Chocoberry to open Milton Keynes café as part of UK expansion
Recent openings include branches in Manchester, Peterborough and Leytonstone, which the company said were trading ahead of expectations
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Chocoberry will open a new dessert café in Milton Keynes as part of its latest wave of UK expansion.
The chain, which currently operates 18 cafés across the country, said the site will be among three new openings scheduled in the next three months, with locations also planned in Walsall and Rotherham.
Chocoberry has signed franchise agreements for at least 11 stores this year and is targeting 50 sites nationwide by the end of 2026. The group, which also has outlets in the United Arab Emirates, said several of its upcoming cafés are already under construction.
Recent openings include branches in Manchester, Peterborough and Leytonstone, which the company said were trading ahead of expectations.
Ameer Nurmahomed, UK general manager at Chocoberry, said: “We’re gearing up for a busy end to the year, with new strategically important openings in Rotherham, Walsall, and Milton Keynes. These openings will enable us to extend the application of our brand, introduce our proposition to new consumers, and deliver against our ambition to become one of the UK’s leading dessert café brands.
“We are building strong foundations at Chocoberry. By extending our UK footprint, investing in our new product and menu innovation, and continuing to invest in our supply chain and bakery operations, we are creating even more opportunities to drive growth for our brand and for our franchisees.”
Founded in 2019, Chocoberry markets itself as a handcrafted luxury dessert chain with a menu ranging from knafeh chocolate strawberries to tiramisu French toast. The company has also reported strong demand from delivery platforms such as Deliveroo.
