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Great coffee, on a bike!
Wheelie Good Coffee is now part of the Books and Beans store. Check it out here!
Every time we venture into the Centennial Mall Market, we just HAVE to stop by and visit Annabel and enjoy one of her DELICIOUS pour-over coffees!!! Try it! You won’t regret it! It’s YUMMY!!!!!!!!!🤗☕️☕️☕️ – Rob
“Honestly, that was the FIRST cup of coffee that I DIDN’T need cream or sugar. It was AMAZING.” – Darcie
“Four bags of amazing coffee!!!!! Excited for real coffee! It’s Wheelie good! Anyone who enjoys a damn good cup should check it out!” – Erin
“A combination of fine coffee, at a competitive price, prepared fresh for you while you wait, and warm, friendly service provided by the knowledgeable staff (she has a PhD. in coffee) is the reason I buy my coffee almost exclusively from Wheelie Good Coffee.” – James
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Recent Posts
Books and Beans has taken over
We have moved again! Wheelie Good Coffee now supplies the Beans part of Books and Beans. Same delicious pourover coffee, and the fresh roasted Wheelie Good beans are available in the store too, but now much more space for the books! We are still in Centennial Market, that is, the old Sears outlet building, but … Continue reading Books and Beans has taken over
Looking ahead…
I posted a huge Thank You to everyone who came down to Centennial Market at the weekend, as we had an exceptionally busy day! Lots of changes have been happening up there, and we’re very lucky to have some ‘prime real estate’ at the market now, right in the middle in our little wooden booth. … Continue reading Looking ahead…
Books and Beans combined at last!
I have a bookstore!! Well, sort of. For a while, I was chatting to the owners of Flip Our Pages, a little book stall on Centennial Market. Sadly, they no longer have the time to run the book business on top of their own full time jobs and looking after their small daughter (oh how … Continue reading Books and Beans combined at last!
5 new Green Goings On
YUK. Take a guess at how many coffee cups are discarded in Canada every year? 1.6 BILLION Or over 4.3 million PER DAY. Those ‘disposable’ coffee cups usually end up in landfill, because, to keep them waterproof, they are lined with plastic. This means that they can’t be recycled, and take an age to break … Continue reading 5 new Green Goings On
