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Abbey Chiavario, founder of a 300-square-foot Nashville café, explains why unserious drinks, oddball events and an honest social media voice have drawn a crowd that includes plenty of non-coffee people.
A family-run coffee business in the Sunset District is reworking its long, narrow Noriega Street shop to double seating and open sightlines to the roaster, with construction underway and completion targeted for mid-April.
In 2013, Seanna Forey brought specialty coffee to Denver's LoDo neighborhood with a compact shop on Blake Street; years later, a partnership with Middle State Coffee and a carefully planned layout keep the operation running smoothly.
In Boulder, Colorado, a handcrafted teahouse gifted by Dushanbe, Tajikistan, offers a space for connection over tea—without Wi-Fi—and serves as a symbol of cross-cultural collaboration.
