Beloved ‘coffee camper’ concept opens first brick & mortar with all vintage decor

Honey Mug Coffee Company first started slinging their delicious beverages out of a 1960s vintage camper at SoHud pop-ups years back. Eventually, they collaborated with the local preferred place, Rambling Home, and began serving their coffee out of that music location.

Their brand-new coffee shop is outdoor decked out with vintage decor, made by Holy place Miller, the owner of the new regional vintage store The Atomic Store. Honey Cup Coffee officially opened up today, July 5, at 2489 Top St. On Saturday July 6, they’ll be tossing a grand opening event with a real-time DJ set. Swing by and attempt some of the best handmade coffee drinks in the city any time in between 8am-4pm, daily.

While waiting in a long line in the warmth of summer for an ice chilly orange creme matcha from a little coffee camper was definitely worth it in the pasts, faithful fans of Honey Cup Coffee Business will certainly now have a totally various alternative to order their favored drinks.

The best part is that you can get hold of all of this and more, now. Honey Mug Coffee officially opened up today, July 5, at 2489 Top St. On Saturday July 6, they’ll be tossing a grand opening celebration with an online DJ set. Visit and try a few of the best hand-crafted coffee drinks in the city at any time in between 8am-4pm, daily.

You’ll find creative drinks made with regional roaster Brioso espresso and Honey Cup’s own house-made syrups, like banana creme cappucinos, coconut five flavor latte, and certainly, their trademark orange creme matcha, which McPeak said individuals are still obsessed with, even after offering it for many years.

Their new coffee shop is dressed up with classic style, made by Holy place Miller, the proprietor of the brand-new local vintage store The Atomic Store. It’s comfortable yet roomy, with subjected block walls, classic posters and art, antique velour & natural leather seats, and a fun collection of vintage records. 3

McPeak is delighted for the possibility to open not just a coffee bar, however an area in the SoHud location, also. He stays in the SoHud location, and he said most of the baristas live there, and there’s a loyal follower base that resides in the area simply South of Clintonville. It was the best place for them. “Spaces do not turn up that typically right here,” he emphasized. When one did at 2489 Top St., McPeak knew it was the ideal time to open a space of their own.

And now, they await a place completely of their own. “We began just growing to the factor we believed, ‘fine, we can support a physical now,'” said owner Joel McPeak. “Every little thing evolved, and now we have our own little area.”