on September 15 | in Canada, Coffee & Cafe Reviews, Vancouver | by Gordon | with No Comments

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From the pictures, I thought that the coffee shop was in a converted old railroad station.   When I got there, I was surprised to find out that it was just the décor. But how well done to make me think that way. Marke one of the owners is from Britain and thus his transformation of the retail space into a Victorian era like station was understandably more authentic. They serve Stumptown coffee with their particular flavor profile that is all so familiar and comfortable.

about the author: Gordon

By profession, Gordon is a real estate developer. His passions, however, are traveling, reading, photography, dining, and coffee. He counts himself blessed to be able to travel for work. Through the years, he has acquired a love for independent owners and their dedication to entrepreneurial business. He is not a chain type person although he understands that processes and procedures can yield consistency and predictable quality. So whether it is his pursuit of various foods and tastes from all over the world or a shot of espresso, Gordon is seeking out that spirit of independence and the unique and personal touch it brings to flavor, atmosphere, and coffee.

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