News Busy Bean opens new location in Shepparton North By Shepparton News Jul 2, 2024 Tianhne Ward and Stevie Skurrie are ready to welcome you. Photo by Khadija Hadjab Busy Bean has arrived in Shepparton North. Hold tight - we’re checking permissions before loading more content A second Busy Bean location has opened in Shepparton North on Friday, June 21. “It’s been hectic getting things up and moving,” Busy Bean manager Dylan Bree said. “It took six months in the making, back and forth planning and checking out various locations. “At the moment, we have limited trading hours, but we are planning to expand. “At this stage, we are only trading Monday to Friday but will be opening Saturdays from July 6 and eventually will open on Sundays too.” Opinion Every bite tells a story | From a beloved milk bar to a gourmet destination Every Bite Tells a Story Every bite tells a story | Discover Longleat Wines: Serenity amid the vineyards Every Bite Tells a Story Every bite tells a story | Pho Viet: Stirring up Hanoi flavours
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