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Tradecraft Coffee

4.8 (20 reviews)

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Neat store and coffeehouse
Dan C.

This is an amazing place! I was looking for a new coffee place to try that near my home and had no idea Coffeehouse Ten24 was here. I decided to take a risk and drive to Eaton for this morning's coffee and study time. The shop is located right off the 85 with a parking lot to the north. They open at 5:30am which is a huge benefit for early risers like me. When I walked in I found what looked more like a store than anything else, but then I noticed the coffee and restaurant part in the back. There are tables scattered throughout the store and plenty of seating. I ordered their Scottish blend coffee and a breakfast burrito with chorizo. The coffee is delicious and the burrito was spicy and tasty. I began talking with the lady who helped me and she walked me around and told me a little bit about the place. This is a great place to sit and study with the free wifi and awesome atmosphere. They are a non-profit store that supports a few different causes, to include sex trafficking, The Tabitha Center (support for young women in Congo), Saruni International (support for young girls in Kenya), and others. They have merchandise that was made by young women that sends 100% profits to the girls who make it. There are paid and volunteer staff to keep the store going and from my first visit I am very impressed with the work they do and their heart for people! I will be back to help support the causes and have tasty coffee.

Ordering counter, pastries and view into the kitchen behind menu boards.
Lindy S.

Absolutely adorable restaurant!! They integrated beautifully into the French Corner shop! I wasn't aware that it is a non-profit. They have information on the tables and website about various human-rights organizations that they support, with local and global institutions. Along with food, most of the decor in the shop is for sale. I love that they have a "free library" spot on the wall. We stopped in for a quick lunch. Quiche Lorraine was warmed up and delicious. Lots of bacon and savory, crumbly crust. Look forward to trying other options. Caesar salad was a generous portion and as you would expect. The chicken didn't seem grilled in house, but tasted OK. Their sugar cookies are really good. They were the right amount of snap and the frosting was amazing! Appropriately presented as Stars with red and blue sprinkles for the 4th of July. I look forward to trying their sandwiches, other pastries and definitely the coffees!!

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11 months ago

Very nice setup, deceptive from the outside, warm and welcoming on the inside. Great coffee and solid breakfast bowl. Excellent staff

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Great music, amazing atmosphere. Staff is very kind and helpful. Coffee and food is great! This is a great place to do work.

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This is A quaint place with charm and good coffee! Prices are good as well as their food.

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2 years ago

Delicious coffee, best quiche I've ever had, & wonderful baristas! Love this place & the ladies who work there & make it so special.

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6 years ago

Service was great very friendly and helpful. Always a joy to support a local business.

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