City Brew Coffee (10th & Farnam St)
The renovation of the Omaha Tourism site includes a new coffee house. It is a "City Brew", the second one in Omaha, and both owned an operated by Travis Justice. The other City Brew is at Saddle creek and California. City Brew is a chain out of Montana & I must say my favorite coffee in Omaha. I don't care for Scooters coffee plus their coffee is so fricken hot you cant drink it for 30 min.
The new City Brew does offer free wi-fi and should do well when ever there or morning events at the QWest.
City Brew Coffee (10th & Farnam St)
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Re: New coffee house opened in Downtown Omaha 10th and Farna
Oh I was so close to going there until I heard that.ItsAllAboutMe wrote:owned an operated by Travis Justice.
I'll have to check it out sometime.
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City Brew Coffee (10th & Farnam St)
Woa, I go to the one on Saddle Creek all the time because it's by my house. Travis Justice has served me coffee there, and each time I was like "who is this guy? is he my old highschool gym teacher? better pretend like I don't recognize him."
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I think he only works from open to 7am or so. He is one the air with Todd and Tyler at 8:00

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Re: City Brew Coffee (10th & Farnam St)
City Brew is a fantastic coffee shop. I would hope people put their personality differences aside and support a locally owned coffee shop that invested their money in to our city.
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