Ouray’s beginning risers can now get their caffeine repair in a homey, friendly sourroundings while holding in beautiful views of Ouray’s landscape and architecture.
Mojo’s Coffee, Chai and Teas debuted final week during 325 Sixth Ave. The owners wish to offer anyone looking for a earliest, tastiest crater of joe in Ouray.
When Heather Toth and Andrew Hart found out a space was entrance adult for rent, they knew they were prepared to follow their dream and repair a miss of pre-dawn coffee options in Ouray.
“We wanted to take into care a needs of a city and also a ability turn and what we are able of providing. we have worked in liberality for such a prolonged time and know how to make a unequivocally good latte and lift a unequivocally good shot,” Toth said.
This isn’t Toth’s initial rodeo during owning a business. She also owns a cleaning association called Ridgway Greeners.
Hart also has a credentials in liberality and has been regulating his other skills removing all in a space connected and prepared to go. He pronounced he has strived to change business costs with “what we can yield people so that they feel a value and we can stay in business.”
Mojo’s is named after Toth’s daughter, Morgan Joan, who has been honing her barista skills and is prepared to assistance in a shop.
The space, that was many recently a yoga studio, was creatively a bar with a brothel in a upstairs unit during Ouray’s mining days. The seat in a well-organized tiny space is an heterogeneous brew of repurposed material, from a selected cot and check-out mount to a bar done of reclaimed barnwood. The high ceilings underline overwhelming Turkish lights.
The baristas will make coffee drinks with a recently refurbished 30-year-old Italian espresso machine.
Toth pronounced it’s not only about a coffee — it’s also about providing a space for people to relax and connect.
“We unequivocally wish to be a internal mark that’s cold for tourists to go to, though anybody can come here and get a good crater of coffee and a unequivocally good snack, and it will be comfortable and cozy,” Toth said. “There is something about coffee that people have an romantic tie with.”
“We wish to make a community-friendly space where people can come together either they are like-minded or have opposite views and feel protected to speak and suffer a discerning punch and a tasty drink.” Hart said.
Though positively coffee-focused, Mojo’s will have breakfast equipment and baked goods, such as toast and bagels with a accumulation of toppings, oatmeal, muffins and croissants.
The owners also devise on offered peculiarity coffee we can take home and make yourself.
“Although we’re rotating by opposite roasters, we’re articulate to a roasters about a beans and perplexing them forward of time, so that we can move a sampling of unequivocally high-end season grub that we can take home and make espresso drinks,” Hart said.
A mop bar will give locals a possibility to buy into a success of a emporium with their possess mugs. For a yearly prosaic rate, business get a mug, sticker, brews for a dollar if they use their mop and discounts on lattes and merchandise. Mug bar members will also suffer half-off prices one day a week.
The emporium is now open each day solely Tuesday. In a summer they devise on being open 7 days a week, starting during 6 a.m.
Contact Mojo’s during 970-325-3131 or during mojosouray.com.