BY: Craig Batory
Though its name and location both recall a heavy industrial past, Milwaukee Caffe in a former automotive manufacturing neighborhood in Detroit is all about executing the finer details of coffee from within a small but welcoming space.
From co-owners Carlo Liburdi and Ashley Davidson, the small shop opened last month in Detroit’s Milwaukee Junction neighborhood, offering walk-up service. Liburdi, a first-generation Italian-American, and Davidson, who spent five years living and in Italy and studying in Milan, envisioned a fresh take on the traditional Italian coffee bar.
SOURCE: https://dailycoffeenews.com
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