Pettigrew have launched their newly renovated sites in Roath and Castle Arcade after it merged with Friends in Knead. The indie bakery has completely renovated the original Friends in Knead site in Roath, transforming the garage to include seating where customers can sit back, relax, and enjoy the products on offer.
Back in July, Pettigrew and Friends in Knead merged, with the latter's outlets on Moy Road in Roath, and at Newport Market slowly switching over to Pettigrew branding. The new outlets stand alongside Pettigrew's original bakery in Victoria Park and their Bute Park tearooms, which had initially been up for sale, but now remain in the Pettigrew fold.
Pettigrew founder David Le Masurier says that the team has taken on a huge renovation of the Roath bakery and have more plans in the running for the Castle Arcade site. The Roath garage has been “completely renovated from top to bottom” and will now be the focus of their sourdough bread production.
