Black Sheep Coffee has unveiled plans to open 60 additional sites across London in the coming years, in a move that would more than double its footprint in the capital.
Forming part of these plans, the coffee chain has signed a new development agreement that will deliver a minimum of 10 stores across central London, covering the City of London, Tower Hamlets and Hackney.
The territory will be developed by new franchise partners joining the Black Sheep Coffee network for the first time.
As part of the rollout, the coffee brand is actively targeting 1,500 to 2,500 sq ft sites in high-footfall, prominent locations, such as high streets, shopping centres and business hubs.
Alongside its London expansion, Black Sheep Coffee is continuing to grow regionally, with 2026 set to see new store openings in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Exeter, alongside dozens of additional locations nationwide.
“On the back of a record trading year, and a significant number of experienced operators coming on board as new Black Sheep Coffee franchisees, our appetite for new locations is bigger than ever before,” said Black Sheep Coffee head of property acquisitions Oliver Brown.
“We have seen Black Sheep Coffee locations outperform expectations in every setting including high streets, shopping centres and retail parks with our first UK drive-thrus due to open in 2026.”
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