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We are offering support to The Phoenix and other new businesses opening within the district to ensure they have the best chance of succeeding. “I was delighted to see so many local products for sale, not only does this celebrate our local producers - it also reduces the food miles and supports our local economy.” The bar has an alcohol licence and will be opening on Friday and Saturday nights, with small plate tapas-style food options being introduced in the near future.Ĭllr Andrew Hensman, Chairman of Braintree District Council, said: “It was an honour to officially open The Phoenix on Saturday and see an empty shop within the town centre brought back to life.

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Logan Schwingen, 24, is manager of The Phoenix and he recommends customers try the salt beef bagel at lunch, or the full English if they are dining earlier in the day. They have a range of products from Wilkin & Sons from Tiptree and the world-famous Rossi Ice Cream from Rochford. The Phoenix stocks items from Braintree Street Market regulars Sticky Pickle Company and Mad Mike’s Chilli Jam, as well as Bishop Nick ales and Big Bear Cider Mill ciders. “Shopping local is a win for everyone so we are giving local producers a chance to showcase their products.” We are keen to reduce food miles by stocking local produce. A listing on does not necessarily reflect our affiliation with or endorsement of the listed restaurant, or the listed restaurants endorsement of. Check with this restaurant for current pricing and menu information. Phil Poulter is one of the group of six owners and he said: “Bringing a deli to Braintree was something we wanted to do. DISCLAIMER: Information shown may not reflect recent changes. The Phoenix is a family-owned coffee shop, deli and bar and once running at full capacity will create 11 new jobs within the town while reviving a unit that has stood empty for the past two years. Chairman of Braintree District Council, Cllr Andrew Hensman, officially opened The Phoenix, in Bank Street, on Saturday, 2 July, and heralded the owners’ efforts to encourage customers to shop local.