A family-run Wisbech café that has had a Friends-themed makeover - complete with bright orange sofa, Central Perk sign, brick wall effect decor and coffee board - is bringing a slice of New York to the Fens.
Sweet Retreat on Market Street has a colourful new look for the new decade following the transformation, which was led by owner and Friends superfan Nicola Sewell.
"It's just something a bit unusual for Wisbech," she said of the makeover. "The town needs something different to keep it going.
"We're trying to bring more people in to the town; hopefully it's a reason for them to visit."
Nicola, who "used to be absolutely mad on Friends", says what made her love it so much is that "it's such an easy watch for the whole family".
The instantly recognisable bright orange sofa is the centrepiece of the revamp that's based on the hugely successful US television sitcom.
There's also a Central Quirk sign (instead of Central Perk), different types of hanging lamps (as per the show) and even Friends pillows.
"The outside is like 10 Downing Street in London but the inside is totally different," Nicola added.
"Hopefully it means that people won't have to go all the way to London to go to a Friends café."
Being a family-run business, Nicola only finished redecorating the upstairs area on Saturday night - with the help of her two daughters Chloe and Lauren and sister in law Claire Foster.
"There's a whole different feel to it now," said café regular Barbara, who visits twice a week.
"The sofa is amazing," added another regular Laura McClagish. "We come here quite a lot.
"It's something a bit different for the locals. It's great for the area."
Now the new look is complete, Nicola hopes to host themed nights and acoustic gigs - "we want to give people something quirky to do of an evening".
She's also applying for an alcohol licence to enable the business to add prosecco afternoon teas to their menu.
While the upstairs is a chilled space to enjoy a hot drink and a cake, downstairs there's seats and a princess carriage for children to eat as well as a box of toys for youngsters to play with.
Outside is a courtyard with seating - that will also be revamped in time for the summer.
For more information about Sweet Retreat click here.
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