The popular sweet treats chain will open in the town later this month
A dessert café chain is set to open in Blackburn and will be dishing out free food to celebrate on launch day.
Creams Cafe has moved into a unit at Prestonway Service Station on Preston New Road. It will host a grand opening event on Thursday, October 26, where customers can indulge in free and discounted sweet treats. There will also be a chance for visitors to have their picture taken next to the Premier League trophy and an Alpine Formula 1 car. Creams will be rolling with a Halloween theme on opening day by offering complimentary Spooky Sundaes to all customers throughout the day.There will be various free gifts and games on offer, too, including Spin the wheel for the chance to win merchandise and vouchers while footlong sandwiches at neighbouring Subway will be £6 for the day.
Creams is a dessert-led brand with more 100 stores across the country and was founded in 2008 by Adam Mani and Balal Aqil. The chain offers a variety of desserts including crepes, waffles, milkshakes, cookie dough and their own branded gelatos.
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