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3 hours ago, Roger Mexico said:

There's also a piece on Gef.  Reading it I can't be sure if they are cutting back or expanding.  Moving out of Fort Street to larger premises nearby where they can combine the bakery with a café again looks like expansion to me and they don't seem to be shutting the Market Hall operation down.  At most they seem to be switching production from bread to other (probably higher margin) lines.

I doubt beer has a bigger margin, unless they are licensing the premises then the get the production profit and the retail profit

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39 minutes ago, offshoremanxman said:

It’s a much better idea than a bike shop where over grown children can spunk £5K on a bike in between lattes.

This overgrown child savours the opportunity to drool over bike porn whilst the kids have pancakes and the wife a cappuccino.  Personally I think a bike shop cafe combo is a great idea. I also think the food at 360 is better than Noa. 

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1 hour ago, NoTailT said:

Isn't it basically going to become an Eagle Labs with red rather than blue, that happens to have a cafe in it? 'transformed' I'm not so sure. I've been in the one in Jersey, it didn't change my life.

Santander Bank/Cafe like Jersey. I think Noa are running it but could be wrong. 

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22 minutes ago, The Phantom said:

This overgrown child savours the opportunity to drool over bike porn whilst the kids have pancakes and the wife a cappuccino.  Personally I think a bike shop cafe combo is a great idea. I also think the food at 360 is better than Noa. 

I think the format has probably had it’s day now. 

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11 minutes ago, Roxanne said:

Disagree. It didn't work so well for NOA but it works well for Cycle 360.  It also works well at Cranky's in Peel where the two business compliment one another. Not only is the coffee excellent but the cafe side have almost turned into a bit of a community centre with evening events on that are well attended. I'm off there on Wednesday and I bet it will be packed with regulars and passing trade. 

There’s always very few people in the bike part at either Noa or Cycle 360. They aren’t really that complementary anymore. The whole pandemic work life balance nonsense is over and more people don’t have the time or money for either a very expensive latte or a £5K pushbike. 

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