Restaurant, Cafe, Coffee shop in Columbiana, AL
A downtown Columbiana coffee and tea shop serving espresso drinks such as caramel mochas alongside food items, with online ordering available. The beans are Fair Trade and ethically sourced from Colombian growers and roasted in Tennessee, with an emphasis on sustainable farming and supply chains that pay growers fairly. The space is also used for gatherings, music, and fellowship.
The shop is run by Bob Kuehner, who calls himself Chief Servant & Storyteller, and operates under the mission etched in stone out front: "We care for people, investing our lives into theirs for a return that pleases God." The name nods to the history of Columbiana and to skilled tradesmen, including Kuehner's brother-in-law Joe, known as "Attitude," who oversaw the building's renovation. Much of the flooring, ceiling, and the brick wall inside date to before the Civil War, and many of the tables were hand-milled by a farmer friend from Marshall County, Mississippi.



