Cornwall Place Kitchen, an independently-owned coffee shop and restaurant based in Buckingham town centre picked up the prize for Best Coffee Business Cafe at the MK Food and Leisure Awards, according to The Bucks Herald.
The annual awards, held this year on Sunday 12th November in Milton Keynes, celebrate all areas of hospitality and nominations are accepted from any business with an MK postcode.
After an initial round of nominations from customers held online, a shortlist of ten was created and handed over to the category judges, Wooden Hill Coffee Roasters. In making their selection, the expert judges from Wooden Hill commented on how Cornwall Place Kitchen has created a unique angle on coffee, both in terms of quality and service.
They said in their feedback: “Cornwall Place Kitchen sets itself apart in its attentive and confident approach to coffee, its excellent food, and its commitment to a myriad of hospitality experiences.
“Their appreciation for coffee shows both in their considered service when it comes to customer preference and their commitment to providing three different samples of coffee, leaning towards a unique speciality experience.
“It’s home to a range of evenings and events, from fine dining events to arts and crafts nights; Cornwall Place Kitchen brings cultural texture to the local landscape.
“This is all built on the foundation of great quality produce in its food and its coffee, all glued together by friendly, confident, and knowledgeable service. It’s a destination that manages to cater to a wide range of customer needs without losing sight of its own identity and strengths, making it distinct but welcoming.”
Cornwall Place Kitchen, or CPK as it is known to its regulars, is a bustling coffee shop by day and restaurant by night, owned and run by Sarah King and George Spires. Winning the award represents success not just for CPK, but also for its network of suppliers and loyal customers.
Sarah King commented: “We are delighted to win, especially as we celebrated our third birthday also this week.
“Winning is not only for us, it is also for Buckingham as we mostly use independent suppliers from the local area.
“When we first opened our doors, it was something of a leap of faith – especially during repeated lockdowns as a result of the pandemic. However, our customers were brilliant from day one and have stuck with us ever since, so without them, we wouldn’t be here today.”
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