Today, Saucy Brew Works has announced that the concept is expanding to include a coffeehouse as well, the first of its kind for the company. The coffeehouse will be situated right next to the brewpub, and guests can access both places once inside.
Saucy Coffee, as it’s going to be called, will offer a single-origin house roast, as well as other caffeinated concoctions. The company’s coffee and beer will also come together for new beverages like What’s His Nuts, which is a vanilla stout that features coffee and peanut butter.
The new 142-seat Orange Village space does not have a kitchen and will only offer small bites.
While it’s only been two years since the brewery opened at its original location in Ohio City, ownership has plans to take the concept far. That includes a new brewery and taproom in Independence, along with ones in Columbus and Detroit. Saucy’s beers can also found at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
The plan is for the Pinecrest location (400 Park Ave., Suite 169) to open by early April.
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This article appears in Feb 12-18, 2020.
Isn’t anyone learning anything from the demise of Jonathan Sawyer. Don’t stretch yourself too thin or you run the risk of going out of business. This place should focus on one location at a time before agreeing to open all of these other locations and concepts. They should be concerned about quality control of food and beer and not about opening a coffee store.
^^^^^Says the expert hiding behind a name like SAUCY COFFEE DOES NOT WORK….okie dokie bud!
This where where these d-bags belong. Get them out of Ohio City, where their trash building and bro outlook hurt the neighborhood.
It just doesn’t belong among the cool and hip crowd, it a McMansion dweller kind of place.
Cool & Hip Crowd of Communists and Gentrifiers. Lmfao