That nook deserves to LIVE! Bean Espresso revives famed Broadway coffee bar

Seattle, WALocal News

Bean Espresso opened last week in Capitol Hill, revitalizing a historic coffee stand that had been shuttered since last fall when Fuel coffee chain ceased operations. The new stand, run by entrepreneur Peter Nierman, features some of the lowest coffee prices in the area, appealing to a budget-conscious clientele. This revival comes after the popular Vivace coffee counter closed due to staffing difficulties and logistical challenges. Local forums have noted early positive reviews, with customers praising the smooth lattes and straightforward service. Bean Espresso occupies a significant space in the community, previously linked to Vivace's early days.

The coffee stand's affordability and no-frills approach may indicate a shift in consumer preferences on Broadway. As coffee culture evolves, Bean Espresso's success could inspire similar ventures in the neighborhood. The stand is located at 321 Broadway E, near other local businesses.

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