Heritage Coffee Shop boasts five-star reviews
Loved by celebrities and residents alike, a coffee shop on Blackpool's South Shore is going from strength to strength.
Since opening in 2018, Lesley has welcomed a host of familiar faces, including American band Wheatus, famed for their hit Teenage Dirtbag; Yorkshire singer Yungblud; and members of the Emmerdale cast. Once she settled in the UK, Lesley ran a hotel in Blackpool, but wasn't too fond of the 24/7 nature of the industry. Ultimately, her dream was always to run her own tea room or coffee shop - a dream that finally came true in June 2018.
The menu at Heritage Coffee Shop offers classic breakfast and brunch options, most with a healthy twist and some with an American influence. They also focus on local produce, including their coffee from Atkinsons Coffee Roasters in Lancaster.
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