Cafe is back on top after closure threat

Business is booming for a popular town cafe which was saved from closure by a married couple last month.
The Cafe in the Attic team from left: Kylie Lincoln, Joe Burns and Ricardo da SilvaThe Cafe in the Attic team from left: Kylie Lincoln, Joe Burns and Ricardo da Silva
The Cafe in the Attic team from left: Kylie Lincoln, Joe Burns and Ricardo da Silva

The Cafe in the Attic in Berkhamsted – formerly the Attic Cafe – reopened on October 30 after Jon and Amy Warbrick were chosen from 10 other candidates to take it on.

Jon, 37, said: “It’s been going really, really well and we’ve had some lovely feedback.

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“The weekends have been busy and the week is a little quieter, which is good because it’s the opposite at the Cafe in the Woods!”

The Warbricks renamed the eatery the Cafe in the Attic to coincide with their other business the Cafe in the Woods in Wendover Woods, which they have owned for eight years.

Father-of-two Jon, who is now sharing his time between the two, said: “At the Attic, we’re focusing on fresh, delicious home-made food.”

The cafe above Home & Colonial on the High Street is now open seven days a week and is focusing especially on vegan and gluten-free cuisine, which is being led by manager Kylie Lincoln and her team.

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Jon, who is dad to toddler Finlay and baby Emilia, said: “Kylie is gluten-free herself so she knows a lot about it – she will be making her own gluten-free cakes and goodies so people who cannot eat wheat can still have a treat.”

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