A new addition for Fishergate but a familiar name as Rise expands to a second home in the city 🥐☕
Trying out the dog-friendly treats at Rise Pic: Blog Preston
Co-owner Leigh Norton told Blog Preston: “We are super excited to have another Rise in Preston. We wanted to bring something a little bit different to the city. “A place where you can come for a coffee with your friends, grab a croissant before your morning train commute, a chilled place to do some work on your laptop, and also somewhere to bring your furry friends.
“We have some delicious bakes, cakes and jucies available, but with a grab and go concept, or with the option to sit in and chill with the good vibes. We have had a great few days since opening, a huge thank you to our amazing customers and staff.”The premises used to be a former betting shop and the new Rise will create ten new jobs in total.
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