Stokes Coffee Shop - Lincoln (2011) Edition - Lincoln, UK
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Stokes Tea & Coffee all began in 1892 when Robert William Stokes moved to Lincoln, then in 1902, he began selling tea and coffee.
Waymark Code: WM18D3B
Location: North East England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 07/10/2023
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member Outspoken1
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This cafe is a Medieval Tudor black and white building, on the High Bridge over the river Witham in the centre of Lincoln.

"Lincoln is a cathedral city and district in Lincolnshire, England, of which it is the county town. In the 2021 Census, the Lincoln district had a population of 103,813. The 2011 census gave the urban area of Lincoln, including North Hykeham and Waddington, a population of 115,000, a figure which has been updated to 127,540 with the 2021 census." link

Stokes Coffee Shop

"Today, Stokes remains a family company, with Robert's great grandson, Nick Peel, the current MD, and the fourth generation to take the helm of the Stokes Tea & Coffee company.

Here at Stokes, we understand that it's our people, customers and communities who have helped make us what we are today and we give back whenever we can by sponsoring local enterprises, donating to charities and giving to good causes. We also support local businesses by using the finest local produce to create our delicious dishes and treats on the menus at our cafes, and lovely products available from our online shop.

We do everything possible to make sure that every business partner, from our team in the UK and our local communities to our suppliers on the other side of the globe are treated fairly. One of the ways we do this is by purchasing coffee and tea through companies that have direct links to our farmers. We even source coffee from the most sustainable farm in Brazil! This way, we know where every penny goes including to local hospitals, schools and other services that benefit farmers and their families." link

"Open the ancient door to our beautiful coffee shop in Lincoln. The High Bridge, built over the River Witham in around 1160, is the only Medieval bridge in England with houses still on it. Our unique building at Stokes High Bridge Cafe Lincoln is steeped in history and has been standing tall since 1540. Visiting this place is a real experience and it's just like stepping back in time. Soak up the atmosphere as you sample a delicious brew, a mouthwatering afternoon tea or lovingly prepared meal all served by our friendly staff.

If you’re a true coffee lover you'll be spoiled for choice with our extensive and special selection of freshly roasted, single origin beans and blends. Get comfy with a smooth and creamy cappuccino, wake up with one of our fabulous filter coffees, or tickle your taste buds with something a little more unusual. We also have more than 30 loose leaf teas on the menu, from our award-winning Gold Medal Tips to the utterly unique Flo’s Mix, a true Stokes original invented way back in the 1970's by one of our long-serving waitresses.

Tuck into some proper fare at Stokes High Bridge Café Lincoln. Take your pick from our scrumptious snacks, salads and sandwiches, freshly made to order from locally-sourced ingredients. Or, if you’re after a hearty meal, why not try one of our gorgeous homemade dishes. Breakfast, luncheon and afternoon teas are served daily. We look forward to serving you soon." link
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