Ten Hands Cafe
Food And Drink, Cafes · Towcester
About Ten Hands Cafe
Ten Hands Cafe is a fully licensed café bar on Watling Street in Towcester, run by a family of five whose name the business takes. Inspired by the coffee culture of New Zealand, Australia, and San Francisco, the café serves breakfast, lunch, and a dedicated Sunday menu, with all dishes cooked from scratch using fresh produce delivered daily. The drinks menu features small batch roasted coffee, loose leaf tea, specially selected spirits, wines, beers, and cocktails. Coffee is available to drink in or take out, and the bakehouse offers bags of beans for home use, including an Ethiopian single origin, an espresso blend, a single origin, and a decaffeinated espresso blend. Walk ins are welcome for coffee and cake, with reservations recommended for those dining in. Customers can sit inside or in the cosy outdoor courtyard.
Features
- Outdoor Seating
- Takeaway
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book a table at Ten Hands Cafe?
Walk ins are welcome for coffee and cake to eat and drink inside or in the outdoor courtyard. Reservations are recommended for customers who are dining, and you can book a table by calling 01327 351010.
Is Ten Hands Cafe licensed to serve alcohol?
Yes, Ten Hands Cafe is a fully licensed café bar offering specially selected spirits, wines, beers, and cocktails alongside its coffee and tea menu.
Can I buy coffee beans to take home?
Yes, the bakehouse sells bags of coffee beans in store, including No19 Ethiopian single origin, No10 espresso blend, No7 single origin, and a decaffeinated espresso blend, all in 250g bags.
What style of food does Ten Hands Cafe serve?
All dishes are cooked from scratch in the kitchen using fresh produce delivered daily. A breakfast menu, lunch menu, and Sunday menu are available, with take out options also offered for coffee, drinks, cakes, and hot snacks.
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