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Catering services manager Nuno Matias said the name change was 'our way of saying thank you to Joe, and the whole cafe team'. He added: 'They support our community and brighten the days of people who walk through our doors.'

"We wanted to highlight the tin ceiling, and close-to-original wood floors, while bringing in some of our design elements," Congregation Coffee's new owner, Patrick Brennan, told DCN.

"We are thrilled to bring Roto to Shoregate and continue our journey of providing exceptional culinary experiences to our community," Ferraro said. "This new location gives us the opportunity to grow our menu, connect with more of the Bay Shore community and serve everyone from local residents to beachgoers heading to and from the train."

We buy as much as we can from local farms and urban gardeners, and then take that to create made-to-order items.

Every bean that is consumed here "I roasted myself," she explains. She currently drives to Mannheim, where she completed her training, every few weeks and fills the car with freshly roasted coffee.

The UK Small Business Awards recognise excellence, innovation, and impact among small and micro businesses across the UK, celebrating achievements in growth and community contribution.

The cafe, run by Laura McEvoy and Stephanie Myerscough, showcases their backgrounds in hospitality, with McEvoy's experience from her granny's B&B influencing their offerings.

"Chai time has always been sacred in our home - an invitation to slow down, and connect," says Sunny, whose chai was one of Oprah's Favorite Things in 2021.

"Would it be fun if we did this with an open space and could party with our friends and dance all night?"

Starting June 6, New Yorkers can officially add 'Have a berry tart with elderflower crème at' to their summer bucket lists.

"All of our projects are heavily influenced by precedent and reference; from both art and architecture... The Mandarin was influenced by the Hopewell Culture Earthworks from 100 BC and an Ellsworth Kelly painting from 1963."

New Yorkers, your next Italian obsession is arriving hot and fast. It's launching a brand-new café concept designed for life on the go.

The Misunderstood Heron, a beloved café in Leenane, was shut down due to unauthorized activity, with no prior planning applications submitted by them since its operation began.

Like the side dishes at Thanksgiving dinner, sometimes it's the supporting characters that make something great. Breadbelly’s kaya toast is a must-try, but everything shines.