VISITORS to Warrington town centre will be able to stop for a coffee and a rest in the day, and a cocktail and tapas during the evening.
Blending classic and contemporary dishes, new café bistro Blossom will be open seven days-a-week as it becomes the latest venture to open in Time Square.
It is situated on Dolmans Lane in the former Heavenly Desserts unit, with father and son owners Fabio and Kaya Okten welcoming customers for ‘affordable brunch’ during the day.
But as the day enters the evening, the unit will transform into a cocktails and tapas spot.
Fabio said: "People from Warrington often head to nearby cities like Liverpool or Manchester for a good meal and evening out.
“But we wanted to create a place right here in town that offers great food at a reasonable price.
“From brunch classics like eggs Benedict and full English breakfasts during the day, to a selection of small plates with global influences in the evening, Blossom aims to offer something for everyone.”
The venue, which is also set to host live music to add to its relaxed atmosphere, joins the growing collection of businesses in Time Square leisure precinct.
Fabio, who has more than 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, added: “We want Blossom to be a space where locals can come together, enjoy a meal and spend time in the heart of Warrington.
“Kaya will be running the day-to-day operations, and I am really excited to be working alongside him.
“His energy and enthusiasm will help make Blossom a welcoming place for everyone who visits.”
Blossom joins a raft of other businesses located at Time Square, including the ever popular Cookhouse at Warrington Market and state-of-the-art Cineworld cinema.
Gravity trampoline park is also located there, as is Gravity Social games bar, Costello’s alehouse, Yum Cha Asian restaurant, Botanist bar and restaurant, Hot Pod yoga and more.
Time Square has seen a large increase in visitors during May and June, with nearly two million visitors over an eight-week period.
This was driven by events like Proms in the Square, Pride and Krazy Races, which significantly boosted the footfall around the town centre.
Cllr Laura Watson, Warrington Borough Council’s cabinet member for economy and growth, welcomed the opening of Blossom.
She commented: “We have seen a big increase in visitors to Time Square, making it a key destination for shopping, dining and leisure in Warrington.
“It is great to welcome Blossom to this thriving community, and we are excited to see how it adds to the town’s growing food and drink offering.”
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