A grand opening celebration will take place Nov. 16 featuring samples and giveaways, according to Angie Diaz of Perky Beans Coffee.
The shop is located at 2080 US 183, Ste. 210, Leander.
512-548-5050. www.perkybeanscoffee.com
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Perky Beans Coffee opened in the Leander area Nov. 2. The family-owned business serves coffee, sandwiches and pastries. Customers can sit inside or order through the drive-thru.
A grand opening celebration will take place Nov. 16 featuring samples and giveaways, according to Angie Diaz of Perky Beans Coffee.
The shop is located at 2080 US 183, Ste. 210, Leander.
512-548-5050. www.perkybeanscoffee.com
A grand opening celebration will take place Nov. 16 featuring samples and giveaways, according to Angie Diaz of Perky Beans Coffee.
The shop is located at 2080 US 183, Ste. 210, Leander.
512-548-5050. www.perkybeanscoffee.com
By Marisa Charpentier
Reporter, Cedar Park | Leander
Marisa Charpentier joined Community Impact in September 2018. After working as an intern, she became a reporter for the Cedar Park | Leander edition in October 2018. Charpentier graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with degrees in journalism and Plan II Honors.
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