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The omelet ($9.95) is mixed with peppers, sausage, onions, cheese and tater tots pressed into a wa e iron.
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According to its owners, Just Love Co ee Georgetown rarely has an empty seat. (Photos by Hunter Terrell/Community Impact Newspaper) Just Love Co ee Cafe Georgetown restaurant helps customers make connections I t was not their fondness of this,” Marie said. Just Love Co ee was founded BY HUNTER TERRELL
Marie Talley and her husband, Chad, opened Just Love Co ee Cafe in Georgetown in 2019.
All Just Love Co ee sandwiches are served with a side of chips and a pickle. Pictured is the BLT ($8.95).
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boosts local agricultural e orts by using local dairy products and salsa. “I love going to the farmers market and nding something I can use here,” Marie said. The Just Love Co ee menu includes decadent wa e combos such as the Berry Bo Berry that has blackberries, strawberries, raspberries and blueberries topped with whipped cream; classic sandwiches such as the BLT; and vegetarian-friendly and gluten-free options. “We utilize the wa e iron in a variety of ways,” Marie said. “If you have never tried to make a quesadilla in a wa e iron, it can be done.” The food menu is accompanied by a long list of ca einated beverages ranging from a traditional macchiato to sweeter, co ee-based drinks.
co ee or wa es that led Marie and Chad Talley to open Just Love Co ee Cafe; it was their passion for people. “Opening Just Love [Co ee] gave us the opportunity to listen, connect and build better relationships in our community,” Marie said. “Each person that walks through the door could be having the best day of their life, or the absolute worst, and it is important to see how we t into that.” Marie was at home with her four kids when her husband, Chad, a director at Dell Technologies, brainstormed the idea of opening a Just Love Co ee franchise. “With no previous experience ... we felt like God really called us to
in 2009 by Rob and Emily Webb in Nashville. Their story boasts a strong emotional background and purpose that they said the Talleys were instantly drawn to. “[The Webbs] opened [the rst Just Love Co ee] to provide nancial support for families going through the adoption process,” Marie said. “They really are the most sel ess people you could ever meet.” Opening the fth store in 2019, the Talleys were given a strong sense of autonomy and creativity. “We told them, ‘We can’t serve breakfast in Texas without the option of a breakfast taco,’” Marie said. “And they were totally on board with that.” Just Love Co ee Georgetown also
Just Love Co ee Cafe 1013 W. University Ave., Ste. 195, Georgetown 512-591-8875 https://justloveco eecafe.com Hours: Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. The Berry Bo Berry wa e ($8.95) is topped with strawberries, blackberries, raspberries and blueberries.
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