Belgrade coffee roaster opens Main Street cafe charging eight dollars a cup

Tue, 18 Aug 2026 13:03:25 +0000

Summit Roasting Company signed a five-year lease at 112 East Main Street last Tuesday. The space previously housed a vintage typewriter repair shop that paid $1,800 per month. Summit will pay $6,200.

Owner Dale Henderickson founded Summit in a Belgrade garage in 2006. His original location on Broadway Street still sells a twelve-ounce drip for two dollars and fifty cents. The new Main Street menu lists a single-origin pour-over at eight dollars. A cold brew flight with tasting notes is fourteen.

The Ten-Dollar Coffee Is Actually A Bargain

Sat, 08 Aug 2026 19:00:25 +0000

I heard a fella at the trailhead the other day complaining that his morning latte cost twelve dollars. He was pretty worked up about it, waving his car keys around like he’d been personally robbed by the barista. Honestly, I think people need to start looking at the bigger picture here.

If you consider that you’re not just buying coffee, but also paying for the aesthetic of an exposed-brick building that used to be a saddlery in 1920, the price makes perfect sense. You’re essentially renting a piece of local history for twenty minutes while you scroll through your phone. That’s a steal when you think about what it costs to actually own one of these old buildings.

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Belgrade coffee roaster opens Main Street cafe charging eight dollars a cup

The Ten-Dollar Coffee Is Actually A Bargain