New pop-up coffee shop Carte Noire Man Cafe to open in Spinningfields
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 8 years ago
- Food & Drink
This autumn/winter, enjoy a more seductive coffee moment at the Carte Noire Man Cafe – where it’s more than just great coffee on the menu.
Carte Noire understands that every woman needs a little ‘me time’, so at the Man Cafe customers can enjoy the velvety, rich and smooth taste of their perfect Carte Noire coffee and also choose the perfect man to serve it for them.
So whether you prefer a delicious Crema Intenso alongside a decisive Mr Confident, a sweeter Cappuccino accompanied by a softer Mr Romantic, an aromatic Latte Macchiato with a smooth Mr Cool or even a strong Espresso complemented by Mr Continental, make sure you come down and experience the Carte Noire Man Cafe at Spinningfields.
Also don’t forget to log on to www.facebook.com/cartenoireuk
Go see for yourself…
ADDRESS
Artzu Gallery, Quay House, Hardman Square, Spinningfields, Manchester M3 3JE.
- This article was last updated 8 years ago.
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