A&E Coffee Shop Coming to Downtown

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A&E Coffee Roastery & Tea
A&E Coffee Roastery & Tea

After six years as a mainstay on Elm Street, J Dubs Coffee is under new ownership.

 Emeran Langmaid says customers can expect the same great coffee with a whole new atmosphere when she officially reopens as A&E Coffee Roastery & Tea in early July.

“We have been thinking of expansion for some time and we couldn’t have asked for a better opportunity than to take over J Dubs in Manchester,” Langmaid said. “Not only was the time right for us, but the opportunity was ideal. Jim and Felicia have built a successful business with a loyal following of customers who have voted the shop Hippo’s Best for the past five years.”

The coffee shop is located at 1000 Elm Street, #121.

A&E Coffee of Amherst has established itself as a premier organic coffee roastery, voted Best of New Hampshire by New Hampshire Magazine five years in a row, and Best Cup of Coffee by the Hippo Press and the Cabinet Press four years running.

LogoThe new A&E Coffee Roastery & Tea café will serve hot and cold coffee and tea beverages as well as smoothies and espresso-based drinks. The shop will also sell coffee beans and whole-leaf teas for customers to enjoy at home. A limited food menu will be available and will focus mostly on pastries.

The business was sold on June 9 and since then, Langmaid and her staff have been working hard at renovating the space.

Langmaid said she kept the shop open for two weeks to keep some continuity – and to get to know J Dubs’ regulars, and let everyone know that “something’s brewing.”

Speaking of continuity, J Dubs Coffee has always served A&E Coffee.

“We are confident that A&E Coffee will continue to provide the exceptional service and superior products that our wonderful customers have enjoyed for years,” said Jim Whitney, of J Dubs.

Whitney said that “it was a great adventure to build this business from the ground up, and now is the best time to move on to the next adventure.” He said considers the sale a positive move for everyone involved.

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