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OUR STORY

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It all started when…

childhood friends Ed and Q began meeting at a little coffee shop named 8th And Roast. As they laid plans to build their dream restaurant, the coffee shop became their unofficial headquarters.

Then, it happened – they fell in love… with coffee.

 

When the owners of their favorite unofficial headquarters offered them the opportunity to partner up, they jumped at the chance.

Coming from a hospitality background, they realized a coffee shop is always more than just a coffee shop. At its best, it’s a third home, a place to feel welcomed, connected, and part of a larger community.

Armed with a vision to make the shop all that it could be, they set out to make the best craft coffee experience imaginable. Connecting with a network of fair trade farmers from around the world, they became an active part of a global sustainability movement. Whenever possible, they partner directly with the producers to import straight from the source, bypassing the middle-men.

So come by, say hi, enjoy a great cup of coffee, and tap into a growing community now in 2 locations in Nashville (and the airport).

P.S. Ed and Q did end up building their dream restaurant; it’s called Sinema. Of course, they serve great coffee (spoiler alert, they get it wholesale from 8th And Roast). 

 
 
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Coffee Partner Producers

The direct relationships they formed over the years with their coffee partner producers has been key to 8th & Roast’s success, allowing them to secure the best quality coffee at harvest and maintain the highest quality all the way through the roasting process.

 
 
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Attention to detail is everything

The attention to detail and quality extends from the coffee to the thoughtfully paired food, which is locally sourced and prepared in-house.