New coffee shop opens at Washington Leisure Centre to boost community offering
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Little Coffee Bean has already established itself in the region with its mobile coffee van, serving locally-roasted coffees, teas, chi lattes, hot chocolates and more.
Now, they’ve set up a cafe in the empty unit at Washington Leisure Centre.
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Hide AdThe former cafe had operated for a number of years and was popular with visitors to the centre, but closed its doors during the pandemic.
After transforming the site into a community hub, Little Coffee Bean opened its doors this month and welcomed back customers to the site.
Over the coming weeks, it will be expanding its offering seasonal dishes at fair prices, as well as meal deals.
Commercial Director Lewis Kane said: “We are delighted to be open in Washington Leisure Centre, it brings investment and jobs to the local area in desperate economic times.
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Hide Ad“As a company we are proud to support our local communities, with training opportunities, locally-roasted coffee along with extra discounts for emergency service workers in all of our outlets.“
Despite the current economic issues, Little Coffee Bean is fighting the tide, with a growing outlet in Newcastle City Library, Indian Tu Tuk event coffee vans and a number of further outlets planned across the region.
The cafe is open seven days per week from 8am serving breakfast sandwiches.
Geoff Moffat from Everyone Active said: “It’s amazing to see the entrance to the centre come to life again.”