Harry Styles Funds Free Coffee for London Cafe Patrons
The singer treated customers at two central London coffee shops on Saturday as part of a surprise initiative.
Singer Harry Styles funded free coffees for customers at two central London cafes on Saturday, the BBC reported.
Live Nation, which promoted Styles' "Together, Together" tour, informed Kaffeine, a coffee shop with two locations on Eastcastle Street and Great Titchfield Street, that the company had been chosen as Styles' "favourite coffee shop" for the initiative. The owner of Kaffeine, Peter Dore-Smith, stated that the musician covered the usual Saturday takings for both sites and included an additional buffer to ensure all customer drinks were paid for.
Dore-Smith mentioned that Styles had visited the Eastcastle Street shop a few years prior. During his previous London concerts, the cafe had displayed his song lyrics on their blackboard. On the day of the giveaway, Kaffeine displayed posters and used "Together, Together" tour stickers on coffee cups. Staff wore ties to emulate Styles' signature accessory, and his music played in the shops.
Customers who inquired about the complimentary drinks were informed that "Harry Styles is buying everyone's coffee today," according to Dore-Smith. He also noted that Styles had previously sponsored free flowers and ice cream from other businesses.
Live Nation declined to comment on the initiative.