If you have a close friend of family member who is serving in our armed forces, you understand the sacrifices our men and women in uniform make for our country. Personal sacrifices are but a small part of what our … Continue reading
We at Jamestown Coffee are pleased with our new home in downtown Columbia. It’s been an adventure with our move from Lexington, getting to know new friends in downtown and reacquainting ourselves with old friends. And in this holiday season … Continue reading
Jamestown Java is now officially open in the Cromer’s building on Huger Street in Columbia. Our hope is that you’ll find time in your morning commute and your daily routine to stop in for great coffee, for good folks and for space … Continue reading
The team at Jamestown would like to thank everyone for their support, sympathy, and prayers. Although we have been working out details for Jamestown’s signature beverages to be served at a Columbia location for many weeks, the closing of our … Continue reading
From our Facebook page: Jamestown Coffee is moving to Columbia in November. While we are going to miss our Lexington friends, the growth of the company into some new avenues prompted the move. Thank you for your continued support and … Continue reading
Folks are taking a shine to Jamestown Coffee Company online. Here, noting that Lexington, SC is in the news quite a bit lately: There’s no shortage of good publicity out there for Chamber members these days. First up is Jamestown … Continue reading
We just ask that you first buy your espresso roast from Jamestown Coffee, then of course that you drive safely. Fiat claims the machine “is perfectly integrated in the car with a deck designed expressly by Fiat.” The espresso machine … Continue reading
Thanks to WACH FOX 57 for highlighting James and Jamestown Coffee Co. this week: He opened a shop that mixed the atmosphere of Seattle’s popular coffee culture with the local staples of South Carolina. The coffee menu includes the Palmetto … Continue reading
We’re featured in today’s local newspaper, The State: James Kirk’s plan to start an authentic Seattle coffee bar in Lexington two years ago didn’t go quite as planned.He didn’t count on his customers wanting biscuits and grits to go with … Continue reading
There are plenty of reasons to celebrate the 4thof July this year, despite the slumping economy and the differences of political opinion among us. Freedom is always worth celebrating. Great sacrifices were made by the American colonies in order to … Continue reading
