Trio of brothers relaunch Huddersfield cocktail bar following £100k investment
Infusion Cocktail Bar in Huddersfield town centre has undergone a full refurbishment by brothers, Joe, Reece and Scott Hester.
The bar, located on John William Street, was taken over by the brothers in November 2017 and opened temporarily over the Christmas period before closing for the refurbishment.
Over £100k has been invested on the 10 week renovation project, which has included installing luxurious booths and seating, stylish feature bars and fitting a full working kitchen.
In addition to a cocktail menu and drinks offering, Infusion will also serve an international tapas menu; food will be served Wednesday – Sunday from 4pm-10pm.
Joe Hester, director of Infusion Cocktail Bar commented: “This has been such an exciting project for us; when we first saw the bar, we knew straight away that it was a fantastic opportunity.
“We opened the bar temporarily for the Christmas period but closed on New Year’s Day to begin the renovations. It has been a tough 10 weeks in terms of the refurbishment but we’re delighted with the finished product and are really looking forward to opening our doors.”
“It has always been a dream of ours and we’ve all brought something different to the bar – Reece has headed up the financials, keeping us on budget (where possible!) and Scott is the brains behind our Infusion cocktail menu, having worked in a number of different bars across Huddersfield as a mixologist.”
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