A downtown coffee trailer has opened its doors to a brick and mortar location.

Patika Coffee, 2159 S. Lamar Blvd., opened Sept. 26 offering coffee its patrons already know in addition to wine and beer. The new location will also offer morning and evening treats.

"This space on South Lamar is the perfect neighborhood for us, as the people and community here are engaged, proud, and supportive of local businesses," owner Andy Wigginton said in a news release. "We love that they're genuinely interested in being involved in the community and respond to places that seek to integrate into the neighborhood. We are excited to be part of it."

The first Patika Coffee trailer opened in March 2010. The trailer can be found on downtown Fourth Street.

In addition to coffee, the menu also includes teas, hot chocolate, Italian sodas and chai.

Other Impacts:

COMING SOON—L7 Salon, 215 S. Lamar Blvd, will open its second location in November. Owner Randy Rankin opened the first salon location off Guadalupe four years ago. Full-service haircuts, stylings and color appointments can be made with Bumble and Bumble trained stylists. www.l7salon.com

CLOSINGS—Players, 300 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., and Schlotzsky's, 1915 Guadalupe St., will close at the end of November to be replaced by a new University of Texas building that will house the school of business and master of science in technology commercialization programs. www.austinplayers.com. www.schlotzskys.com