Here’s how to get a free coffee in Salisbury this week

Monday, 17 January 2022 00:00

The new coffee shop on Blue Boar Row is offering free coffee through their Triple Two Coffee app.

Salisbury’s latest coffee shop, Triple Two Coffee, opened in December last year serving up speciality coffee and fresh food.

The franchise has 20 other stores across the south of England, offering a selection of drinks including coffees, special hot drinks, frappes, teas, iced drinks and seasonal options.

For food, there is a variety of breakfast options including pastries, hot lunch dishes, sandwiches, wraps, baguettes, snacks, toasties and salads. Triple Two Coffee also offer vegan and vegetarian options, as well as alternative milk and cream options for no extra charge.

Now, the team are making loyalty simple with their mobile phone app.

How to get free coffee

To get your hands on a free coffee this week, download the Triple Two Coffee app and show your ID QR code to your local barista.

Points mean prizes - use the app every time you shop at Triple Two Coffee and be rewarded with a tasty pastry, delicious coffee or even a spot of lunch.

Speaking to Love Salisbury general manager Tyler Rutten said, “Our app is a great way for us to reward our regular and loyal customers with delicious treats.

“If you would like help downloading the app we are always on hand to help. Pop into our shop and say hello!”

Find Triple Two Coffee on 35 Blue Boar Row, open Monday-Saturday 8am-5.30pm, and Sundays 9.30am-4.30pm.

This offer is available to new users of the app only.

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