Specialties
7SOUTH is quite a melange that includes a Specialty Coffee Bar and Gift Shop upstairs and a healthy living menu in the works! So STOP in and SIP a hot or iced espresso drinks (latte, mocha, cappuccino, americano) or frappes. Or SHOP for a unique novelty gift gadget, and more. Or come SIT in the wifi lounge in the basement and escape from the hustle and bustle, meet a friend, catch up on classwork, or use it as a makeshift business office! We welcome EVERYONE, regardless of age, race, weight, height, breed, ethnicity, creed, religion, lack of religion, sexual identity, legal status or political affiliation! We believe in ONE RACE, the HUMAN RACE, and that we are all citizens of GOD'S WORLD! In fact, even if you happen to be a friendly extraterrestrial, If you're paying, we're serving! So come on y'all, bring your grandmaw & em and
#SIT #SIP #SHOP #GETSOCIAL
History
Established in 2016.
We opened on Easter weekend of 2016 as a small boutique in Ecru, MS then moved to New Albany, MS. In 2018, when an opening became available on the square in Pontotoc, MS, we came home and added a coffee bar! We are still transitioning into a full restaurant with healthy options along with the coffee bar, juice bar, and gift shop! Come see us and have an espresso OR just chill in our wifi lounge in the basement!
Meet the Business Owner: ANGIE G.
Angie Garrett is a 40-something-youthful, energetic, slightly tilted, mother of 3 children! Jake-24, Maggie-19, and McKenzie-17, a beautiful DIL-Leslie, a couple of handsome bonus sons-Matt & Will, 3 dogs that are family (Lucy, Apollo & Percy) and several more kids to which she claims 2nd mom status. She was born a brunette but on any given day she may have blue, pink or blonde hair, cut short or worn long. We have decided that whenever this little woman goes through something emotionally her hair goes through it with her! Angie is also an entrepreneur, an advocate, an interventionist, an author & sometimes an activist. She works with addicts all over the country full time and started the coffee shop as a retirement plan and an outlet to laugh and have fun with everyday people in a way that's meaningful but not so emotionally taxing. Sometimes you can still find her counseling someone at the coffee counter when she is in town, however, because you just can't outrun your calling!