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Ellis Coffee Is The Coffee To Have

I can smell it brewing.

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Ellis Coffee Is The Coffee To Have
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Ellis Coffee is a coffee company located on Philadelphia’s waterfront. They began making coffee in 1854 and, luckily, have not stopped since. Ellis coffee roasts and distributes their coffee to businesses like The Dining Car in Northeast Philadelphia, which is where I go to get my cup of Ellis joe. The moment the coffee starts to brew, you know it is Ellis’. There is no better feeling than taking a sip of Ellis coffee early in the morning or after a long day of hustle and bustle.

With their mission statement, “At Ellis coffee, we go to work every day to provide you with an extraordinary coffee experience,” and hiring only the strongest, most professional, and best employees, they definitely achieve that mission statement.

Of course, not everybody has the time to stop for a cup, and that’s okay — The Ellis company has gone Keurig-style and has individual K-cups so you can bring their warm, delicious, coffee right to the comfort of your own home. From their Philadelphia Roast to their Presidential Roast, your home will smell like heaven once you start brewing.

Over 150 years of business, here’s to a lot more.

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