A new speciality coffee shop is proving popular with workers and shoppers alike in a vibrant city street.
Buffalo Coffee Brewers launched on Monday, October 2 at 36 St Benedicts Street in Norwich, next to Cookes.
It is run by Giles Hayward-Smith, 55, who has more than a decade's experience working in the coffee industry in London and Norfolk.
Buffalo Coffee Brewers is a new speciality coffee shop Picture: Joana Fonseca (Image: Joana Fonseca)
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The beans he uses are from Square Mile Coffee Roasters in the capital and bags are also available to buy, which Mr Hayward-Smith can grind for customers.
He also uses an additional guest company each month, starting with Yallah Coffee Roasters from Cornwall.
Buffalo Coffee Brewers is at 36 St Benedicts Street Picture: Joana Fonseca (Image: Joana Fonseca)
Alongside a range of white and black coffees, with oat milk available for no extra charge, there is tea and hot chocolate.
The drinks menu at Buffalo Coffee Brewers Picture: Joana Fonseca (Image: Joana Fonseca)
Mr Hayward-Smith said: "The reaction has been very positive so far and I have been busier than expected - but I know it will be a marathon and not a sprint.
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Giles Hayward-Smith previously managed Strangers in All Saints Green Picture: Joana Fonseca (Image: Joana Fonseca)
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"Customers have commented on the quality of the coffee and they like that it is dog friendly too."
Buffalo Coffee Brewers is open for sit-in or takeaway on weekdays from 8am to 3pm and weekends from 9am to 3pm, with loyalty cards available.
He is also looking to source locally-made cakes - message on Instagram @buffalocoffeebrewers
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