Restaurants & cafés / North End
Sepia Coffee Project
A small North End roastery and café telling the story of Detroit's historic Black neighborhoods, one bag at a time.
01 / The story of this place
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Sepia Coffee Project roasts at a small boutique roastery on East Grand Boulevard in Detroit's North End. The mission is to make quality coffee accessible at fair prices, especially in neighborhoods that have been underserved. Its collections are named for Detroit's historic Black neighborhoods: PARADISE, BLK BOTTOM and Harmonie honor Paradise Valley, Black Bottom and Harmonie Park. You can pick up beans, tea, gear or set up a subscription.
- Boutique roastery in the North End
- Quality coffee at fair prices
- Collections named for Black Bottom and Paradise Valley
- Subscriptions and wholesale
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