The owners of Brew coffee shop in Ramsgate High Street have announced its sale due to a change in family circumstances.
The venue opened in June last year and, headed up by Lorraine Edney and Rhys Huelin, offers fresh coffee, pastries baked on site and a fresh sandwich bar.
There were also plans for the café, which is based at the former British Heart Foundation site, to expand with the creation of a community pop up kitchen and hub.
However, the search for new owners is now taking place.
In an announcement on the Brew social media page it says: “It is with heavy hearts that we announce the sale of Brew, our beloved coffee haven, due to a change family circumstances.
“Brew has been more than just a business; it’s been our passion, our pride, and our home away from home.
“Brew has been a beacon of warmth, welcoming all who are looking for great coffee, delicious sandwiches, and delightful pastries. Our loyal customers have become an extended family, and our dedicated staff have poured their hearts into every cup and creation.
“However, life sometimes takes unexpected turns, and after much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to part with Brew. While this decision weighs heavily on us, we believe it’s the right choice for our families at this time.
“We are committed to finding the perfect new owner who will cherish Brew as much as we have. The spirit of Brew, its dedication to quality, community, and excellence, will live on under new ownership.”
Interested parties are invited to reach out for more information via [email protected]
Lorraine and Rhys added: “To our loyal customers, dedicated staff, and supportive community, we extend our deepest gratitude. Your love and patronage have made Brew the special place it is, and we will forever treasure the memories we’ve shared.”
