European Crepes
Thin, lacy, and made to order on the round iron, the way they are sold on street corners in Brittany. Sweet or savory, folded hot into paper.
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Est. Ooltewah, Tennessee · Cambridge Square
Specialty coffee and a working bakery under one roof. We roast small, cup every morning, and bake before sunrise, so the first cup and the first bite are both worth waking for.
Small batch · Cupped daily · House-baked
No. 01 · Coffee & Drinks
Right now it is The Porch Swing: our house cold brew poured over orange and fresh mint, built for Tennessee summer. Every drink on the board starts with a roast we cupped that same morning. If it does not taste like the day it was roasted, it does not leave the bar.
No. 02 · The House Blend
We do not chase forty single origins. We keep one House Blend and treat it like the family recipe: roasted in small batches a few days a week, rested, cupped, and only then bagged by hand. Chocolate up front, toasted pecan underneath, and a finish that behaves in milk.
How we do it
Nothing on this page is a slogan. It is the actual daily routine at Cambridge Square.
Green coffee bought from importers we can call by first name, in lots small enough to actually know.
A few batches a week, logged by hand, rested before they ever meet a grinder or a shelf.
Every roast gets tasted every morning before service. If it drifts, it gets pulled. Simple as that.
The ovens come on at 4 a.m. so croissants, bagels, and crepe batter are ready when the door opens.
No. 03 · House-Made Pastries
Our bakers fold real butter into real dough the slow way, every single day. No freezer case, no par-baked shortcuts. When the tray is empty, that is the honest end of it, so morning people get first pick.
No. 04 · The Savory Side
Half the kitchen is a creperie, the other half is a bagel bench. Both run off the same rule: make it this morning, serve it hot, no shortcuts.
Thin, lacy, and made to order on the round iron, the way they are sold on street corners in Brittany. Sweet or savory, folded hot into paper.
Slow fermented overnight, kettle boiled, then baked on the stone. Chewy crust, soft middle, and sandwiches that earn the drive.
No. 05 · Catering
Gallons of house coffee, trays of croissants and bagels, and a crepe cart that sets up anywhere with a doorway. Offices, weddings, film sets, and the occasional very ambitious birthday.
No. 06 · Visit
The shop smells like butter and fresh roast from open to close. Find us on the square, grab a stool by the window, and stay longer than you planned to.