Malone area man opens Potsdam coffee shop

William R. Nostrom tasted his first latte four years ago. Before he knew it, he had two espresso machines and was roasting his own coffee beans.

[james carley]

Thats very cool seeing someone get a business going

[Whippleville Woodchuck]

Well....Latte Da!

Sorry...couldn't resist.

[james carley]

lol

[Non est mea culpa]

What about us? I want a good coffee shop here in Malone. I would kill for an espresso or chai latte that doesn't come from a powder machine at Dunkin.

[fred]

chai latte?

[fred]

is that like tai chai? must i prey to budda first?

[Whippleville Woodchuck]

The best bet is to grind your own beans and make coffee at home.

BUT - if you're interested I know a couple of teachers from Malone that roast beans every month at their house and sell half-pound bags for like $7. They only buy from organic farms. Their coffee is absolutely incredible. There's no way in hell any place in Malone sells coffee this fresh and this tasty.

[New Englander]

Whippleville Woodchuck wrote:

The best bet is to grind your own beans and make coffee at home.
BUT - if you're interested I know a couple of teachers from Malone that roast beans every month at their house and sell half-pound bags for like $7. They only buy from organic farms. Their coffee is absolutely incredible. There's no way in hell any place in Malone sells coffee this fresh and this tasty.

Who ? I'd like to try something new. Tired of the Dunkin taste.# please

[Whippleville Woodchuck]

Ok....call the Malone Middle School after 2:15 and ask for George Rogers. Just tell him you got his name from a customer and you're interested in buying his coffee. Trust me, it is FANTASTIC.

[New Englander]

Thanks - I will give that a try.

[taxpayer]

Whippleville Woodchuck wrote:

The best bet is to grind your own beans and make coffee at home.
BUT - if you're interested I know a couple of teachers from Malone that roast beans every month at their house and sell half-pound bags for like $7. They only buy from organic farms. Their coffee is absolutely incredible. There's no way in hell any place in Malone sells coffee this fresh and this tasty.

Do they have a permit from the Health dept?
Do they pay sales tax?
Do they declare the sales on their income tax?
Do their home work spaces meet OSHA standards?
You said to call them at school, is it ethical to conduct personal business on taxpayer financed school time and on school phones?

[The Citizens Voice]

Have you all tried St. Lucia's Cafe on Main St. yet? It's tucked right between LaPizza and the Courthouse. It also serves food and more, but it's main purpose is to be a Coffee House. There menu is located at the following link: http://www.fasprintmenus.com/menu/stlucias.ht...

[The Citizens Voice]

Non est mea culpa wrote:

What about us? I want a good coffee shop here in Malone. I would kill for an espresso or chai latte that doesn't come from a powder machine at Dunkin.

P.S. about St. Lucia's: They do serve a Chai Latte. I have never been in there myself, but after seeing the menu, I think I will have to check it out.

[MikeB]

Taxpayer I think there's a coffee stain on your virgin white cape.

[Only in Malone]

taxpayer wrote:

<quoted text>
Do they have a permit from the Health dept?
Do they pay sales tax?
Do they declare the sales on their income tax?
Do their home work spaces meet OSHA standards?
You said to call them at school, is it ethical to conduct personal business on taxpayer financed school time and on school phones?

Do you only look for the bad in life.....

[Whippleville Woodchuck]

MikeB wrote:

Taxpayer I think there's a coffee stain on your virgin white cape.

Yeah really...what an dummy.

[Whippleville Woodchuck]

That's why I said 2:15, so the kids would be gone.

Moron.

[COl]

They shouldn't be conducting bussiness from school grounds at all we certainly couldn't do that at corrections.What about the grocery stores that sell coffee and have to pay taxes?

[MikeB]

Give me a break WW was just trying to help a person out and out of nowhere comes the righteous police. As cold as it's been around Malone you would think the nauseous weeds would be gone.

[Lizzy]

taxpayer wrote:

<quoted text>
Do they have a permit from the Health dept?
Do they pay sales tax?
Do they declare the sales on their income tax?
Do their home work spaces meet OSHA standards?
You said to call them at school, is it ethical to conduct personal business on taxpayer financed school time and on school phones?

go lay down