One of Quincy's original coffee bars opened their doors way back in a former decade as Dunn's Coffee and Fine Teas. In 2011, the business was sold by founders Jack and Erin Dunn, to longtime Quincy merchants, Rick and Eileen Greenly who were proficient at running a successful, small business. A call was made to their daughter Kristin, and son-in-law Glen in 2012.
Then it happened. In 2013, Glen and Kristin packed up their children and pets, and made the move from Seattle to Quincy to take over the coffee bar. It was a crazy thing, moving from the big city to a little town, and making a 100% shift in careers. With a yearning to make it a friendly and delicious place for the locals, and with their own love of coffee and food, a new identity was born and a mission was established.
Then it happened. In 2013, Glen and Kristin packed up their children and pets, and made the move from Seattle to Quincy to take over the coffee bar. It was a crazy thing, moving from the big city to a little town, and making a 100% shift in careers. With a yearning to make it a friendly and delicious place for the locals, and with their own love of coffee and food, a new identity was born and a mission was established.
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Devyn Bryar
Oct 18, 2021
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Haley Silkwood
Jul 28, 2021
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Brenton Simpson
Jan 23, 2021
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In the dark corner of a strip mall - not much ambiance. The coffee was even worse: tasted burnt, and certainly would have burned my tongue. Rather than wait around for my sad coffee to be cool enough to drink, I tossed it and carried on with my day.
I was excited to try their El Cappuccino, but it turns out they're better at designing menus than at making coffee.
I was excited to try their El Cappuccino, but it turns out they're better at designing menus than at making coffee.
Jason Hurt
Sep 17, 2019
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I only come here once a couple times a year to use the internet when I'm visiting relatives in the area.
The coffee is bland, it's always freezing cold inside even in the summer, and the people are rude.
Twice I've been asked to move from the table I was sitting at because a "regular" is going to come
in and expect to sit there (even though it's not reserved!). The first time I obliged, the second time
I was on a conference call and said I needed a few minutes, meanwhile the "regulars", four nasty old women
presumably living in the area, stood literally right next to me and tried to talk over
The coffee is bland, it's always freezing cold inside even in the summer, and the people are rude.
Twice I've been asked to move from the table I was sitting at because a "regular" is going to come
in and expect to sit there (even though it's not reserved!). The first time I obliged, the second time
I was on a conference call and said I needed a few minutes, meanwhile the "regulars", four nasty old women
presumably living in the area, stood literally right next to me and tried to talk over
Alysha Tracy
Sep 12, 2019
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Erica Bryant
Jul 30, 2017
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Friendly, competent service. Good selection of drip and speciality drinks. I ordered the chai, and they brewed it right then. I've always been able to find a seat, either for a large group, with even space for a quiet conversation. The owners are wonderful. They also sell whole beans. The peppermint mocha had a sprinkling of peppermint on it. Drip coffee was tasty. I'm coming back.
Peter Connell
Jul 03, 2017
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Great place and great people running it! They have some of the best French Roasted coffee I've had anywhere - from Boulevard Coffee Roasters. It is exceptional. Their pastries, sandwiches and more are all great. I always stop in when I am in Quincy - and I take some whole bean coffee home for family and as a gift for friends as well. Great place!
