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The Serene Bean!

What a fitting name!! Recently a friend of mine told me about a Coffee Shop and Cafe in Woodstock, no, not New York, but in Woodstock, Georgia! 

Well I made a trip over there last night. It was worth it! They are open Monday through Thursday from 7am till 9pm.

Fridays and Saturdays, from 8am till 11pm, with live music, everything from Jazz to Country Gospel, bluegrass, blues, as they say, music and art, under one roof, I plan to check it out tonight! 

They are closed on Sundays.  On Wednesdays, they have open mike night, don’t worry, I am not about to sing, not even for supper!

The name really applies. There is a peace and serentity about The Serene Bean. Josh, one of the employee’s I met was very helpful, friendly and made me feel welcomed.

 

Did I mention that they have free Wi-Fi? For a blogger and writer, plus music, that is an awesome combination and the food, Oh my, the coffee was awesome and the Italian Sub, was very good.  

Over the next month or so, I plan to try the whole menu! The Serene Bean has been voted the best coffee shop in Woodstock by the Woodstock Tribune for the second year in a row! The Serene Bean has also been voted the best coffee shop in Woodstock by Around Woodstock magazine!

So if you live in the area or passing through, check out The Serene Bean.

 

They are located at 105 East Main Street, Historic Woodstock, next to the Gazebo!  

Writing for the King,

Paul

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4 Responses to “The Serene Bean”

  1. Jim Mills Says:
    April 7th, 2007 at 21:13

    Hi Paul - Blessings to you for your ministry to others. Have a Blessed Resurection Sunday!

  2. Beckie Says:
    April 9th, 2007 at 09:36

    Howdy Paul! Hope you had a blessed Easter. We have a Woodstock in VA too. Nothing like that though.

  3. Vicki Says:
    April 10th, 2007 at 09:42

    Hey Paul! This coffee shop is in my neck of the woods—will have to meet you for some java one day. Thanks for the heads-up. I haven’t been there yet.

  4. Lara Says:
    April 11th, 2007 at 00:09

    Paul,

    Thank you for the praise. I look forward to meeting you in person at The Bean. Hopefully we’ll be your new favorite place to write (our coffee is way better than theirs). You’ll always feel welcome at The Serene Bean because He built it to be a place of contentment.

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