Both of these operations have continued to grow over the years. At the same time they changed the nature of the coffee shop by expanding into the building to the south of the bakery, by opening up the Bieroc Café. In addition to offering coffee and rolls and donuts as we did in the old location, they have added a line of gourmet sandwiches for the noon lunch business.
The Bieroc location has provided a location for in-house catering. In addition it is the home of the popular “Live at the Bieroc†series, where folk and blues artists perform once or twice a month as they pass between Omaha and Denver. Those events have proved to be a lot of fun and have provided another form of entertainment for the community â€" and an additional way of keeping “Live Music Alive†in Southwest Nebraska. The masterpiece you're looking at is a Hazelnut Toffee Tort Cake.
While all bakery items come gluten and soy free as a standard, you can receive vegan-made options upon request. With more and more restaurants accommodating their menus to specialized diets, it's simpler now than ever before to live your best life. Even if that means gaining your sole sustenance from vegan sweets. The first promotes "buddy days" where riders can bring a friend along on a ride for free, and the other highlights transit support for our local food pantry by offering $1 off a ride with an item donation. We will be handing out "goody bags" to our riders during public transit week as well.
Tommy grew up at Brady and graduated from Brady High School with the class of 1956. Tommy married Charlotte Moncrief on July 21, 1966 at Lexington. The two of them raised there children Gerry, Denise, Marc and Robert. Tommy owned and operated a laundry mat and a bar in Brady for several years. He started Palmer Auction Service in 1965 and retired in 2010. Tommy was a big supporter of his community - attending community functions, school programs, sporting events, auctioning for charity and fundraiser events.
Tommy was the Grand Marshal in the 2016 Brady Day's Parade. Tommy enjoyed hunting and fishing; collecting antiques and spending time down at the coffee shop telling stories. In the 1980s we lost our lease on our location in the 200 block of Norris, and were forced to move one block north, to the present 312 Norris Ave. location. It was at this time that we put in the coffee shop, and were able to replace and upgrade much of the bakery machinery in the bake shop. The Dox Centre for Contemporary Art (Poupětova 1) helped put the district on the map when it opened in 2008, and runs consistently great exhibitions inside a former factory complex.
At the revitalised Prague Market (on Bubenské embankment), a former slaughterhouse now houses international theatre and circus space Jatka 78 and the Trafo Gallery. For a splash of green, Letná park's hilltop location offers fine views across the city as well as beer gardens and, a few minutes' walk north, Stromovka, the former royal game reserve, is the city's largest green space. What if you could drink an amazing cup of coffee and by doing so, support the very community in which you live and work? Stories Coffee Company is a local coffee shop serving locally roasted specialty coffee. We invest in the stories of others through supporting organizations that are doing good in Omaha. Each agency decided which types of events to host during Nebraska Public Transit Week.
Agencies hosted Buy One Get One Free Buddy Days and Passenger Appreciation Days with free or discounted rides for passengers. Larger events tended towards open houses or open garages at the agency facilities. These averaged a few hours and typically included free food for visitors. Open houses and garages provided agencies the opportunity to promote their services to the community. One of the most popular event types was Stuff the Bus, where agencies collaborated with a charity and encouraged the public to bring items that would benefit that charity's cause. The agency loaded the donations into a bus to display progress towards the goal, and then delivered the items to the charity afterward.
Advance staff finalized planning for and attended over 30 events throughout northeastern, southeastern, central, and southwestern Nebraska during 2018 Nebraska Public Transit Week. During 2018 Nebraska Public Transit Week (April 8-14), 35 public transit agencies, including 32 rural public transit providers, held events throughout the state. There were 41 media stories covering providers and their events. In addition, providers were able to meet with state representatives at the Nebraska Association of Transportation Providers Legislative Event, and with local elected officials at their events. The Ostiense neighbourhood, right on the Tiber river, was once the site of a power station, a restless river port and a gasometer, whose skeleton still looms. It's named after Via Ostiensis, an arterial road that ran in ancient times from the city's cattle market to the port town of Ostia.
Today, Ostiense has shaken off its industrial past to become a bastion of new restaurants, street art and bars. A scattering of campuses mean there's a big student population, but there's also an international crowd, drawn by reasonable rents and a metro link to the city centre. Come here to eat sumptuously and admire historic sites far from the masses. For something cheap, cheerful and filling, hole-in-the-wall Berlin Burger International has specialities such as the Godmother, with mozzarella and serrano ham, plus killer sweet potato wedges. Vietnamese joint Hamy also offers delicious daily lunch specials for just €5, while vegans will enjoy Two Planets , whose offerings include a famous sourdough bread with avocado, delicious cakes and great salads. The full set menu costs €138 a head but come after dinner and sit at the bar for a cocktail and à la carte option.
Dirty Records (Andra Långgatan 4) boasts a carefully collated selection of LPs ranging from funk to 1960s psychedelia – take time to mull over your purchase in their inhouse cafe. A few minutes west is Gothenburg's biggest secondhand music shop, Andra Långgatans Skivhandel , where it's worth setting aside some time to dig through endless shelves of records. There are rarities to be found, and patience will be rewarded. Enjoy a quiet time on the cowboy porch enjoying the view of the barn that was built in 1912 or take in a Nebraska sunset. The kitchen is a cooks dream so dive in and make something creative.
This home provides plenty of space whether you are staying as a couple or bringing the whole family. Enjoy world class hunting, fishing, or golf all with minutes of the property. Feel the warmth of infloor heat on your feet as you watch your favorite movie in the warmth of the open family room or play some pingpong while in the open loft. Start a fire and have some coffee at the bar while you talk and laugh. Good ideas aren't the only thing brewing at Stories - you can also get a great cup of coffee there.
Located in the former home of Charm, the interior of the space has been redesigned to give the feel of a welcoming coffee shop - a place to gather with friends or just enjoy a relaxing "time out" from your workday. Most likely, the minute you walk in the door you are going to want to grab a spot and stay awhile. The rapid surge from the Kincaid Act also began to wane soon enough. By 1940, the population had peaked in more than two-thirds of Nebraska's counties covered by the law, including Boone County where the Bruggers live. Using machinery that got ever bigger each decade, farmers consolidated their holdings, and towns started to disappear. When the twins' great-grandfather moved here from Switzerland, he lived in Akron, a small community built in anticipation of a railroad that never came through.
The twins' address is now Albion even though the town center is 13 miles away. Monday-SaturdayStuff the Bus – A bus will be parked outside the public transit building to stuff with dog and cat food and supplies for The NP Animal Shelter/Trap-Neuter-Return Cat program. Nebraska Public Transit Week celebrates public transit throughout the state. The week helps transit providers engage with their community through traditional media, social media, public events, and word of mouth. In 2018, Nebraska Public Transit Week increased public awareness, increased public official awareness of transit's importance, and had over 50% of 5311 rural transit agencies participate. LEXINGTON — It was the perfect day to hold the grand opening for a coffee shop, Nebraska's famous wind was gusting at 20 miles per hour out of the south creating conditions which just begged for a hot cup of joe.
Legends Comics & Coffee is what the name suggests—a comic book shop and coffee shop in one! This is a community favorite to enjoy a cup of coffee with like-minded comic fans. The range of dining and drinking options here is healthy and growing all the time. For tasty Czech pastries and cakes, head to the simple Erhart patisserie (Milady Horáková 56). The stylish Bistro Jankovcova has sweet or savoury breakfasts, soups and salads, and Bistro 8 (Veverkova 1410/8) serves Sunday brunches, brisket burgers and pulled pork tacos. Place de la Petite Suisse is the place to go for quality Asian food, with Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai restaurants jostling for space.
The pricey Caves d'Alex restaurant (14 rue Eugène Cattoir) moved last year from near the European Parliament to a spectacular former wine cellar. La Verveine serves French-Moroccan fusion food in a relaxed setting. Across the road at no 570 is Café Ricardo's, serving excellent Portuguese food to a mostly Portuguese clientele. Outside of the shops at Liseberg, an amusement park and Christmas market, include lots of fires and candles.Linnegatan is a bustling neighborhood located about 30 minutes by foot from our hotel.
Candles shine in nearly every window of the residential buildings lining the wide avenues. Heat lamps and radiant floor heat enable many restaurants to serve guests outside, even in late December. The entrance to each shop or restaurant is flanked by large windproof candles mounted on cast iron frames, lighting the way inside. Opening in Southtown San Antonio over two years ago, this minimalist coffee shop has a loft-like feel you can really relax in. Here, you'll find all the coffee classics to sip on-site (cappucino, latte, Americano, etc.), or you can buy wholesale to brew on your own time.
Either way, you're gonna want to explore their expansive drink menu, which includes fruit-based 'Elephant Waters' and loads of delicious pastries. Some local libraries have something called Språkcafé , where you can practice talking Swedish. In Gothenburg, there is also an actual cafe calledSpråkcaféet - the language coffee shop. It has language themed evenings where you can practice your conversational skills in various languages, including Swedish. HRC is known for its collection of rock-and-roll memorabilia.
The collection began in 1979 with an un-signed Red Fender Lead II guitar from Eric Clapton, who was a regular at the first restaurant in London. Clapton wanted management to hang the guitar over his regular seat in order to lay claim to that spot, and they obliged. Marquee pieces from the collection were briefly displayed in a Hard Rock museum named "The Vault" in Orlando, Florida from January 2003 until September 2004. After the closure, items were distributed to various restaurant locations. The London Vault remains open and free to visitors, located in the retail Rock Shop of the original cafe. Through this process, Stories has grown into not just a coffee shop, but a roastery as well.
We are excited to be open to the public at our coffee shop on 114th and Davenport in the heart of Omaha! We have a drive thru, spacious dining room and conference room for our guests. We are also selling our beans online in our ecommerce shopYou can also find our specialty drinks on Sundays at Lifegate Church. I had finished my cup and wanted to buy some coffee beans to bring home as well.
Browsing the selection, I was torn between a South American and an Indian roast. To be honest, I didn't want either, since I prefer African coffee. Reluctantly, I had decided on the Indian roast, when I suddenly noticed the third option from Rwanda – specifically from Buf Remera.
" Gro Anita suddenly exclaimed from behind the counter, "We went to Africa to meet the coffee farmers and to see how they make coffee beans." I was truly impressed. Visiting a coffee farm is something I have been wanting to do myself, for a long time. "Everything changed about coffee for me after that visit," Gro Anita continued, "Now I understand the process from start to finish." I believe her and can only imagine how wonderful it must have been. I have no idea about Gro Anita's background story, and from whence she came, but I'm so glad about where she's headed now. When asked why the two men entered into coffee shop ownership, Fair said they were looking for new business options and Scooter's has a great program. Their Ogallala location opened on Mother's Day in 2018, he said.
You won't find chic boutiques in this neighbourhood, but rather quirky, ethical shops such as L'Escargot d'Or where Gilles Coolen roasts fairtrade coffee beans and makes delicious artisan chocolate. On the other side of the street , Agnès Baracco stocks Au Bon Vingt, her pioneering natural wine cellar, with over 400 varieties, which she loves explaining to visitors. At no 69, La Botica is a new shop and gallery showcasing young artists, designers and stylists, with changing themes that cover photography and illustration, jewellery and vintage clothes, prints and ceramics. Dorćol Platz (Dobračina 59) in Dornji Dorćol is a collection of old industrial buildings that have been transformed into a nicely scruffy cultural centre with a cafe and garden. It hosts everything from gigs and vinyl markets to festivals, including the Mikser Festival of Design, held each May. From here it's a few minutes' walk to the Museum of Science and Technology , whose exhibits trace the story of technology in Serbia in an entertaining way.
Fans of vintage gear should check out Jane Doe Vintage Shop (Kapetan Mišina 17) and its larger concept store and bar . Dorćol isn't particularly awash with green spaces, but it does have a lovely, wide cycle and footpath along the Danube, and past Novak Djokovic's Novak Tennis Centre. Small but vibrant Veverkova street has become a mini-hub for shoppers, thanks to several retail hotspots in close proximity. Right by Bistro 8 is Garage Store , for sneakers and vinyl, and fashion store Jakoby , for unisex coats, dresses and jumpers, plus vintage outlet Recycle With Love. Another great event to look out for is the pop-up Mint Market, which brings together Czech interior, fashion and jewellery designers in Prague Market and other venues.
The Powiśle district's main boulevard on the left bank of the Vistula was once the preserve of dodgy bikers and lonely fishermen. Thanks to Poland's economic boom it now resembles a carnival every summer, when the temperature usually tops 30C. Time to abandon preconceptions that Warsaw is grey and cold because in the best part of the year it really is green and hot. Pubs and riverboats offer craft beers and cocktails, with street food ranging from pierogi dumplings to pho soup .
Powiśle was on the frontline in the Warsaw uprising against Nazi Germany and wears its shrapnel scars with pride. It's fitting that the district is now all about people having cycling, roller-blading, volleyball, trampolining, picnics, people deckchairs, ice-cream, live music, dancing and playing in the sand. The hippest place for a drink is La Fabrica de Hielo, a huge bar in a former ice factory, one road back from the beach (C/Jose Ballaster Gonzalvo 37). It has a busy programme of live music and arts events and tapas supplied by a food caravan.
While Stockholm tries hard to impress, with polished, hyper-stylised spots, the second city is more naturally cool, and nowhere more so than Järntorget and Långgatorna, where locals go to let off steam. This spot on the south bank of the Gota was once where sailors and dockworkers with money in their pockets went looking for a good time, and a lively pub culture marks the neighbourhood to this day. It also had a seedier side that has long been replaced with restaurants, culture and even an annual street party, Hela Dagen Lång, that is the closest thing Sweden has to Notting Hill Carnival. Photo by Max HartshorneKronhuset is the city's oldest official building and houses a traditional Christmas market.
It's conveniently located in the city's center and features work of local artisans, and performances of traditional folk dancing to lively music of fiddles and flutes. We watched the blacksmith pound out hooks and buckles with tools heated in his portable wood-fired, hand-cranked forge. Part-community center, part-café and part-java emporium, this self-proclaimed coffee house is bringing San Antonio Coffee Roasters' beans to the West Side. Owned by father and son team Gilbert De Hoyos (Jr. and Sr.), the former meat market is a haven for poetry nights, barbacoa grilled cheese sandwiches and Mexican American studies. This quaint cottage has an open feel and two spacious bedrooms. Step into the house with an inviting fireplace and a quiet sunroom.
You are within walking distance to three parks, Lake Helen, and downtown. A mile north of town is the Wild Horse Golf Course giving golfers links on rolling hills and wild grasses. The inspiration was a story about a couple in North Carolina who opened a coffee shop run by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. At A Hill of Beans, we take our coffee seriously…very seriously.
Our fast-paced, customer-driven environment is one noteworthy aspect of our business that sets us apart from the rest. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the best experience each and every time they walk through our doors to purchase beans, pop into one of our ROAST locations for a cup of Joe, or shop with us online. The chain began to expand worldwide in 1982 with locations in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Paris, and Berlin.
Hard Rock Cafe typically does not franchise cafe locations in the United States. All US cafes are corporate owned and operated, except for cafes in Tampa and the Four Winds New Buffalo casino. However, in the transition of the Las Vegas Hard Rock Hotel property originally owned and then later sold to Rank by founder Peter Morton, Morton retained hotel naming rights west of the Mississippi. When Morton sold his Las Vegas Hard Rock Hotel to the Morgans Hotel Group, he also sold those naming rights, which then gave rise to two US franchised hotels in Albuquerque and Tulsa.
