Black Sheep Coffee is set to strengthen its presence in London with the opening of a new café on Clapham High Street on 11 June. Situated within a prominent double-fronted unit in the heart of Clapham’s busy retail district, the new venue marks another milestone in the brand’s ongoing expansion strategy across the capital.
The store will be the sixth Black Sheep Coffee location operated by franchise partners Imran Khan and Viru Prabha. The duo became the company’s first franchisees in London when they launched a site in Fulham and have since concentrated their growth efforts across south-west London. The Clapham opening forms part of a wider development plan that will see Khan and Prabha add a further five locations over the next five years, increasing their London portfolio to 10 stores.
Spanning approximately 1,600 sq ft, the new café will be one of the larger coffee shop units in the area. The interior will showcase Black Sheep Coffee’s distinctive branding and design aesthetic, featuring its signature graffiti inspired artwork. Customers will have access to the brand’s full food and beverage offering, including its speciality Robusta coffee, matcha-based drinks, Norwegian waffles, all-day breakfast menu, and a selection of freshly baked goods.
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