Sutton Coldfield is abuzz with the news of Silver Tree Bakery’s significant expansion, as the beloved local café prepares to relocate within the Gracechurch Centre. This strategic move signals a new chapter for the popular establishment, promising enhanced offerings and an even more inviting space for its growing customer base. The anticipation surrounding this cafe expansion highlights its commitment to serving the community.
The bakery is set to occupy the former Office shoe shop premises, a prime location fronting Bishops Court at the very heart of the Gracechurch Centre. This new unit represents a considerable upgrade in size from their existing site, directly enabling the business to broaden its horizons and introduce a host of exciting new products and services to its loyal clientele in Sutton Coldfield News.
Since its tentative opening in the Gracechurch Centre roughly a year ago, taking over the former Ernest Jones jewellers, Silver Tree Bakery quickly established itself as a staple. Initially an expansion from their first charming Scandi-style hut in Minworth, this current relocation reinforces their sustained growth and deep roots within the Sutton Coldfield community.
The core motivation behind this bakery relocation is the opportunity to significantly expand their menu and service capabilities. With a much larger footprint, the bakery envisions introducing a wider array of freshly baked goods, an expanded beverage selection, and potentially more seating, catering to the diverse tastes and demands of their patrons. This reflects a dynamic approach to local business growth.
In a public statement, the team behind Silver Tree Bakery expressed their excitement, acknowledging that the expansion was “probably the worst kept secret in Sutton Coldfield” as they celebrated picking up the keys to their new home at Unit 194. They conveyed immense gratitude to Gracechurch, SAV Group, and BPG Holdings, recognizing these partnerships as crucial to their ambitious plans.
While the keys have been secured, the transformation of the new unit into the envisioned Silver Tree Bakery will require considerable effort and time. The grand opening is currently projected to occur within “several months,” allowing for a meticulous fit-out and preparation to ensure the highest quality experience for returning and new customers alike within the Gracechurch Centre.
This move is not merely a change of address; it signifies a robust period of cafe expansion and investment in the local economy. For the residents and visitors of Sutton Coldfield, the expanded Silver Tree Bakery promises to be an even more vibrant hub, contributing positively to the area’s culinary landscape and reinforcing the appeal of the Gracechurch Centre as a destination for quality local businesses.
