MainStreet 1908
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An old-fashioned ice cream parlour, coffee house, and tea room with a modern twist located in the historic heart of Camrose, Alberta. From our humble beginnings as a travelling pop-up ice cream shop, travelling around to local fairs and trade shows across Alberta for over a decade, it was always our intention to settle down in our hometown and open an idyllic little ice cream parlour. And, given our climate, it only seemed logical to incorporate coffee and tea, so we set to work finding the best of the best; the crème de la crème, as they say.
The beautiful historic building on Main Street has been so many things to so many people over the past century (Canadian Club, courthouse, Treasury Branch, library, etc.) we simply had to honour its significance to the community by creating a warm and inviting gathering place that all ages could enjoy.
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facebook.comHappy Family Day everyone! 1908 will be closed this Monday so we can spend some quality time with our families. See you again on Tuesday.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Valentine's Tea
Treat your Valentine to a traditional English afternoon tea this Sunday. Reservations must be paid for in advance ($27+ GST per person). Call 780-702-2589 or visit the shop to reserve your seat.
Today we're brewing up Brazil Yellow Bourbon dark roasted beans by Roasti Coffee Co. With hints of rich chocolate, toffee and fruit, we think it's going to be a real crowd pleaser!
What if you and your friends could play your favourite board game at your favourite hangout spot? Tell us what types of games you would most want to come out and play... and we might just make it a reality!
The Plot Matures is a monthly book club hosted by the Camrose Public Library that is geared towards 20 somethings, or those who feel like a 20 something. It's a chance for the younger adults in Camrose to connect, read, and talk about interesting ideas. Also, there's food. And it's free. Join us on Tuesday January 30th from 7-8pm at Main Street 1908 to discuss "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card. Whether you read it all or just the first chapter, we hope to see you there!
This week, our featured dark roast is a smooth Brazilian with a smoky upper-cut! That's why they call it SuckerPunch
This week's featured dark roast: Buffalo Brew by Banff Roasting Company This blend of South American and Mexican beans displays a pleasing body with several levels of flavour including almond and a sweet chocolate aroma. They say you may even be able to detect a hint of crisp Rocky Mountain air harnessed by the roaster. Come taste it for yourself and let us know what you think.