About Centenary Coffee & Co
Centenary Coffee & Co at Bicester North Railway Station is part of the Centenary Group, a heritage brand inspired by the 1930s Great Western Railway refreshment rooms and the Art Deco golden age of travel. The group was founded by Aasia Baig, whose first café opened at Birmingham Moor Street station in 2009 on the centennial anniversary of the station's opening by the Great Western Railway, hence the name. The Bicester North outlet is open to the public, not just rail passengers, offering a quick grab-and-go coffee or snack service perfect for busy travellers or anyone wanting a tasty pick-me-up. The coffee beans are sourced from Aprysa, a small cooperative founded in 2014, and roasted by Quarter Horse Coffee in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter, producing a smooth and silky coffee with notes of almond, black tea, lime, and toffee. The business is dog friendly.
Features
- Dog Friendly
- Takeaway
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to be a train passenger to visit?
No, Centenary Coffee & Co at Bicester North is open to the public and you do not need to be a traveller to buy from us.
Is the venue dog friendly?
Yes, Centenary Lounge locations, including Centenary Coffee & Co, are dog friendly.
Where does your coffee come from?
Our coffee beans are sourced from Aprysa, a small cooperative founded in 2014, and roasted by Quarter Horse Coffee in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter.
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