First look as Savvy Baker set to open its doors in new Trinity Leeds store
Savannah Roqaa’s sweet tooth started when she first baked a batch of brownies five years ago in lockdown to becoming a viral baking sensation.
The 29-year-old owner of The Savvy Baker has today opened her biggest venture to date, a cafe and bakery in Trinity Leeds.
The doors of the new eagerly anticipated store are set to open today and the Yorkshire Evening Post has already been for a sneaky look inside the new branch.
And the first 100 customers through the doors today will receive a free brownie.
The opening marks a major milestone for the fast-growing Leeds-born brand, which began as a lockdown kitchen project and has since evolved into one of Yorkshire’s most recognisable independent bakeries.
Located at Trinity Leeds on Albion Street, the new store will introduce firsts for The Savvy Baker, including an on-site cookie bakery, where visitors can watch cookies being freshly baked throughout the day, offering a behind-the-scenes view into the process.
Another major highlight is a dedicated matcha bar, showcasing the brand’s best-selling drink and allowing customers to watch baristas handcraft a range of fresh matcha creations.
Savannah Roqaa said: “I’m absolutely buzzing to be finally opening our doors at Trinity Leeds.
“This city has supported us from day one and we can’t wait to bring our brownies to the heart of Leeds. The new store represents how far the brand has come – and we can’t wait to celebrate with everyone.”
Steven Foster, centre director at Trinity Leeds, said: “The Savvy Baker is a brilliant example of the talent and creativity coming out of Leeds, and we’re delighted to welcome the brand into the Trinity Leeds family.