New artisan coffee and music venue coming to Altrincham’s Stamford Quarter

The new permanent Stutter & Twitch will serve craft beer and cocktails as well as creating a place to play and trade music

Written by Louise Rhind-Tutt
Last updated 4 years ago
Food & Drink

Artisan coffee and music concept Stutter & Twitch are expanding their operation as part of plans to transform the Stamford Quarter in Altrincham.

In partnership with Bruntwood Works and Trafford Council, the brand will be growing from their innovative ‘coffee caravan’ into a permanent ‘bricks and mortar’ unit adjacent to their current spot on Stamford Square.

And fans of the caravan will be pleased to hear that it is staying put, too.

The new permanent Stutter & Twitch will serve craft beer and a cocktail and wine menu, in addition to their current artisan coffee and record offering.

They will also be using the space as a mini bakery to create their own Stutter & Twitch treats to sell from the caravan.

The Stutter & Twitch team will continue to play a role in curating live music for the space, bringing an uplifting soundtrack to the destination via local artists and DJ sets.

“Stutter & Twitch is all about creating a place to play and trade great music, serve fantastic coffee and share it with the local community,” aid founder Ryan Hayes.

“The Stamford Quarter has been a wonderful home for us – we’ve made so many new friends, and we’ve loved lifting spirits.

“We can’t wait to extend what we offer and introduce more amazing drinks, events and grooves to the neighbourhood – it’s going to be a wonderful offering that enhances Stamford Square.

“It’s tough out there right now, and we can’t wait for that time to come when we can share drinks with friends and enjoy great music together.”

The Stutter & Twitch expansion marks part of Bruntwood Works’ and Trafford Council’s ambitions to reshape the high street in Altrincham, which includes creating a community-focused, multifaceted public square at the heart of the Stamford Quarter destination.

“We’re delighted to be working with Stutter & Twitch on what is an inspiring expansion story,” said James Tootle from Bruntwood Works.

“Ryan and his team have become an important part of the community in Stamford Quarter in Altrincham, delivering an uplifting, innovative offer despite the incredibly challenging backdrop to their launch – opening as they did during the first national lockdown.

“We are looking forward to supporting the team as they grow into this new space, and working together to create a vibrant destination on Stamford Square.”

Bruntwood Works are also seeking more innovative brands to join the neighbourhood as part of their vision for the future of the Stamford Quarter.

With opportunities ranging from pop up shops to large-scale units, they say there are lots of options for independent enterprises to join the new high street community in Altrincham.

The Stutter & Twitch expansion is scheduled for March (or as soon as restrictions allow).

This article was last updated 4 years ago.
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