Posted on by admin

This NJ coffee sequence has built a constant fanbase. Now it wants into your kitchen.

Caffeine fanatics in New Jersey, get ready.

Rook Coffee Roasters has announced large skeleton for New Jersey in 2018, opening a initial store outward Monmouth County and anticipating to land on grocery store shelves opposite a state.

The coffee shop is debuting it’s initial store outward Monmouth County in a summer, rising a 12th store, in Point Pleasant Borough, it announced on Facebook.

The roaster will be holding over a Dunkin’ Donuts on in Bridge Plaza on Bridge Avenue.

“We’re so excited, it’s a large one. When we get to 10 stores, it feels special,” said co-founder Holly Migliaccio. “But a 12th being outward of Monmouth, withdrawal what we would cruise a roots, it feels bigger.” 

The preference comes after going by a hundreds of requests for new locations, anticipating direct for a Point Pleasant plcae was “tremendous,” she said. 

Rook Coffee named on ‘Coffee Shops to Visit Before You Die’ list

“When we accept that direct and we’re means to perform that want, it creates us feel so good to make people happy,” she said. 

This will be a second plcae Rook will open in 2018, with a Freehold store underneath construction set to open in April. But a coffee emporium has some-more in a works. 

But before looking for a 13th location, Migliaccio and co-founder Shawn Kingsley are operative to get their coffee in grocery stores. 

“We can get a coffee on a shelves and give everybody entrance to it and accommodate that demand,” Migliaccio said.

Known for a hipster vibes, clever coffee and signature black bluster logo, Rook Coffee Roasters was founded in 2010, and fast amassed a following of millennials and coffee connoisseurs. 

Those who were previously traveling miles to get their Rook Coffee are overjoyed a coffee residence is expanding. 

Sophie Nieto-Munoz might be reached during snietomunoz@njadvancemedia.com. Follow her during @snietomunoz. Find NJ.com on Facebook.

Have a tip? Tell us. nj.com/tips