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BY ASIA ARMOUR
Art of Co ee sells pastries, such as cinnamon rolls, croissants and danishes.
Art of Co ee is an artisanal co ee shop as well as a local art shop in the Kemah and Clear Lake areas.
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Art of Co ee committed to serving Clear Lake area Art of Co ee has invested in the Clear Lake area since July 2015, co-owner Cheyenne Minak said. “The community is extremely important to us here. We love the one-on-one [aspect],” Minak said. “Community is what makes a co ee shop.” Staying local Minak said all of the wall space at Art of Co ee is populated by rotating local artwork. Her father, Bill Minak, opened the Kemah Art of Co ee at the suggestion of customers who frequented his and his partner, Jimmy Sims’, oral shop, Kemah Flowers and Company. Bill Minak and Sims kept an extensive co ee bar and also sold paintings exclusively from local artists alongside home decor, she said. On the menu
Cheyenne Minak, her dad Bill Minak, and his partner Jimmy Sims co-own both Art of Co ee locations.
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The family-owned co ee house and art shop has two sites—its agship location near Kemah Boardwalk and the Clear Lake shop that opened in January 2018, Minak said.
Minak said her favorite specialty drink is the “Cocomo,” an iced-only coconut and caramel shaken espresso topped with half-and-half. The co ee shop also sells bakery items.
A 1849 El Dorado Blvd., Houston B 609 Bradford Ave., Kemah www.artofco eetx.com
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