Pilgrim Coffee House

The Pilgrim Coffee House Page will continue, but I imagine it will have a different look. I won’t be providing the content any longer, as the cafe is under new ownership.
John Krottner and are old friends, and I have managed his Fb page for him a long time. For quite a while, it was pictures of Latte’s and the great fresh baking, and sandwiches. Then came the realization, how many different perspectives of a bumble berry crumble can you shoot. So then it became digital photos and thought provoking quotes. We figured if you were drinking the best coffee on the Westshore, you might enjoy something to think about while you savour the taste your coffee.
The Fb page, like Pilgrim Coffee House has always tried to be a place of welcoming inclusivity…kindness, respect and compassion.
And none of that will change, the new owners want a “ Pilgrim Coffee House “, they want all the ingredients the same, learning all the recipes everyone loves. Plus, they are learning from the best cafe owners around.

Without a doubt the Krottner’s built a very special place, more than baking, more than the coffee… it was that feeling. Relaxing, chill, you could feel the love.

Peace, love and kindness to you all.
Till we meet again at Pilgrim Coffee House.

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to think?
to shut out the world?
to not think?
to regain the strength
to take on the world?
to take in the world
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