Oakberry Smoothie Cafe to Open on Oliver Plunkett Street
Table of Contents
- 1. Oakberry Smoothie Cafe to Open on Oliver Plunkett Street
- 2. A Boost for Cork’s Food Scene
- 3. More Business News from Cork
- 4. How does Oakberry’s commitment to sustainability manifest in its store design and operations?
- 5. Oakberry Expands to Cork: A Conversation with Co-Founder Nick Twomey
- 6. Archyde News
- 7. Oliver Plunkett Street Welcomes Oakberry Smoothie Cafe: An Interview with the Mastermind Behind the Brand’s irish expansion
- 8. Join the conversation
Cork City Council has granted permission for a new Oakberry smoothie and acai bowl cafe to open on Oliver Plunkett Street. The popular brand, known for its vibrant smoothies and healthy acai bowls, will occupy the former Body shop premises at 82-83 Oliver Plunkett Street.
The progress will feature both indoor seating and updated storefront signage.Oakberry, founded in Brazil in 2016, has rapidly expanded to over 600 stores globally. The Irish franchise was acquired by entrepreneurs Nick Twomey,Cian O’Donoghue,and Ben Mulligan,who opened their first Dublin store in 2023.
This expansion into Cork signifies Oakberry’s commitment to bringing its healthy and refreshing offerings to new markets across Ireland.
A Boost for Cork’s Food Scene
The addition of Oakberry to the bustling Oliver Plunkett Street is expected to further enhance Cork’s vibrant food scene. The cafe will complement the existing array of restaurants and cafes in the area, providing residents and visitors with a new destination for healthy and flavorful refreshments.
More Business News from Cork
In other Cork business news, Munster Technological University (MTU) has received approval to construct a state-of-the-art high-performance indoor athletics center at its Bishopstown campus. The ambitious project, which is set to span 5,330 square metres, will include sports laboratories, classrooms, studios, and an external roof terrace.
The new centre will feature innovative training facilities and promote athletic excellence within the MTU community and beyond.The development also incorporates sustainable elements such as photovoltaic panels and landscaping, reflecting MTU’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
These recent developments demonstrate the continued growth and investment in Cork’s business and academic sectors, solidifying its position as a thriving hub for innovation and opportunity.
How does Oakberry’s commitment to sustainability manifest in its store design and operations?
Oakberry Expands to Cork: A Conversation with Co-Founder Nick Twomey
Archyde News
Oliver Plunkett Street Welcomes Oakberry Smoothie Cafe: An Interview with the Mastermind Behind the Brand’s irish expansion
We are thrilled to announce that Oakberry’s expansion into Cork is finally here! The popular smoothie and acai bowl chain is set to open its first Cork store at 82-83 Oliver Plunkett Street. Archyde had the possibility to sit down with Oakberry co-founder and Irish franchisee Nick Twomey to discuss this exciting development and the brand’s commitment to Cork.
archyde: Nick, congratulations on bringing Oakberry to Cork. can you tell us a bit about the brand’s global journey and your role in bringing it to Ireland?
Nick Twomey: Thank you.Oakberry was founded in Brazil in 2016 with a mission to offer vibrant, refreshing, and healthy smoothies and acai bowls. I, along with Cian O’Donoghue and Ben Mulligan, saw the potential in the Irish market and acquired the Irish franchise rights in 2023. We opened our first store in Dublin and have been expanding ever since.
Archyde: Why did you choose Oliver Plunkett Street for Oakberry’s Cork debut?
Nick Twomey: oliver Plunkett Street is a bustling location with a great mix of residents, workers, and visitors.We’re excited to join the vibrant food scene and add a healthy option to the mix. Plus, the prime location with the former Body Shop premises was an opportunity we couldn’t pass up.
Archyde: the new cafe will feature both indoor seating and updated storefront signage. tell us more about the design plans and what customers can expect.
Nick Twomey: We want the cafe to reflect the bright,inviting,and energetic spirit of Oakberry. The design will be modern and clean, with a focus on sustainability. Customers can expect a welcoming space where they can enjoy their smoothies and acai bowls in a comfortable atmosphere.
Archyde: Oakberry has expanded rapidly globally as its founding. What do you think sets the brand apart and drives its success?
Nick Twomey: I believe our focus on vibrant flavors, high-quality ingredients, and exceptional customer service sets us apart.We’re not just another smoothie chain; we’re a destination for people looking for a boost of energy and a taste of something truly unique.
Archyde: Nick, Oakberry’s global expansion shows no signs of slowing down. what’s next for the brand?
nick Twomey: We’re committed to bringing Oakberry to new markets across Ireland.We’re also exploring opportunities to expand our product range, offering more options for our customers to enjoy their favorite Oakberry flavors in new and exciting ways.
Join the conversation
What are you looking forward to trying at the new Oakberry on Oliver Plunkett Street? share your thoughts in the comments below.
