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Title: Seahorse Coffee: New Container on the Block - Quartyard · language en-US. First 1,800 of 3,268 characters:
Seahorse Coffee: New Container on the Block - Quartyard Quartyard Your City Block Home Calendar El Comal Menu About Photos Host Event Blog We are thrilled to welcome a newish edition to the Quartyard family! You may recognize the owners, Ashley Kaye and Chris Mitchell, as they were two of our favorite baristas at the former cafe, Meshuggah Shack. Together, they created Seahorse Coffee. Seahorses like to travel in pairs and we are stoked that they swam their way to #YourCityBlock. We sat down with Ashley and Chris to learn about their caffeine fueled dreams and aspirations. Where’d the name Seahorse Coffee come from? Ashley: Chris and I have been friends for 10+ years. Over that time we’ve gathered a large group of closely knit friends, we call our group the Seahorses. It evolved from a joke someone made at the pool and just kind of stuck. As far as nature is considered, the seahorse is a bit of an odd critter, so are we. I like to think we all end up finding our tribe as we travel through life, the kooks found each other and called themselves seahorses. Chris: When we were kicking around ideas for names, Seahorse came up and there was no letting go. Our buddy Chad made a sweet seahorse souvenir poster for an epic Summer Solstice pool party and it was a really strong image. I am still really inspired by that poster even 6 or 7 years later. Ever make coffee for a celebrity? If so, what’d they order? Ashely: Brandon Maurer (the relief pitcher for the Padres 2017) used to come by the Meshuggah Shack at Quartyard before home games to get our cold brew. We called it Maurer Power. It took us a few visits before we worked out who he was, super cool low key dude, I’m sad he got traded. Chris: Brandon was definitely a celebrity highlight at the last Quartyard location. When I sta
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