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Welcome to Lucie Monroe's Coffee Company

Open Monday - Saturday 6:30am to 8:00pm Closed Sunday

New hours starting Monday August 2nd.
Monday - Friday 6:30am to 10:00pm
Saturday 7:00am to 10:00pm
Closed on Sunday.

We will be updating the pictures as often as we can.

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Last Updated (Thursday, 29 July 2010 10:41)

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Saturday, 07 July 2007 04:54 |

Written by Administrator |

Summer is around the corner and we have a lot of coffee ideas in the roaster....haha
May 8th : Saturday 5-8pm we will be kicking off our Art & Soul Saturday's at Lucie Monroe's...Kim Bonner will be our featured artist and she will be accompanied by Josh Sizemore who will be tickling our coffee ears with his musical vibe....

May 14th : Friday 3-5pm...Paul Fitzgerald will be at Lucie Monroe's signing his book, Will Eisner and PS Magazine, "An Ongoing Legacy of Nitty Gritty Laughs and Deadly Serious How-to Comics for Generations of America's Warriors. (An Illustrated History And Commentary) Mr. Fitgerald will be accompined by Leslie Brooks who will knock you for a loop with her soulful folky style from 6-8pm

May 29th : Saturday TBA...Kim Whitkamp, " CD Release Party!" Kim and the Little's will be doing a night of singing and signing! Keep checking our site for the latest updates on the details concerning time.

June 10th Big Tree is not a go...Sorry for any inconvenious!

June 19th : Summer Open House for Lucie Monroe's ~ Weigh Station ~ Depot~ Time Flies

Last Updated (Thursday, 10 June 2010 16:03)

CAFFEINE IS YOUR FRIEND!

Saturday, 07 July 2007 04:54 |

Written by Administrator |

If you enter a coffeehouse or teahouse you have to love (or at least appreciate) caffeine. Not all of the drinks at Lucie Monroe's are caffeinated. but most of them are.

For a period of time it was thought that caffeine contributed to heart disease, high blood pressure, miscarriage, and many other medical problems. Recently with more rigorous testing and better methods The American Medical Association stated, “Moderate tea or coffee drinkers probably need have no concern for their health relative to their caffeine consumption provided other lifestyle habits (diet, alcohol consumption) are moderate, as well.” Out of all the studies done there has been no evidence that serious health problems come as a result of drinking coffee or having caffeine in your diet. It is recommended that your caffeine intake is no more than 300mg per day. That’s about three cups of drip-brewed coffee per day.
So, drink up!

Last Updated (Friday, 11 September 2009 16:47)

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