The coffee roasting company, Caffe Vita, is set to open its first store front in Arizona SATURDAY! ☕️ The shop will feature locally baked pastries from: La Grande Orange Bake Shop, Yo Donut, and Suss Pastries.
PHOENIX, AZ — The coffee roasting company, Caffe Vita, is set to open its first storefront in Arizona on July 30. The Seattle based business has moved into the former ‘Easley's Fun Shop’ in Phoenix.
According to a Vita representative, the coffee shop will feature locally baked pastries from: La Grande Orange Bake Shop, Yo Donut, and Suss Pastries.The opening of Vita in Phoenix marks the business's ninth storefront in the country. For the Phoenix location, Caffe Vita decided to keep a piece of Easley's Fun Shop; the former costume retail shop had served the community for over 70 years. The coffee shop decided to preserve “select interior facets of the shop and with outdoor signage in Easley’s signature bright yellow that says, our business is fun.”
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