Coffee house in Nantwich

Speciality coffee

Coffee is at the heart of what we do at Little Wren Coffee House. You'll find espresso, filter and a guest bean that rotates, all served from our spot at 22 Hospital Street in the middle of Nantwich.

People pop in for a flat white on the way through town, or settle in with a filter and something from the cake counter. If you like trying something different, the guest bean is a nice excuse to ask what's on at the moment.

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What it covers

Espresso-based drinks made to order
Filter coffee for a slower cup
A rotating guest bean to try
Drinks to enjoy in or take away
Pairs well with our bakes and brunch

How it works

1
Come on in
Find us at 22 Hospital Street, Nantwich. Dogs are welcome too.
2
Choose your coffee
Pick espresso, filter or the current guest bean. Just ask if you'd like help deciding.
3
Sit down or take it away
Enjoy it in the coffee house with a bake or brunch, or take it with you.

Questions about speciality coffee

What kinds of coffee do you serve in Nantwich?

We serve espresso, filter and a rotating guest bean. Pop in or get in touch to find out which guest bean is on at the moment.

Can I get speciality coffee to take away?

Yes, takeaway is part of what we offer, so you can take your coffee with you. You're also welcome to sit in and stay a while.

What time can I get a coffee at Little Wren Coffee House?

We open at 8:00 AM Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM on Saturday and 9:00 AM on Sunday. We close at 4:00 PM on weekdays, 5:00 PM on Saturday and 3:00 PM on Sunday.

Helpful advice

All guides

What is speciality coffee and how is it different from ordinary coffee?

Speciality coffee is coffee grown, processed and roasted with close attention to quality and traceability, so the flavour is clearer and more interesting. It usually tastes cleaner and fruitier or sweeter than a dark, bitter blend, and it is worth knowing a few simple terms when ordering.

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How do you choose and brew a good loose-leaf tea?

Loose-leaf tea usually uses larger, whole or less broken leaves, which gives a fuller and more nuanced flavour than many teabags. Use the right amount, sensible water temperature and brewing time for the type of tea, and give the leaves room to move.

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What should you know about visiting a coffee house with your dog?

Dogs are welcome at many cafés, and a little preparation helps the visit go smoothly for everyone. Keep your dog on a lead, settled and close to you, and be considerate of other customers and staff.

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