Caffè Nero is set to open its JP location on Thursday, Jan. 15, 2015. Credit: Chris Helms
Jamaica Plain’s newest coffee shop, Caffè Nero, is scheduled to open at 8 a.m. Thursday. While many residents have welcomed the family-owned coffee house, others decry an international chain planting its flag in competition with mom-and-pop coffee purveyors.
Caffè Nero has said it aims to provide a European-style coffee house where guests are encouraged to linger and talk.
On Wednesday, employees were busy making final preparations. A sign on the door at the 733 Centre St. location, just across from Blanchards, reads that the location will be open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Thursday.
Previous coverage on Jamaica Plain News:
South End Would Be Home to City’s Third Caffè Nero
City Okays Caffè Nero’s Jamaica Plain Location
Read the ‘Good Community Biz Agreement’ Caffè Nero Won’t Sign
Caffè Nero Wins Approval from Neighborhood Group
JP Business Group Stands Firm on ‘No’ to Caffè Nero
