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Maas Coffee House

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There is a really neat place we discovered in Ft Walton Beach, Maas Coffee Roasters. It is directly across HWY 98 from the Indian Mound Museum in the old downtown section. Yes, it is a good 45 minutes from the west end of 30-A, but it is worth your time. The guy who owns it roasts his own beans on site. I learned more about coffee in 30 minutes than I ever imagined one could in a casual manner...for instance, do you know who buys the majority of all the coffee beans grown on Earth? They have beans from all over the place-Africa, Asia, Latin and South America, Jamaica, Puerto Rico...really cool. There is a free meet-up there on Thursday nights where he brews up all sorts of stuff and you get to learn and taste. Anyway, I thought some of you might enjoy the little road trip into Ft Walton. By the way, the Coca-Cola company buys more coffee beans than anyone else on Earth, simply to extract caffeine!:eek:
 
I will try it next time I'm in FWB!! Uh, that will be this week!!:clap:
 
Going to check this out soon...thanks. :cool:​
 
while you are there don't miss out on barbecue and thai food at Big Daddy's BBQ on Hwy 98 in Mary Esther. Tell Donna hello! She is the former owner of Royal Orchid. She is the queen of thai food too! the joint has plenty of outdoor seating on a large deck. frequented by lots of Eglin air force dudes in uniform...

:wave:
 
Another grayt downtown FWB restaurant (just south of 98 on Brooks) is
BIG CITY.:drool: They serve delish coffee...maybe they buy their beans from Maas.
 
I sure could use some of that coffee right now. The place sounds wonderful.
 
Across from the Indian Mound you say?

Any chance we will see Juan Valdez and his donkey climbing down the mound with a sack of coffee beans headed for the Maas Coffee House.

It would be a great marketing ploy and even might bring FWB-phobes like me come by for a drink.
 
Across from the Indian Mound you say?

Any chance we will see Juan Valdez and his donkey climbing down the mound with a sack of coffee beans headed for the Maas Coffee House.

It would be a great marketing ploy and even might bring FWB-phobes like me come by for a drink.

:funn:
 
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