Having had success at three previous locations 92 degrees has recently opened a new cafe on Call Lane.
With a coffee to start the day a must in most people lives, on every corner in Leeds you’ll find a cafe to visit. Cooperate chains such as Cafe Nero and Starbucks bring in a lot of trade just for their reputation but indepent coffee shops are becoming more and more prominant on the high street.
92 degrees opened their first cafe on Claypit Lane in 2020 in a prime location opposite the Leeds Beckett University campus. With it proving to be a popular choice the founders decided to expand across the city and now have multiple locations thriving due to their quality of coffee and the experience they provide their customers.
Tom Holmes, a barista in their new opening said: “we put people first, always. From partnering with local businesses to working with our brilliant suppliers to showcasing local talent in all of our shops through music, art and fun.
According to Public Sector Catering, new research shows 86.3% of the city’s 584 coffee shops are independent which is a positive indication personally run buisneses are being supported and aren’t at risk of being overpowered.
With a high quality coffee, a welcoming atmosphere and a place for all to enjoy. 92 degrees will be hoping to emulate their succeeses in one of the buisiest spots in the city.
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