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'''East 59 Vintage & Cafe''' is a coffee shop, community space, and vintage furniture boutique located at 7619 [[1st Avenue North]] in [[East Lake]]. The company was founded by [[Amber Tolbert]] in [[2013]] and had a presence at events such as the [[Woodlawn Street Festival]] before the | '''East 59 Vintage & Cafe''' is a coffee shop, community space, and vintage furniture boutique located at 7619 [[1st Avenue North]] in [[East Lake]]. The company was founded by [[Amber Glenn-Tolbert]] and [[Anna Bates-Brown]] in [[2013]] and had a presence at events such as the [[Woodlawn Street Festival]] and as a "pop-up" shop during the [[REVIVE]] event before the permanent location opened in Spring [[2015]]. | ||
East 59 offers light lunch and brunch along with gourmet coffee and tea. A patio at the rear of the store provides outdoor dining space. The side of the building is decorated with an [[East Lake mural]], highlighting scenes from the neighborhood's colorful history. | East 59 offers light lunch and brunch along with gourmet coffee and tea. A patio at the rear of the store provides outdoor dining space. The side of the building is decorated with an [[East Lake mural]], highlighting scenes from the neighborhood's colorful history. | ||
==References== | |||
* Whitley, Carla Jean (June 4, 2015) "East 59 aims to perk up the East Lake neighborhood." {{BN}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 4 June 2015
East 59 Vintage & Cafe is a coffee shop, community space, and vintage furniture boutique located at 7619 1st Avenue North in East Lake. The company was founded by Amber Glenn-Tolbert and Anna Bates-Brown in 2013 and had a presence at events such as the Woodlawn Street Festival and as a "pop-up" shop during the REVIVE event before the permanent location opened in Spring 2015.
East 59 offers light lunch and brunch along with gourmet coffee and tea. A patio at the rear of the store provides outdoor dining space. The side of the building is decorated with an East Lake mural, highlighting scenes from the neighborhood's colorful history.
References
- Whitley, Carla Jean (June 4, 2015) "East 59 aims to perk up the East Lake neighborhood." The Birmingham News
External links
- East 59 Vintage & Cafe website