Wellness cafe Vyve opens first Scotland location at Silverburn

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A new wellness-focused cafe concept is set to make its Scottish debut.

Vyve, a speciality coffee, matcha and acai brand, is opening its first Scottish location at the Silverburn shopping centre in Glasgow.

The Vyve kiosk will open this month and will offer a menu focused on balanced, nourishing food and drink options.

Dirmuid Donohoe, general manager of Silverburn, said: “Silverburn is the perfect first location in Scotland for Vyve.

A new wellness-focused cafe concept is set to make its Scottish debut. (Image: Supplied)

“We have a strong track record of being an early home for brands as they grow across the UK, and we're proud that Vyve has chosen us for making their Scottish debut.

“Vyve’s menu taps into how people are genuinely thinking about food and drink right now.

“The clean, considered aesthetic is a great fit for Silverburn and is sure to be popular with our guests.”

The menu features items such as acai bowls, ceremonial-grade matcha, speciality coffee, protein shakes, yoghurt bowls and functional smoothies, each designed to support energy, recovery and overall wellbeing.

Traditional cafe favourites including cookies, brownies and pastries will also be available.

Abigail Hylton, marketing director for Vyve, said: “We’re about balance.

“We’ve created a brand where customers can choose something functional and nourishing, or something more indulgent, without compromise.

“Everything on the menu has been designed to taste great, feel good, and fit into real, everyday lifestyles.”

The new kiosk has been designed with a clean, minimal look, in keeping with Vyve’s focus on simplicity, quality and a modern retail experience.

Vyve is expected to attract a mix of shoppers, gym-goers and visitors seeking a healthier grab-and-go option.

The launch follows a series of recent arrivals at Silverburn, including H beauty, Oliver Bonas, Footasylum, Wingstop and Scotland’s first Kenji.

Glasgow’s first branches of Stradivarius, Pull and Bear and Bershka have also opened in the centre, along with the competitive socialising venue King Pins.

Beauty giants Sephora UK and Space NK are set to join Silverburn’s line-up this summer.

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