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Spresso in Newbridge, which is the caffeine-filled brainchild of Newbridge resident Lauren Kinsella. Photograph credit: spressocoffee via Instagram
One could say that this certain coffee business has "bean" around the block for a while now...
Spresso Coffee, otherwise known simply as Spresso, has announced that big changes are coming for its customers, just ahead of its one year anniversary.
What once started as an idea from the mind of Newbridge native Lauren Kinsella has evolved into a budding coffee enterprise, which is located just around the corner from the town's famous Water Tower (specifically, Spresso is situated in Tarmel Centre).
Taking to Instagram, Ms Kinsella said: "And now Spresso is stationary!"
"[Our] new hours will be coming on our one year anniversary, so keep an eye on this space!" she added.
Furthermore, When she was asked by the Leinster Leader if food would being introduced to Spresso's menu, she confirmed that customers will be able to enjoy hot food in the next few weeks.
A number of Kildare-based food and drink businesses liked Spresso's post, including Mini Mocha, PS Coffee Roasters and Sweet Sooze.
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