Neighborhood Feel-Good Coffee Pub NW Bar Grill Celebrates One Year

Olympia, WALocal News

Coffee Pub NW in Tumwater celebrates its first anniversary with a menu expansion that includes gluten-free beers and smoked brisket. Owners Dawn and Craig Richards prioritize community interaction, taking customer feedback to improve their offerings. New dishes like the biscuit burrito and double patty burger with candied jalapenos have been well-received. The pub features a full bar, including craft cocktails and award-winning coffee, catering to various tastes. Regular events such as trivia, bingo, and live music contribute to the local social scene.

Dawn emphasizes the goal of creating a friendly atmosphere by learning customers' names. The establishment also hosts unique events like speed dating and crafting sessions, further engaging the community. This dedication to service and quality has made Coffee Pub NW a beloved neighborhood spot.

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