Brewery bosses say they are looking forward to bringing their cafe-bar concept to Lichfield this summer.
The ‘bod’ outlet will be launched off Yoxall Way in Streethay by Staffordshire-based Titanic Brewery.
The concept launched in 2018 and has gone on to spawn other locations across the region, with the Lichfield location set to be the company’s eighth site.
Jonathan Wright, head of retail at Titanic Brewery, said the outlet would offer everything from coffee and cakes to craft beers and wine.
“People are sometimes surprised that a traditional ale brewery operates cafe-bars – and whilst they may look a little different and feature things like locally roasted coffee and fresh cakes prepared on-site, they also share a lot of the same community-driven values and commitments that our pubs have, not to mention a fantastic range of beers, ciders, wines and spirits.”
Jonathan Wright, Titanic Brewery
Customers visiting for hot drinks will also be able to get a 50p discount if they bring their own reusable travel cup, while many products and ingredients will also be sourced locally in Staffordshire.
Jonathan added:
“Our bod cafe-bars are exciting, vibrant places where everyone can come together in one space.
“We’ve been wanting to bring this concept to Lichfield for some time, and we cannot wait to share it with everyone this summer.”
Jonathan Wright, Titanic Brewery
The bod Lichfield outlet will open in July and create 30 new jobs. Anyone interested in applying for roles including shift supervisor, chef and server should contact retail@titanicbrewery.co.uk.
This is great news; a Staffordshire based business too. A great concept, I look forward to trying it out.
We really need a bar/pub in Fradley, the place is significantly bigger now than villages like Alrewas and Whittington (which have several pubs). Someone would make a killing if something like this opened in the centre of the village.
The Swan and the Laughing Duck in Fradley are both great venues but they’re not close to the centre of population in Fradley and to walk there would be along an unlit National Speed Limit road without a footpath.