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The Lawn coffee shop and roastery set to open this summer

Michael Barwise by Michael Barwise
May 16, 2017
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Stokes Tea & Coffee’s  new coffee shop and roastery at The Lawn in Lincoln is set to open this summer.

Work is under way on the new cafe

The new café, which will seat 60 people inside, and more in the courtyard terrace, is on track to open its doors at the beginning of June.

Managing director of Stokes Tea & Coffee Nick Peel said: “I am delighted the regeneration of The Lawn is progressing as planned, and cannot wait to unveil our new coffee shop and roastery. It is wonderful to see our plans come to fruition and we can’t wait to start working from this wonderful building”.

The café is just one part of a major restoration scheme of the historic Lawn building, which will also be home to a theatre, restaurant, barista training centre and office spaces.

 

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