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Coffee and waffles from the Great Northern and Zero Gravity It takes a lot of caffeine to keep up with Vermont's ever-evolving coffee industry. The pandemic might have disrupted the routine of stopping for a daily cuppa on the way to the office or an afternoon pick-me-up with coworkers, but it hasn't prevented new cafés from opening. Vivid Coffee took over the New Moon Café space on Burlington's Cherry Street in November 2020; Uncommon Coffee opened for curbside pickup in the Essex Experience a couple of months before that. PK Coffee reopened in a new Stowe location this winter; 802 Coffee launched a café and roastery in Barre in March; and the owners of Vittles Espresso & Eatery are in the process of taking over the Local Buzz in downtown Bradford, adding a brick-and-mortar spot to their existing coffee-truck business.
A venerable Burlington coffee shop returns under new ownership this week after shutting down last fall as COVID-19 cases continued to rise. Muddy Waters, a staple at 184 Main St. for more than a quarter-century, reopens at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to Tierney Munger, who has worked at the coffee shop for about a decade. She and two partners who own the nearby business Manhattan Pizza and Pub, Sam Tolstoi and Matt Small, bought Muddy Waters from longtime owner Mark Mackillop. The sale was first reported by Seven Days. Munger told the Burlington Free Press on Monday morning that she was “Mark’s right-hand person” at Muddy Waters. “I’ve been there for so long that I’ve just gotten really comfortable with our regulars and formed relationships with them,” she said.
The coffee start-ups brewing up a storm in lockdown By Dougal Shaw image captionJames King set up his coffee van in March last year Before the pandemic struck we Brits would spend around £5bn a year in High Street coffee shop chains, but their sales have plummeted over the course of three lockdowns. Nevertheless our desire for caffeine remains and some small, independent companies have grabbed the opportunity to squeeze into the gap in the market. If the likes of Caffé Nero, Costa and Starbucks have suffered in lockdown, then the humble coffee van has come into its own. With no indoor seating, they could continue to serve customers outdoors - and of course quickly relocate to find them.
How to get your favorite Michigan coffee in your cup this holiday season Updated Dec 12, 2020; Posted Dec 12, 2020 Michigan coffee roasters offer great gifts for the holidays. Here is a coffee drink from Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters in Detroit.Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters Facebook Share Not much. Why? “Because it’s coffee,” said Eric Elliott of Reputation Beverage Co. in DeWitt. You can’t argue with that. We checked in with our top roasters from our search for Michigan’s Best Coffee to see who is shipping for the holidays. Because the Michigan coffee scene has grown tremendously in the last five years, we included other popular roasters and even a couple coffee shops