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Toltec, AZ · Food & Drink
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Michigan-based Misfit Society Coffee Club opens in Tempe this month
The Valley is no stranger to snowbirds from the Midwest, but one new arrival from Michigan plans on staying long-term — Misfit Society Coffee Club . Why it matters: The Ann Arbor-born coffee brand, which is expanding to Tempe this month, adds to an already vibrant local bean scene . The Tempe location, at 1047 S. Terrace Road, will be in a new VERVE apartment building catering to ASU students. It will be open from 7am-7pm daily. If you go: Misfit is known for its iced lattes, house-made syrups and matcha. It will offer pastries, sandwiches and breakfast burritos. The 1,700-square-foot space will feature 50 seats inside with another 30 on the patio. A rendering of the interior of the Tempe cafe. Photo: Courtesy of Misfit Society Coffee Club The vibe: The brand is known for its edgier atmosphere. Its top seller is the Sugar Daddy, a brown sugar latte, because of the taste but also "partially probably because of the name," Misfit head of brand Brad Goulding tells Axios. "We put a sign out front — hate it or love it — that's like, 'Coffee, cocaine and croissants: We have two of the three,'" he adds. View this post
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Top-Three U.S. Cake Shop Sets December Opening for PV Flagship
Too Sweet Cakes, the women-owned bakery brand that was named one of the top three cake shops in the U.S. by USA Today 10Best, will open its flagship location at PV, the redevelopment of the former Paradise Valley Mall, on Saturday, Dec. 5. The 1,800-square-foot bakery will be the brand’s...
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New Flower Child location set to open in Peoria
For Morgan Hall, the general manager of the new Flower Child location coming to Peoria, the opportunity to expand the restaurant into the West Valley is personal. “Being an Arizona-bred person, I am so happy to be on the Peoria side, “ Hall said. “My family lives on this side of town, so it’s exciting to be building this from the ground up in a place where I can call home.”