Changing times and changing signs with new Letterkenny café in the pipeline

Alan Foley
By Alan Foley

Managing Editor, Donegal, Letterkenny

Published 3rd Mar 2023, 19:33 GMT
The 'Himalayan Café' sign getting placed this week. PHOTO: HIMALAYAN CAFÉ LETTERKENNY FACEBOOKplaceholder image
The 'Himalayan Café' sign getting placed this week. PHOTO: HIMALAYAN CAFÉ LETTERKENNY FACEBOOK

A new sign saying 'Himalayan Café' was placed above the door this week on a premises on the Church Lane in Letterkenny

Letterkenny's Church Lane is set for a new health food eatery with a 'Himalayan Café' sign being placed over the door this week.

"As a cafe, we strive to offer a unique experience that combines great coffee and delicious food with a deep appreciation for the local history and culture. We've worked hard to create a space that's warm and welcoming, and we hope that our customers will feel a sense of connection to the area's past as they enjoy their coffee and meal. Stay tuned, we will be opening soon."placeholder image
"As a cafe, we strive to offer a unique experience that combines great coffee and delicious food with a deep appreciation for the local history and culture. We've worked hard to create a space that's warm and welcoming, and we hope that our customers will feel a sense of connection to the area's past as they enjoy their coffee and meal. Stay tuned, we will be opening soon."

The site in Letterkenny's Cathedral Quarter was previously 'Wholegreen' under Anna Good and then Michael and Mary Black had 'Black Square Café' before its closure on New Year's Eve, with Michael saying at the time: “I have no doubt that this can continue and there is a place and need for this business on the Church Lane. It is ready-made for someone to step in with zero work to do."

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