Much-loved Stockport café reopens following stunning makeover

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An award-winning independent coffee group founded in the Northwest has announced the reopening of its Stockport store. Rhode Island Coffee, found in the historic market town of Stockport, has undergone major refurbishment after seven months of closure.

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This success is a testament to the dedication of our team and the shared vision we have cultivated. "We remain committed to providing an unparalleled experience for our customers, crafted with passion and a commitment to excellence." Rhode Island Coffee offer a training programme that employees can embark on to become award-winning baristas.

The coffee available at Rhode Island is a unique blend. The House Blend comes from 5 different countries – Brazil, Central America, East Africa, Ethiopia, and India to create a medium dark roast.