The Mossley Hill venue said more news would soon follow about the new store
Rose Lane Coffee Shop(Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo)
A Liverpool coffee house has announced it is expanding, much to the delight of its customers. Rose Lane Coffee, found on the street of the same name in Mossley Hill, took to social media to announce the news.
The South Liverpool venue first opened in the leafy suburb three years ago. Since then, the dog-friendly brand has grown a loyal following thanks to its pastries and cakes.
Fast forward to today and the owners revealed on Instagram they would be marking the company’s birthday “with a surprise”. In the same post, it said: “We’re growing. A brand new location is on the way. More news soon”.
The post was liked more than 1,300 times, and foodies took to the comments to guess where the new venue will be situated. Angela said, “Please let it be Crosby, please let it be Crosby.”
Rose Lane, Mossley Hill(Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo)
Another account said: “Welcome to Woolton Road?”, whereas a third account said: “This is going to kill my bank account, this.”
Victoria added: “Fantastic, love this.” Echoing a similar sentiment, Rachel said: “Aww, love this. Boss.” Joshua wrote: “Superb stuff”, and Bunny commented: “Well done, guys. Slowly, you will get there. Congratulations.”
Rose Lane, Mossley Hill(Image: Andrew Teebay Liverpool Echo)
The news comes after a new “speciality” coffee shop opened not far from Rose Lane, in the heart of South Liverpool, on Smithdown Road. Sips & Stories sells coffee, loose-leaf tea, and a variety of sweet and savoury pastries.
Open Wednesday to Sunday, the venue is located next door to Frankie’s Paint-It Pottery and the Smithdown Road branch of Subway.
The menu includes spinach and feta, chicken and vegetable pastries, and bagels stuffed with turkey and cream cheese.
There are also a number of sweet treats, including plant-based cinnamon buns, banana and pecan buns, orange and cardamom buns, pastel de nata, cruffins, and brownies.
The new coffee shop’s owners are working closely with Wirral-based coffee roaster Adams & Russell, which is affiliated with Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance, and Women’s Cooperatives.
Staff at Sips & Stories believe “every cup tells a story with a rotating selection of single-origin speciality coffees from renowned plantations across the world, all of which have been ethically sourced”. You can read more about it here.