Joe & The Juice moves closer to opening York city centre store
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 20 Oct, 16:38 · Archive
Work is underway on a Joe & The Juice café on Parliament Street in York city centre.
Work has begun on a Joe & The Juice café on Parliament Street in York city centre. The store occupies a former Size? shop that closed last month after eight years at the site. Workers have been spotted inside and scaffolding has been erected around the building.
The Danish chain, founded in Copenhagen in 2002, now operates over 500 stores worldwide. It serves juices, shakes, coffees and sandwiches, typically wrapped in pink packaging. The planning application for the York location shows the café will accommodate 65 customers, with 29 seats on the ground floor and 36 on the first floor.
The applicants stated that the conversion will result in a cleaner, more refined interior while preserving the building's historic character. They claimed the development would bring increased employment and local opportunities along with continued economic regeneration of the city. Joe & The Juice has not yet announced a specific opening date for the York branch.
How it is being reported
- Popular chain with 500 shops takes step closer to opening in YorkWork is underway at a former York city centre shop which is set to become a popular drink, coffee, and sandwich chain.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 20 Oct, 16:00
- Popular chain with 500 shops takes step closer to opening in YorkWork is underway at a former York city centre shop which is set to become a popular drink, coffee, and sandwich chain.York Press · 20 Oct, 16:00
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