Here’s where you can get £1 hot drinks in Salisbury next week

Friday, 3 December 2021 00:00

Triple Two Coffee have chosen Salisbury as the location for their 20th store, and to celebrate, they are giving away hot drinks for just £1 for the first full week of business.

Located on 35 Blue Boar Row, the coffee shop will fill the vacant shop that was previously occupied by Coffee Lab.

The new franchise coffee shop will open on Tuesday 7th December and will serve a selection of drinks including coffees, speciality hot drinks, frappes, teas, iced drinks and seasonal options, including bubble tea.

On the food menu, you’ll find breakfast options, hot main dishes, sandwiches, wraps, baguettes, snacks, toasties and salads. Triple Two Coffee also offer vegan and vegetarian options, as well as alternative milk and cream options for no extra charge.

The coffee shop will have a small amount of seating both upstairs and downstairs.

Speaking to the store’s General Manager, Tyler Rutten said, “We are incredibly excited to open Triple Two Coffee's 20th store in Salisbury. We live in a city of coffee lovers and I look forward to serving up a selection of hot drinks and tasty food for the city.”

Dan Collins, Business Manager at Salisbury BID commented, “It's always great to see a new business open in Salisbury and we are thrilled to welcome Triple Two Coffee to our city. This is very encouraging news for Salisbury, especially after a flurry of other new businesses opening and the latest Ipsos MORI report which showed we are once again one of the top ten bounce back cities in the UK.”

Other offers at Triple Two Coffee include a loyalty app that offers your first full price coffee free of charge and a 20 per cent discount for local employees.

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