About FLTR Coffee
FLTR Coffee is a specialty coffee shop and cafe in Langford Village, Bicester. The business is an incorporated company owned by a group of families from Journey Communities church in Bicester, and raised over £23,000 in startup funds through a crowdfunding campaign. The coffee is sourced from house roaster New Ground Coffee and guest roaster Dark Woods Coffee, prepared using a La Cimbali M200 GT1 machine and Mahlkönig EK43, Victoria Arduino Mythos One and Anfim Pratica grinders. The menu includes cakes from local bakers with gluten free and vegan friendly options, plus toasties available during the week. Whole beans are available to buy from both roasters, and the team can grind coffee to order. FLTR Coffee also hosts events such as coffee cupping sessions and reinvests some of its profits into the community through a community grant scheme. An NHS discount of 10 percent off the menu is available on production of ID.
Features
- Dog Friendly
- Gluten Free Options
- Takeaway
- Vegan Options
- Vegetarian Options
Frequently asked questions
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, FLTR Coffee is a dog friendly establishment but they do ask that you keep your dog on a lead.
Do you offer food?
FLTR Coffee offers a selection of cakes from local bakers as well as several gluten free and vegan friendly options. During the week they offer toasties and all day toasties at the weekends.
Do you sell whole beans?
Yes, they offer a wide selection of whole beans from their two main roasters, New Grounds and Darkwoods. They can also grind any coffee to your liking for you.
I have an event coming up, can FLTR help?
FLTR Coffee is more than happy to help the community any way they can. If you have a specific request, you can get in touch using the contact form on their website.
Is there a discount for NHS staff?
Yes, FLTR Coffee offers 10 percent off the menu when you show your NHS ID.
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