Regalinos now Nonna Rosa's

Below are a couple of messages from the new owners of what was Regalinos. They open next week, and are offering a "a free coffee to all your members on your first visit back to prove our claim."

[quote]
Dear Sir/Madam,

Following on from our previous email, due to a delay in the arrival of an important piece of equipment, we are forced to move the opening date of Nonna Rosa's Cafe Delicatessen to Monday 7th December 2009.

Our offer of a free coffee on your first visit will of course still stand and we look forward to welcoming you as regular customers from then on.

If you would like any further information about Nonna Rosa's and what we have to offer, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Grazie arrevederci

Katharine and Angelo Conte

[Rob Q]

Sounds good to me. I would rather support a local shop than a soulless corporate like neros. Lets just hope the coffee is a decent standard.

[Phil L]

[quote="Rob Quinn"]Lets just hope the coffee is a decent standard

[quote="Phil L"][quote="Rob Quinn"]Lets just hope the coffee is a decent standard

[John the old'un]

Maybe one Saturday if I am ever back on a visit to Coulsdon it would be nice to give this a dose of looking at.
Cheers from sunny Greece.

[George]

[quote="Rob Quinn"]Sounds good to me. I would rather support a local shop than a soulless corporate like neros. Lets just hope the coffee is a decent standard.

[DavidKennett]

[quote]Espresso is a NECESSITY and as such it must be consumed normale or ristretto on a patio (preferably in Italy) in full kit; All other coffee shall be brewed strong and taken BLACK. The only milk permitted may appear frothed on top (if at all). The euro cyclist shall, if possible, develop a fondness for the triple ristretto. For extra Euro, consider ordering inconvenient multiples (e.g. a triple or more). The irony of increasing the number of shots pulled while simultaneously decreasing the volume per shot will win enhance the experience for all parties involved. Sugar is FROWNED UPON, and in all cases SWEETENERS ARE BANNED

[quote="DavidKennett"][quote]Espresso is a NECESSITY and as such it must be consumed normale or ristretto on a patio (preferably in Italy) in full kit; All other coffee shall be brewed strong and taken BLACK. The only milk permitted may appear frothed on top (if at all). The euro cyclist shall, if possible, develop a fondness for the triple ristretto. For extra Euro, consider ordering inconvenient multiples (e.g. a triple or more). The irony of increasing the number of shots pulled while simultaneously decreasing the volume per shot will win enhance the experience for all parties involved. Sugar is FROWNED UPON, and in all cases SWEETENERS ARE BANNED

[huw williams]

It was open today when I rode past and, this being December, there were people sitting outside (although that could be because they were scared to go in)

[sonic909]

Yeah i noticed it was trading today when i past it!

[Grahame]

I'm not certain that I'm happy endorsing a business named "Granny Pink"

[Dombo]

[quote="Grahame"]I'm not certain that I'm happy endorsing a business named "Granny Pink"

[Andrew G]

[quote="huw williams"]It was open today when I [size=150]rode [/size]past

[Roy Green]

Update after today's clubrun — the coffee is excellent. Had a double espresso on the way out, and a cappucino on return and both were free (once only offer!) There were over a dozen of us there after the run. Food menu looks good too.