Friday was the first day that Cutie‘s opened up its second floor. While I wasn’t there during the early part of day, I came in around 3 o‘clock. I wasn’t passing up the opportunity to enjoy my coffee in the new seating area.
It was too hot to enjoy my drink outside, even of it was an iced coffee. I ordered the White Sands Cold Brew and put the finishing touches on my blog while taking in the new seating.
The new changes look amazing and Cutie‘s has come a long way. The thumbnail for this blog is one of my favorite pictures that I took yesterday. There are some more additions coming but I like what I’m seeing so far. Here’s a few pictures of the new second floor. One of the pictures is from Cuties and the rest are my own. I think they tell the story just as well.
Cutie’s Coffee Company opened on October 14, 2023, and my first visit was just after New Year’s a few months later. I immediately fell in love with the place and the atmosphere. The baristas past and present know me well and help me pick out something good when I’m not sure. I usually have my drink picked out before I go most of the time.
Weather permitting, there will be Bible Study Monday night in the Cutie‘s parking lot. Not sure what the lesson will be yet. Some of my future visits include ordering their caffeine free refreshers (as I near my appointments the first week of August).
The Fall menu makes its debut on August 29, not that I’m looking forward to it yet. With the new upstairs seating, I can’t to work on a blog while enjoying a pumpkin spice latte this Fall. The 3rd anniversary celebration takes place on the third… of October. That’s a week out from my second vacation.
While this month sees multiple Cuties visits, I’ll also go to Caleese. Though I’m not sure if Export is in my travels yet. Maybe a Ligonier trip on one of my days off to enjoy coffee at Abigail’s or a sundae at the Ligonier Creamery.
I’m looking forward to my plans for lunch this Friday as my cousin and I celebrate our belated birthdays. I suggested Ligonier or Donegal as they’re both halfway points between Greensburg and Somerset. Whatever we agree on, I’ll share on the blog next weekend.
