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Roasted N'Toasted Potato Market Carlow
A new coffee shop is set to open up in the Potato Market in the heart of Carlow Town.
The coffee shop is named Roasted N' Toasted and is in a great location, right in the middle of Carlow Town.
The new business has posted on their new social media account:
"Hi folks we are so excited to be opening a grab and go cafe right in the centre of Carlow town, we are located directly beside Vodafone and crazy vape.
We will be serving tasty high quality roasted coffee along side our freshly made toasted sandwiches on delicious Crotty’s bread , and while your here you can’t forget our selection of baked treats.
Our first day of business will be next Thursday the 20th of June, we cannot wait to see you all there."
Great to see new businesses open up in Carlow Town, especially in such a high foot traffic area such as the Potato Market, can't wait to check it out!
The full post from the new business can be seen below this article:
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