More than 100 people are tipped to pop down as a Starbucks drive thru opens in Boston.
The new store, which has created 16 jobs for the area and is the first of its kind in the town, opens at the Quadrant, Wyberton today, Monday, September 9.
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held to mark the opening at 9am and will be attended by Boston mayor, Anton Dani.
A big crowd is expected with Starbucks gifting the first 100 customers a goodie bag containing, coffee vouchers, chocolate coins and a reusable cup.
The store will be operated by franchisee Kbeverage LTD – and the business says it can’t wait to get started.
Kavita, franchisee and director at Kbeverage LTD, said: "We are so excited to open the first Starbucks store in Boston.
“The store team looks forward to meeting and serving customers who live and work in the Boston area.
“We are proud to support local charity Just Lincolnshire and the work they do helping advance equality in the local area.”
Starbucks has revealed its chosen charity will also be of local interest.
Just Lincolnshire has been selected and the staff will hosting a range of fundraising activities throughout the year to help it continue champion equality and tackle discrimination.
There is free wifi for those who choose to sit inside.
Opening hours for the store are 6am until 10pm, Monday through Friday, and from 7am until 8pm on a Saturday and Sunday.
