Clements Café
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Clements Café is the name of a chain of coffee houses with in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The name Clements originated from Pope Clement VIII, who was known to consume coffee regularly and oversaw the creation of many coffee houses throughout Rome. Clements Café was established in 1999 with the first opening in Donegal Square West, and has since opened several houses throughout Belfast on Lisburn Road, Royal Avenue, Rosemary Street, Botanic Avenue, Stranmillis Road and Queens University Student Union.
Baristas representing Clements Café won first and second place in the 2004 UK Barista Championships.[1]
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