Tambo Lounge, owned by Lounges plc, has opened in the Buttermarket in Newark
A new café lounge has opened in Newark, and promises to offer something for everyone.
Tambo Lounge officially opened to the public in the Buttermarket with a VIP event today (Wednesday), offering delicious food and drink, as well as a cosy hub to sit and have a break in a friendly, safe space.
Owned by West Country-based restaurant/café/bar group Loungers plc, the venue forms a major part of the redevelopment of the Buttermarket, which is being spearheaded by Newark and Sherwood district and Newark town councils.
Pictures of new bar, Tambo Lounge in Newark buttermarket/Chain Lane, Middlegate, Newark. L>R - General Manager Nicola Carlin, Assistant Manager Daniel Gugliotta, General Manager of Argo Lounge in Peterborough Dominic Brewin. (30769445)
Tambo Lounge’s general manager Nicola Carlin said: “There’s something here for everyone, we’ve got coffee, soft drinks and cocktails, but we’ve also got board games for children and we’ll be running a kids craft table on weekends, we’re really family friendly.”
The food menus, offering everything from light bites and sharing platters to sandwiches and classic dishes, as well as a full vegan menu, run all day, every day.
Nicola said: “A customer has the option of eating a Full English breakfast at 9pm, or even a steak at 9am if they want.”
Pictured at the opening of Tambo Lounge in Newark, form left: marketing manager for The Shaw mind charity Kerri McGarrigle, volunteer Ross Stoneman, and James Espey who is on the board of Trustees at The Shaw Mind Foundation.
Tambo Lounge gets its name from the Spanish word for milking yard – Tambo – as the lounge is located in the Buttermarket.
The lounge will be teaming up with mental health charity The Shaw Mind Foundation, to host their pop-up Breathe:Hub events and holding fundraising activities for them in the future.
“It’s really important for people to have a place to talk and have a breather if they need it,” Nicola added.
“We’re very community orientated and we want the community to come in and see what we have to offer for themselves.”
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