A new independent coffee shop is set to open in Glasgow’s East End next week, with a focus on community and connection.
Roots Coffee will officially launch on Monday, March 23 at 30 Hillfoot Street in Dennistoun.
The business has been founded by a couple, Cerys and Luke, who left their previous jobs to pursue their passion for coffee and hospitality.
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In a post shared on social media ahead of the opening, the pair described the journey as both “exciting and nerve-wracking”, having spent months planning the venture since last summer.
They said: “Quitting our jobs to put our hearts and passion into a new venture was scary, but do you know what’s scarier? Continuing on in our everyday lives and jobs, forever wondering ‘what if’.”
With a combined 16 years of experience in hospitality, the couple say their aim is to create more than just a coffee shop.
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Roots Coffee is described as “a movement rooted in community, compassion, and innovation”, with a strong emphasis on bringing people together in Dennistoun.
Explaining the inspiration behind the name, they added: “As Christians, we are rooted in Christ, and as humans, we all root ourselves in different aspects of life — whether that be family, careers, friendships or community.”
They continued: “We LOVE our community in Dennistoun — this is how Roots Coffee started.”
The shop is expected to welcome its first customers from Monday, with updates and further details being shared via its social media pages.
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