Black Dog Coffee Co.

Est 2022

Business Hours for Devizes.

Our Devizes branch is  open  6 days a week!

  • Monday
    • Closed
  • Tue – Fri
    • 08:00 am – 04:00 pm
  • Sat – Sun
    • 09:00 am – 03:00 pm

Business Hours for ??

comming soon?...Maybe?

  • Mon – Sun
    • Closed

Me, you and a dog named Boo...

The journey started with Marks passion for making cakes and the dream of always owning his own coffee shop, and then along came Karen, who encouraged Mark to sell his cakes. This was the beginning of Black Dog Cupcake Co., named after our black Cocker Spaniel, Boo. As the business grew, with a loyal Facebook following, thoughts of opening our own shop turned from daydream to reality.

Award winning barista.

Award winning barista.Serving the finest Mozzo coffee, with ranges of speciality drinks to cater for all. 

 

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we support local, small family buisnesses! 

We are a family run shop that loves to support other family run businesses. our milk is from Mile Elm farm, on the outskirts of Calne. Which we collect daily on our way into work. its farm fresh daily milk with 0 miles in the process. 
we support small ancd so do you, by buying youre coffee from us youre not only supportimg us but many many other small buisnesses and families along the way. 

Our cheese for our famous cheese scones is from Brinkworth dairy, Located in Brinkworth Wiltshire. it's creamy and delicous! served with either plain butter or marmite butter for a added tatse sensation! 

'we don't do skinny milk' - Cow at mile elm milk

Our suppliers!

We only want to deliver the best, we handpick the best for our customers. only ever the best quailty.

Mozzo coffee

The star of the show.

The classic blend is a tasty combination of  80% Arabic and a 20% Robusta, this creates a warm dark choclate and walnut with a malty kick, its a smooth dark roast that is perfect on its own or paired with our incredible fresh milk from Mile elm. 

Brinkworth dairy.

The cheese to our cheese scone.

The phrase chalk and cheese comes from Wiltshire with the chalk downs in the South and the cheesemaking pastures in the North where Ceri’s family has farmed for 250 years. Wiltshire Loaf was mentioned in 2 of Jane Austen’s novels. It won best territorial cheese a the British Cheese Awards.

and its Gurt tasty if you ask us!

Mile elm 

The milk.

Mile elm is starting to become a power house with their incredible selection of vending machines filled with local fresh produce.

From milk to fresh home reared meats and many more local small businesses  stocked there its a wonderful trip out!

 

unordinary oats.

Oat milk but better.

We put our oats where our mouth is and developed, ‘Oats for The Pour’. Made from 100% British oats that come straight from our farm to the carton in your hand. We put a high emphasis on traceable oats and thoughtful, recyclable packaging for our environment.

its smooth, creamy and compliments our coffee a treat. 

Willie's Cacao.

Dark rich creamy Cocao.

Totally pure and bursting with flavour, it is made with one of the world’s greatest Single Estate cacaos.

This is what gives it its incredible richness and depth of flavour. It is 100% natural, containing only two ingredients, cacao and raw cane sugar.

they make it from the bean with the same uncompromising commitment to quality as with our chocolate.

The beans get a light roast, and then we conche for up to 21 days until the flavour is perfect.

Finally we press out some of the butter using early 20th century cocoa butter presses, and mill it into a powder with the raw cane sugar.

its the Hug in a mug you always needed. 



 

Potterne honey.

fresh local honey. full to the brim with the good stuff.

Potterne Honey is a small family business run by Paul, Rebecca and their two daughters who love being mini beekeepers.

Pauls interest in bees and bee keeping started at a young age. Paul’s daily walk to school passed a well-known honey farm, and many a time he stopped and watched the operations in the yard, Paul dreamt of one day looking after his own hive of bees.

During the winter of 2017 Paul joined a local beekeeping association and enrolled on a basic beekeeping course, completing an apprenticeship the following year. June 2018 saw the arrival of the first hive and the beginning for Potterne Honey.



 

Breakfast on the go!

from freshly baked pastries and muffins to Wolfys porridge pots. we have you covered!

Take away coffees available!

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