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Locally owned Clutch City Coffee opens near Galleria area

Clutch City Coffee opened in March at 4733 Richmond Ave., Houston. (Courtesy Clutch City Coffee)
Clutch City Coffee opened in March at 4733 Richmond Ave., Houston. (Courtesy Clutch City Coffee)

Clutch City Coffee opened in March at 4733 Richmond Ave., Houston. (Courtesy Clutch City Coffee)

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By Matt Dulin | | Updated

Clutch City Coffee, a locally owned and -operated drive-thru coffee shop, opened in March at 4733 Richmond Ave., Houston.

The coffee shop features double-sided drive-thru lanes and sources its coffee and food items, including breakfast tacos and pastries, from Houston-area vendors.
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