There's another new coffee shop in Manchester city centre - and this one comes with its own in-house bakery.
Off The Press is opening inside the One Express building in Ancoats, which has undergone a £4m refurbishment.
The stylish site has been fitted out with natural wood and orange velvet furniture, with seating outdoors.
Bosses say the cafe, which is only open Monday to Friday, has been inspired by the laid-back coffee shop culture of Australia and New Zealand.
Other Antipodean-inspired cafes in the city already include Federal and Another Heart to Feed.
Off The Press' in-house bakery will produce healthy breakfasts and lunches as well as fresh cakes and pastries.
Situated on George Leigh Street, dishes on the menu will include breakfast wraps, overnight oats, stuffed bagels and salads, with gluten-free and vegan options aplenty.
Coffee will come from AllPress, with speciality lattes, tea, protein smoothies and local sodas also on the menu.
General manager Mike Nixdorf said: "With a focus on creating a fresh, healthy menu for people on the go, we’ve taken a lot of inspiration from the Antipodean coffee culture, which is all about speciality coffee and laid back, tasty food.
"Whether it’s someone nipping in for a coffee on their way to work, someone who wants to spend an hour enjoying lunch with a good book or someone who want a healthy bite after a trip to the gym – we’ve got something for everyone and we’re looking forward to getting to know the Ancoats community this summer.”
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