Shutdowns prove too toxic a brew for Pressed Coffee Roaster

Shutdowns prove too toxic a brew for Pressed Coffee Roasters


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DALLAS — Pressed Coffee Roasters was created as a central gathering hub in downtown Dallas to enjoy a refreshing drink with friends while within a venue that offered a variety of live music and events.
However, when public gathering places were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Pressed Coffee lost the core to its business model.
As a result, current owners Kirk and Teasa Bathke announced Dec. 19 the shop is closing its doors Dec. 31.
Pressed Coffee was renowned for live music on Friday nights, open mic on Tuesday nights and a banquet room which the Bathkes, who are also pastors, also used to host members of their congregation on Wednesday nights.

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