
I was amazed by the cafe owners; many deliver to the infirm and they understood their role in the community. Most of their clientele were regulars, on first name terms. The proprietors knew they could offer something different, something more personal. No fancy lattes here, just tea or instant coffee in mugs not cups.
As a concept, some might not see the glamour in such a project, but as a juxtaposition to the Leeds City Centre Chic, it praises the mundane, the bland, and the sheer ordinariness of a still existent suburban working class and their local eatery.