For thirty years, a little coffee house tucked into a historic building has been the soul of its neighborhood. Sunlight pours across its original wooden floors each morning, casting a golden glow over conversations between friends, students, pausing to savor their favorite latte. The air carries the scent of freshly brewed coffee and warm almond croissants — a combination that has drawn people in for decades, situated in the heart of a lively, large college population and families. It’s a place people don’t just visit — they return to, again and again, for silky espresso drinks, inventive espresso-tonics, and comforting bites like pesto egg-and-cheese classics, and a variety of vegetarian and vegan delights. Financially, it’s as solid as it is charming. For years, the business has thrived under absentee ownership. , with $500,000 in annual revenue and the potential for an owner-operator to bring home more than $70,000 a year. The lease is a rare gem, just $3,000 a month — only seven percent of gross sales — giving it both stability and room to grow. Its reputation is already well established — friendly staff, quick service, and a standard of freshness and quality that keeps customers loyal. They also have a substantial social media presence. Now, for the first time in years, this beloved gathering spot is ready for a new chapter. Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast with dreams of running your own shop or an investor seeking a proven business in an unbeatable location, this is a rare opportunity to own a café with a rich past and a bright future. Opportunities like this are fleeting — make this one yours before it slips away.