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Caffè Nero

Caffè Nero

Caffè Nero was founded in 1997 by Gerry Ford who had a vision to bring a continental style coffee house experience to the UK and beyond. Our philosophy is really very simple: Premium Italian coffee. A warm and welcoming atmosphere. Good food and great personal service. Caffè Nero has continued to increase its store numbers, sales and profitability year on year and become a familiar neighbourhood meeting place in towns and cities across the UK, Europe and US. As store numbers have increased, Caffè Nero has built a strong brand identity built on premium espresso-based gourmet coffee, authentic Italian food products and a relaxing atmosphere in every store.www.caffenero.com

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Sep 29, 2026

DavidHOST
24:05
I'll be honest, I found that the Ruby 15 relationship to me, they were like...
DavidHOST
24:17
They came across like the couple of best mates sat in the corner of a Cafe Nero laughing way too loudly at each other's jokes and making the whole place feel slightly unwelcoming and obnoxious for everyone else.
MattHOST
24:35
Yeah.
DavidHOST
24:36
Do you know what I mean? Maybe that's unfair.
George ShuttGUEST
8:17
So he was one of the founders.
George ShuttGUEST
8:19
It was ultimately sold to Tesco, who then sold it to Cafe Nero, who acquired the business in 2016.
George ShuttGUEST
8:26
And so we've been kind of through ownership models across the history of the company.
George ShuttGUEST
8:32
The business has always been set out with a very clear mission to make specialty coffee accessible, which in 2012 was quite a radical concept.
John MorrisGUEST
28:28
Aye.
John MorrisGUEST
28:29
And then the first year he was like, I remember sitting with you because it was Cafe Nero at the bottom of Bath Street.
John MorrisGUEST
28:37
And him and his business partner were like, okay, John's got some pretty big ideas.
John MorrisGUEST
28:42
And at the end of the year, he was like, you fucking did it, mate.
Alex BellHOST
4:20
... that's the thing that kind of you need the most originally.
Alex BellHOST
4:22
One thing I do have is a, a large stack of fully stamped Caffè Nero loyalty cards, which I- [laughs]
Manu OnruoHOST
4:29
[laughs]
Jack ChambersHOST
4:29
[laughs]
Marsha VincentGUEST
2:46
Builders did the same.
Mike WaddingtonCORRESPONDENT
2:47
That came as a surprise to me, actually, because you were saying that next door Cafe Nero and beyond was the furniture shop.
Marsha VincentGUEST
2:55
Yeah.
Marsha VincentGUEST
2:55
I think unfortunately it closed in 2004, 2005, something like that.
Marsha VincentGUEST
3:26
It's nice to be part of it because we walk through history in this building.
Marsha VincentGUEST
3:30
Does
Mike WaddingtonCORRESPONDENT
3:30
that mean that you've got this building here and then where Cafe Nero is, is that it over to the square?
Marsha VincentGUEST
3:38
Just the end of Cafe Nero.
Jonny AmosHOST
8:35
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Jonny AmosHOST
8:37
Well, speaking of which, I mean, you have a fantastic track record in terms of the music that's been placed across your Channel 4 and Netflix and Sky, E4, BBC, Cafe Nero, all sorts of different outlets.
Jonny AmosHOST
8:50
And what actually makes, do you think, a good song for...
Jonny AmosHOST
8:55
Are you looking for a great song or are you looking for a song that solves a particular problem for like a TV producer or a filmmaker or an ad agency or something like
Tom HallHOST
19:07
Yeah.
Tom HallHOST
19:08
Their branding's good, but kind of looks like a Caffe Nero.
Tom HallHOST
19:12
That's somewhere I don't want to go.
Tom HallHOST
19:14
Caffe Nero's a bad coffee, guys.
Tom HallHOST
19:15
Very bad.
Tom HallHOST
19:16
Anywhere that charges for alternative milks.
MaxPANELIST
64:33
Yeah.
MaxPANELIST
64:33
You know, I've worked at a Cafe Nero.
MaxPANELIST
64:35
You have to wear a Cafe Nero t-shirt.
MaxPANELIST
64:37
It will look similar to that.
MaxPANELIST
64:38
But if I was, if I was, if I listened to Radio X and I didn't work for Radio X, it would be a very different thing to wearing it.
Ian WaterfallHOST
5:38
actually a decent coffee.
Ian WaterfallHOST
5:39
It was a Caffe Nero.
Ian WaterfallHOST
5:40
It was actually a good coffee.
Masterful 27HOST
5:42
Oh, dear, Ian.
Stephen AllenHOST
4:08
Really mangling that well-known phrase.
Stephen AllenHOST
4:10
Then again, she's probably could have got more confused and mentioned Cafe Nero.
Stephen AllenHOST
4:14
The Andrew living in limbo over police inquiry.
Stephen AllenHOST
4:17
Interesting to see a royal story that's not prince versus earl.

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