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Ciao Caff to open at Lynnwood Transit Center Aug. 15

Edmonds, WALocal News

AlFa Coffee Inc. will launch Ciao Caffé at the Lynnwood Transit Center on Aug. 15 at 10 a. m. , expanding its presence beyond Café Louvre.

The café will offer coffee from Caffè Umbria, renowned for its quality, along with tea and matcha from Two Leaves and a Bud. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will feature Lynnwood Mayor Christine Frizzell and Chamber of Commerce members, highlighting local support for the new establishment. Owner Haifa Alhussieni expresses excitement about bringing a community-focused café to a vibrant location. Fresh pastries will be supplied daily by Macrina Bakery, enhancing the café's offerings alongside a selection of sandwiches and salads. Ciao Caffé aims to mirror the successful model of Café Louvre, fostering a sense of community.

This expansion reflects AlFa Coffee's commitment to quality and convenience in its food and beverage selections. The new café is poised to become a popular spot for commuters and residents alike.

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