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COME BY FOR A COFFEE.

LEAVE WITH A NEW FRIEND
AND FOUR SCONES.

 
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Moments should be shared, not donuts.

Coffee, community and creativity is our jam.

Order ahead from JoeCoffeeApp, download the app and gain access to mobile ordering in LGNSQ. Visit our Printers Row order page to skip the line.

We support our community with our pay it forward coffee program, “caffe sospeso”

LGNSQ: outdoor dining. Park benches with seating on Monticello and a Parklet on Wrightwood for your convenience. Printers Row is open for indoor dining. Patio coming this Summer!

 
 

Good ingredients
make good food.

We only use local, fresh, whole and organic ingredients.
If it’s going in your body, then it better be good.

 
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SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainability that’s the way we roll….
For the environment, for our community, for our employees, for the entire supply chain,
nearly everything we serve is compostable.
We proud to offer our employees a living wage, and good benefits too.
That’s the essence of Specialty coffee…from seed to cup, the entire supply chain,
and why we believe in thrival for all.

Goodies to go.

Got a gathering coming up?
Let us provide the goods for your next meeting or event!
Think coffee, pastries, donuts, and deliciousness.

 
 

Okay, but why necessary & sufficient?

Great question, friend.

You see, in logic, necessity and sufficiency are used to describe a conditional or implicational relationship between statements.

A sufficient condition is a condition or set of conditions that will produce the event.

A necessary condition must be there, but it alone does not provide sufficient cause for the occurrence of the event.

For example…

A suitable space or location is a necessary & sufficient condition for community engagement.

Got it? If you’re still confused that’s okay.
Just come pop by for a coffee and I’ll try to explain

— Kate

Before Cards Against Humanity and Paul Davis Pharmacy, this location was The Fair, and the community was called the Village of Pennock

Before Cards Against Humanity and Paul Davis Pharmacy, this location was The Fair, and the community was called the Village of Pennock

A grab ‘n go, walk-up, take-out kinda cafe.

That happens to be located in the heart of Logan Square West in the former Paul Davis Pharmacy, (and for you trivia fanatics…ours was the original location for Cards Against Humanity).