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A Sneak Peek: Brick Coffeehouse

Merry Christmas Jacksonville, a new coffeehouse is taking shape downtown on Adams Street.

Published December 25, 2007 in Dining & Nightlife     Digg Digg   Share this article on Facebook Share on Facebook   twitterTweet this!

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When complete, the Brick Coffeehouse will be located on Adams Street, at the base of the city owned Ed Ball Building.  The interior layout suggests that a new exterior storefront entrance will replace this glass facade.

 

 

This appears to be the prep area for the 1,000 square foot coffeehouse.

The City of Jacksonville has purchased the Ed Ball building and is moving several city departments into the building. The Housing and Neighborhoods Department, the Information Technology Department and the Public Works Department have moved into the building.



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» 3 Comments

Charles Hunter

December 25, 2007, 11:38:09 AM

"Brick Coffehouse" - is this the same "Brick" that operates in Avondale?
Never eaten there, but hear good things about it.

jbm32206

December 26, 2007, 07:38:43 AM

Always good to see a new business opening in downtown!

second_pancake

December 31, 2007, 11:06:33 AM

Cool!  I loves me some java Shocked
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