Starbucks has opened a new café for Watford commuters at Woodside Leisure Park.
Part of the former Chiquito’s unit at Woodside Leisure Park, off the A405 North Orbital Road, was brought back into use when the café opened on Wednesday last week .
James, the store manager, said the team are “looking forward to welcoming lots of new regular customers to the store”.Plans for the café indicated that it was planning to attract commuters looking to grab their morning coffee at a convenient spot, without having to head into town, as well as Vue, Ninja Warrior, and Hollywood Bowl visitors and their families.A spokesperson for the leisure park said: “We are pleased to welcome the arrival of Starbucks UK here at Woodside Leisure Park.
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