Coffee lovers will be full of beans for new outlet
The Herald|September 13, 2024
TWO-STOREY COSTA ONE OF LARGEST IN THE SOUTH WEST
WILLIAM TELFORD
Coffee lovers will be full of beans for new outlet

A HUGE new Costa Coffee shop has opened in Plymouth city centre. The chain has moved into an empty twostorey retail unit just outside Drake Circus Shopping Centre and closed its outlet across the road in Old Town Street.

The new Costa is one of the largest in the South West, with a 180-seat capacity and featuring the brand’s new “signature design”. It comes as Costa recently announced the return of its autumn menu, with visitors to Drake Circus now able to get their hands on the Maple Hazel range and seasonal savoury treats in the new location.

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