| Coffee Primo | |
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| Locations: | 1 Welcome Break unit |
| Associated names: | Eat In |
| Introduced: | 2000 |
| Removed: | 2010 |
| Predecessors: | Cafe Forte |
| Successors: | Starbucks |
Coffee Primo (previously Café Primo) was Welcome Break's own brand of coffee, introduced in 2002 and then phased out through 2010, being replaced by Starbucks. In 2006 a Starbucks was trialled alongside Coffee Primo at Corley but it didn't outsell it, so it was surprising when Welcome Break eventually announced that they would be rolling it out. Moto and Roadchef had both been using high street names as their coffee brand for a while.
Many services used to have two Coffee Primos - one accompanying Eat In at the main restaurant and the other forming a small lounge. Both had the same range of products, with baked goods, snacks and a variety of drinks. Some of those lounges would have once been Little Chefs. For a short while, Welcome Break painted their services orange as part of Coffee Primo's colour scheme.
Coffee Primo has won several awards such as 'Best Beverage Experience' and it came 25th in 'Europe's Top 50 Coffee Shops'. Welcome Break offered a system called Primo Pay, which allowed customers to pre-pay for their drink.
Locations
- Eurotunnel UK Terminal (M20)
Former Locations
- Abington (M74/A74(M))
- Birchanger Green (M11)
- Burtonwood (M62)
- Cardiff Gate (M4)
- Charnock Richard (M6)
- Corley (M6)
- Derby South (A6/A50)
- Fleet (M3)
- Gordano (M5)
- Gretna Green (A74(M))
- Hartshead Moor (M62)
- Hopwood Park (M42)
- Keele (M6)
- Leicester Forest East (M1)
- London Gateway (M1)
- Membury (M4)
- Michaelwood (M5)
- Newport Pagnell (M1)
- Oxford (M40/A40)
- Peartree (A34/A40/A44) - it was included in the plans but a Starbucks opened there instead
- Sarn Park (M4)
- Sedgemoor (North) (M5)
- South Mimms (M25/A1(M))
- Telford (M54)
- Warwick (M40)
- Woodall (M1)