Community coffee shop planned for Bridlington town centre

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 16:38 · Archive

Plans have been submitted to convert the former Three B's micropub in Bridlington into a community-focused coffee shop.

A new community-focused coffee shop could open in Bridlington after plans were submitted to convert the former site of Three B's micropub in Marshall Avenue. The micropub moved to new premises in July with a £200,000 investment.

The 66 square metre site at 2 Marshall Avenue would include a small kitchen and redecorated interior. The planning application to East Riding of Yorkshire Council states the new use represents 'a shift from a drinking-led premises to an inclusive daytime destination, designed to support local residents throughout the year while also encouraging trade and tourism within Bridlington's town centre'.

The coffee shop would operate seven days a week, opening at 7am Monday to Saturday and 7am to 4pm on Sundays and Bank Holidays. The owners plan to keep the existing traditional timber frontage, which is characteristic of Bridlington Conservation Area, with heritage colours used in the shopfront and signage.

How it is being reported

• 'Community coffee shop' could be coming to Yorkshire coastal townPlans have been submitted to convert the former site of award-winning Three B's in Marshall Avenue, Bridlington to new premises.The Press (York) · 14 Oct, 16:00
• 'Community coffee shop' could be coming to Yorkshire coastal townPlans have been submitted to convert the former site of award-winning Three B's in Marshall Avenue, Bridlington to new premises.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 14 Oct, 16:00

In this story: Three B's · Bridlington · Marshall Avenue · East Riding of Yorkshire Council · Bridlington Conservation Area

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