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Photo: The Coffee Pot Facebook
A new coffee spot is set to open in County Carlow and if the coffee is as good as their fresh, bright aesthetic we're in for a treat.
The Coffee Pot is set to open in the Strawhall industrial Estate, next to WTS Tools and is in the same industrial estate as the Delta Centre and Swans Electrical.
Their menu is sure to be a hit as they serve hot and cold coffees, ice teas and modern favourite, Acai bowls.
From their Facebook account they write:
"Let’s introduce to some of our Menu items besides our amazing coffee
First up Acaí Bowls!
A delicious banana and strawberry sorbet base blended with organic acai.
Topped off of course with granola, fresh bananas and fresh juicy strawberries.
With a choice of Nutella or honey to finish off.
Each bowl is rich in nutrients and tastes even better than it looks."
"This one is for a limited time only, part of our summer menu.
Introducing deeply refreshing Iced Teas.
Trust me when I tell you they are just as refreshing as they look…
Available flavours, Peach, Lemon, Passionfruit & Lemon."
Updates on when the new coffee shop is to open can be found on their social media, link HERE or by following the post below.
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