

The Longton venue is The Coffee House's 13th store, located in the Longton Exchange, breathing life into a large corner unit previously home to BrightHouse. 

Seating up to 80 people, the interior boasts an illustrated floor-to-ceiling wall art of Gladstone Pottery Museum, beautiful lighting and a variety of seating both inside and out. 

The Longton venue has a mural dedicated to Stoke-on-Trent (The Coffee House).

"Open day so far has been thriving," says Lizzie Clarke Head of Marketing for The Coffee House, "the local community have had nothing but great things to say, all delighted to have a place to meet with friends and family."

The food and confectionary products are homemade in their Warrington-based central Production Facility, before they are packaged and delivered each night to the coffee shops. 

The Coffee House also roast their own specialty coffee blend which is described online as "sweet and velvety, with a fruity aroma of berries, and the mellow sweetness of vanilla followed by a chocolate tang, resulting in a well-rounded medium house roast". 

The Coffee House is situated in the former BrightHouse store (The Coffee House).

The Coffee House is open 8am-6pm every day except Sundays, when it is open from 10am-4pm. 

For more information about The Coffee House, visit their website, Facebook or Instagram page.

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