A Hampshire village café will close temporarily for a refurbishment.
Nosh Café Bar in Four Marks, near Alresford, will be undergoing a refurbishment, starting on Sunday, February 15, which will last up to a couple of weeks.
The plans include new flooring, lighting and décor alongside a new coffee machine, counter and kitchen.
As well as this, there will also be new suppliers, crockery, laptop-friendly workspaces, updated branding and a refreshed menu.
In a Facebook post, manager of Nosh, Matt Newman, said: "Since taking over a few months ago, we've listened to what you guys are after and now it's time for us to get our hands dirty.
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"We want a place that not only we are proud of but also what you deserve. Our goal is to create a welcoming and laid-back environment for our community."
The new-look Nosh will focus on hearty breakfasts, brunches and lunches, alongside cakes, pastries, speciality coffee and wood-fired pizza nights.
There are also plans for occasional evening pop-ups from guest chefs around the UK.
Mr Newman states that the cafe will be "very dog friendly."
He said: "The new Nosh is coming and we are really excited for you to see what we've been working on."
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