Established Coffee

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€4.95

Established Coffee

Boasting a relaxed ambience and efficient service, Established Coffee is a thriving café and retailer in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter. The staff is dedicated to serving coffee from some of the best farms across the world and they put care and attention into everything they do. Here, the menu is simple, and focuses on seasonal and locally sourced ingredients.

Information

address54 Hill Street, Belfast
emailhi@establishedcoffee.co
phone+44 28 9031 9416
facebookwww.facebook.com/establishedcoffee

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