Well Coffee Co

Corky Girodo moved to Louisville from Birmingham, Alabama, to open Sister Bean's Coffeehouse with his sister Teresa Gailor of Brooks, Kentucky. The two started Sister Bean's on Manslick Road at Gagel Avenue across from Iroquois Park and opened their doors on November 29th, 2005. In September of 2010 they relocated to a new location on New Cut Road across from Iroquois Park Amphitheater. Where did the name Sister Bean's come from? Corky said, my Sister's nick name was Bean's, so when you think of it, it fits, Sister Bean's. The idea for the Nun in the logo comes from the fact we are both Catholic.All coffee brewed at Sister Bean's is developed especially by Crimson Cup, an Ohio-based craft roaster.Along with our Coffee we also serve individual Wraps, Cakes, Pastries, Smoothies, and now Comfy Cow Ice Creams. Ice Teas, Hot Teas and Iced Coffees are also available.

Dalat's Gateaux and Cafe in Louisville, KY, invites you to embark on a culinary journey that seamlessly merges Vietnamese flavors with French influences. Delight your taste buds with a delectable array of Vietnamese-French pastries and baguettes that exude a perfect balance of tradition and excellence. Nestled in a cozy bakery and cafe setting, this establishment not only serves exceptional food but also provides a welcoming ambiance where guests can unwind, work, or simply savor the moment, all while enjoying complimentary Wi-Fi connectivity. Indulge in a complete sensory experience with our assortment of boba teas, smoothie drinks, and aromatic Vietnamese Coffee that are crafted to perfection. Whether you're seeking a quick snack, a refreshing beverage, or a relaxing spot to immerse yourself in a culinary adventure, Dalat's Gateaux and Cafe promises a symphony of flavors that will leave you craving more. Step into our world, savor the unique blend of tastes, and discover a new haven where every bite tells a story of passion and authenticity. Generated using this place's available information