A European coffee shop took the next move in organising a Houston presence this week. Coffee Fellows has opened its 2nd Houston-area location in Katy, at 3329 Grand Parkway N., Suite 700.
Part of a bunch that incorporates virtually 300 places in Europe, Asia, and Africa, the brand new Coffee Fellows is the corporate’s first with a drive-thru. It joins a Bellaire location that opened in June.
“We are thrilled to open the first ever drive-thru location in Katy, Texas,” Coffee Fellows North America CEO Daniel Ogbonna mentioned in a commentary. “We understand that in less walkable areas convenience is key, and that is what Coffee Fellows North America is working to offer with the addition of drive-thru locations, the Coffee Fellows app, and rewards for customers through the Coffee Fellows Rewards program.”
Founded in Munch in 1999, Coffee Fellows serves sustainably-sourced coffee and tea. The intensive meals menu contains bagel sandwiches, salads, and pastries. Recently, the cafe added breakfast sandwiches which can be distinctive to its Houston-area shops.
“The addition of breakfast sandwiches to the Coffee Fellows menu is also something we felt customers in North America would enjoy starting their day,” Ogbonna added. “We are ecstatic to be a convenient stop for the mom or teacher on the go, person on their lunch break, and guests looking for a place to work over a cup of coffee.”
While the drive-thru does be offering comfort, the ones with extra time will to find an inner that caters to lingering. Remote employees will to find comfy puts to sit down, speedy wifi, and a lot of electric retailers.
Joining Ogbonna at the cafe’s management staff is COO Chris Fannin, who up to now labored as president of Common Bond previous to its partnership with Garza Management Group, the native company in the back of El Bolillo Bakery and different eating places. His resume additionally contains control positions on the Strip House and Capital Grille.
“Houston is a coffee-loving town, and we are excited that Coffee Fellows’ US expansion is starting here,” Fannin mentioned when the Bellaire location opened this summer season. “We are pleased that we’ll be roasting our coffee and sourcing our produce locally, to create a fresh, original menu that supports the community.”
Coffee Fellows has giant plans for the Texas marketplace. If all is going in line with plan, it’s going to 15-30 further places in Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio in 2024 and 2025.
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