Instagram has been blowing up all morning with snaps of the new spot. Let’s peruse, shall we?

From Instagram user @terryz2, this shot captures the bar scene as you encounter it upon entry. You can clearly see the bar’s distinct half polygonal shape, the Marco Uberboiler, and a small display of OCR whole bean for sale on the front counter. All is sparse and clean.

Next, from Olympia Coffee’s own Instagram feed, a glimpse of the cafe from outside looking in.

The cafe itself is located in Olympia’s historic Wildwood Building, in the South Capitol / Wildwood residential neighborhoods of Olympia.  This building is a grand old dame, from a time in Pacific Northwest history when modern design and Hollywood style influenced otherwise rain-soaked architectural choices (see: Canlis Restaurant, Seattle; St. Joseph’s Hospital, Tacoma). Here’s an exterior snap of the Wildwood from yesteryear:

Let’s kick it back over to the here and now with two more snaps from @terryz2 – check out their sparse, gorgeous condiment bar, next to a floating wrack of merch.

Last one, a view from the bar’s far corner, over top of the Uberboiler:

Thanks to Terry Ziniewicz (@terryz2) and Olympia Coffee Roasters for the photos. Go check out the new Olympia Coffee Roasting cafe for yourself, now open at 2824 Capitol Blvd!

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