Chapter IA place for both
Good coffee takes time. So does a good book. So we made room for both.
A roaster humming away behind the counter, shelves worth getting lost in, and a seat with your name on it for as long as you like.
A roastery behind the counter, a bookshop along the walls, and no rush at all.



Chapter IA place for both
A roaster humming away behind the counter, shelves worth getting lost in, and a seat with your name on it for as long as you like.
Chapter IIThe roast
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Stage 01 / 05
Dense, grassy and full of potential. Nothing like coffee yet.
Stage 02 / 05
The beans lose their moisture and turn the colour of straw. The shop starts to smell like a bakery.
Stage 03 / 05
A pop like popcorn. The papery skin flies off, sugars caramelise and the flavours we’re after begin to show.
Stage 04 / 05
The roaster’s call. A few seconds either way changes the cup completely.
Stage 05 / 05
Into the cooling tray, then a few days’ rest before it meets the grinder.
Chapter IIIThe shelves
A small bookshop that punches above its weight. Browse with a cup in hand, then ask us for a recommendation.
Come and browse
There’s no rush here. Finish the chapter, order the refill, stay until the light changes.
Find a corner, settle in, and let the smell of the roaster do the rest.
Chapter IVBook & brew
Every visit deserves a pairing. Pick a moment and we’ll pour you a suggestion.
Rainy afternoon
Brew
A slow pour-over
Read
Something long from Fiction
Grab the window seat and order the second cup before you finish the first.
Early start
Brew
A double espresso
Read
One poem from Poetry
Short, strong and done before the bus turns up.
Lunch break
Brew
A flat white, to stay
Read
A short story
One story, one coffee, back to your desk feeling human again.
Lazy Sunday
Brew
A cafetière for the table
Read
A cookbook from Food & drink
Bring someone, share the pot and plan what you’ll cook later.
Chapter VThe visit
Come for a coffee, stay for a chapter. Bring a friend, or bring nobody at all.
