Yesterday I tried out a new coffee shop.

New to me, not new to town.

I’ve been loyal to The Bean Cycle since we moved here. I love their iced coffee, fresh juice, cozy atmosphere, delicious specialty coffee drinks, and non-profit bookstore.

Yesterday I went to Everyday Joe’s. It’s less than a mile away, and somewhere I’ve been meaning to check out for awhile. Our internet was out yesterday, so I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to check it out.

Can I just say, I’ve found a new love?

They use a drip-style coffee brewing method. Each cup is brewed individually and they even have 2 different methods you can pick from.
It’s a non-profit + volunteer run!!
They serve gigantic cappuccinos for $2.50.
They drip your coffee into a recycled milk jug!
Their water glasses + iced coffee/tea glasses are Ball jars. [Jar obsessed over here.]

I chose the drip-brew method that yielded a thicker, richer flavor. I knew it would have me hopped up all morning, so I asked for 1/2 caf + 1/2 decaf beans.

The perfect pour.

I would say the one downfall to this coffee shop, is that the building is gigantic and it doesn’t have that cozy, coffee shop feel, that I love.

But that won’t stop me from coming back for more!

Moving on to this morning…

Come mid-winter, Kelsey and I are going to be 2 happy ladies.

Because we’re freezing our favorite part of summer.

PEACHES!!

66 organic peaches to be exact.

For $22, total!! Our favorite peach stand discounts their bruised peaches 50% off. This was a 20lb box. We basically paid $1 for 3 peaches x 11, for each of us.

The best part? These peaches don’t have a single bruise or hole in them. They’re just a different variety that grew smaller this year, so they were discounting them.