This week we celebrate five years of being a part of the community on Great Titchfield street. We hope that we have also had some sort of influence on the coffee industry, not just in London but across the U.K and if possible into Europe. We also very sincerely hope that we have brought a lot of joy and memories to our many thousands of customers.
Five is a big celebration. At least it feels like it. Our daughter is turning five next January and she is already so excited. There are many, many people to thank who have helped us over the past five years and even before that, those who helped in the two years prior of the planning stages.
Staff:
The staff that have worked here, who have brought their own passion, enthusiasm, knowledge, experience and commitment to a business that is only really a small shop on a side street in Central London. If you are a former staff member you know how much hard work you have put into Kaffeine, if you are still with us today you know how hard but also how gratifying it is. In particular I wish to thank our lead chef Jared who has been with us since day one and his kitchen team as well as our manager for the past two years Claire who has led the team and continued to develop and uphold the standards set by former managers Catherine and Amy. I am humbled by your commitment and passion.
Our mission statement is to ‘always be regarded as one of the best cafes in the U.K’ and so all the details we work on go into this one main goal. It is very important to me that this is not only for the sake of the business but is very much for the benefit of the staff too as I hope whatever happens here will help you in your future lives.
Suppliers:
The suppliers who have been with us for so long, from Square Mile to Villanova to London Dairies to Cafe Connections, as well as Coffee Hit, 4 degrees, Turners and HG Walters and all our guest roasters for our guest coffee weekends for providing us with so many wonderful products and also amazing service.
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