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Industria Coffee closed Nov. 17, according to a sign taped to the front door. The coffee shop's closure was "sudden and unannounced," according to the note, which is signed by the business's former assistant manager. Industria Coffee had served as a combination coffeehouse and pharmacy, offering hand-pressed espresso and pastries. The business was located at 106 S. Mays St., Ste. 100, Round Rock. 512-238-1146. www.facebook.com/pages/coffee-rx/220450108745323
By Taylor Jackson Buchanan
Taylor Buchanan joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2018 after completing a master of journalism degree from the University of Texas. She worked as the senior reporter for Community Impact's Southwest Austin edition and is now the editor for the company's flagship Round Rock/Pflugerville/Hutto edition.
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