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Seventh Heaven Street Fair (Park Slope)

cafegrumpy — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 03:30:16 +0000

[ June 20, 2010; ]

Moustache Madness – Mondays in March

cafegrumpy — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 21:36:16 +0000

We have gone a little stir crazy from all of this snow…

Stop shaving!

Every Monday in March, get $1 off your coffee if you are sporting a moustache. Any style, shape or color…real or fake.

America’s Best Coffee

cafegrumpy — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 04:23:36 +0000

“Since the beginning Grumpy has offered single origin brews from multiple big-name roasters – including many on this list – but also roasts their own beans. ‘One of the unique things about us is the fact that you can watch the coffee you are drinking being roasted right in the café’…”

Read the full article on msn.com here.

Perk Me Up – The Coffee Scene in North Brooklyn

cafegrumpy — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 03:19:10 +0000

“…one of the most audacious pioneers. Located at the obscure corner of Meserole Avenue and Diamond Street in the then not-so-trendy Greenpoint neighborhood, they survived early on by becoming Coffee fashionistas. They roast their own beans now…”

Read the article here.

The Hearts & Crafts Affair – It’s a craft fair

cafegrumpy — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:54:45 +0000

Come to the Greenpoint cafe on Sunday, December 13th from 12-6pm for the 9th Hearts & Crafts Affair. Brought to you by the lovely Kira Birney.

Kira has been hosting the Hearts & Crafts Affair at the cafe since the early days of 2006 and it remains a truly unique and independent event.

Shop over coffee and support your local artists and crafters. Buy some hand-made holiday gifts or treat yourself to the wares of vendors like: Bobby Croze, Stefanie Mihoulides, Charlotte Sears, Amber Sather, Erica Rothchild, Jessica Franks, Hillery Sklar, Marilyn Glinka, Khara Ledonne, Angela Francis, Cam Cruz, Kristen Willoughby, Goldteeth (Jesse and Emily), Love Letters (Chris Sullivan), Magnes Sisters, Cecilia Elguero, and Jack Kalish.

Making delicious things in Brooklyn

cafegrumpy — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 21:20:21 +0000

Sometimes people are surprised that the more they learn about coffee the more they appreciate what goes into the preparation of their morning cup. We always talk about coffee but it is refreshing to explore how other delicious things are prepared – especially when they are happening right down the street.

I just came across this video of the infamous SCRATCHbread scones being made. Take a look here and watch another hands-on process unfold….then come in to our Park Slope location and taste them!