A COFFEE shop chain has opened a branch in Broad Street following an investment of more than £100,000.

The Triple Two Coffee shop has moved into the former Isola fashion boutique.

The premises has been extensively refurbished with seating provided on the ground floor and in the basement.

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The Broad Street branch is being run by Vipul Mendpara and he works with six full and part-time staff.

The chain also has branches in Swindon, Cirencester, Cheltenham and Southampton.

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Mr Mendpara said: “We have been open for a few weeks and so far we have been given a very good welcome.

“There’s seating for about 25 people downstairs and there is some seating on the ground floor as well - it’s been a significant investment.”

According to the chain’s website: “We love great coffee, fresh food and a comfortable, clean environment to enjoy them in.

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“Simply this is the Triple Two Coffee proposition and our customers love it.

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“The coffee market is huge and still growing, it’s clear that everybody loves the coffee experience and we saw an opportunity to offer customers something different – something fresh, new and better.

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“After extensive research and experiencing what was on offer we launched our concept store in Swindon in 2015 with the simple mantra – real food, awesome coffee.

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“We worked with leading sector experts to develop our unique house brand of coffee and exciting fresh food menu.

“The feedback from customers has been exceptionally positive.”

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Coffee is blended exclusively for the company by a family roaster who shares its passion for great tasting coffee.