AN independent business known for its traditional Portuguese 'Pastel De Natas' custard tarts is set to open its new store in Chester next month.
Having been a regular feature at food events and markets across Cheshire and the North West for many years, the company which was founded in Altrincham will be opening its new shop in Rufus Court on March 1.
The new location will offer a welcoming environment where customers can enjoy their favourite treats while taking in the sights and sounds of the city. In addition to its famous Pastel De Natas the shop will also be selling a variety of tea and coffee, making it the perfect destination for anyone looking for a sweet treat or a quick pick-me-up. Eat in and takeaway options will be available.
Like many small businesses, the patisserie has had to contend with the Covid pandemic, lockdowns and several periods of economic uncertainty.
A spokesperson for The Sunrise Patisserie said: "The grand opening of The Sunrise Patisserie at No. 6 Rufus court, Chester, marks a major milestone for the business, and serves as a testament to the resilience and determination of small business owners everywhere.
"The team at The Sunrise Patisserie is thrilled to be a part of the Chester community, and is looking forward to serving its customers for years to come."
Dessert fans can follow the business on social media @TheSunrisePatisserie or Sunrisepatisserie on Facebook.
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