Amy’s Coffee Co.
Amy’s Coffee Co. is the culmination of their unwavering love, 30 years of coffee industry expertise, and a journey that started as young dreamers.
A Coffee Experience Like No Other
EFFICIENCY: Your time is precious, and we want you to get through the line quickly without ever feeling rushed.
EXPERIENCE: With decades of serving great coffee, let us share that experience with you.
FLAVOR: We want you to savor the taste of a smooth, never burned, and never watered-down cup of delicious coffee.
Our History: 30 Years of Crafting Coffee
Amy’s Espresso, Tulalip, WA
1996-2004
Amy’s journey began as an 18-year-old barista on the Tulalip Indian Reservation in Washington State. After tying the knot and welcoming their daughter Baylee into the world, Bary and Amy took a leap of faith, purchasing the coffee drive-thru where Amy first started. At just 21 years old, Amy’s Espresso was born. A couple of years later, they were blessed with the arrival of their son, Josiah. However, after eight years of running Amy’s Espresso, the couple reluctantly sold the shop, knowing they’d return to their coffee dreams someday.
Espresso Connection, Mt. Vernon, WA
2012-2020
After a brief hiatus to focus on raising their children, Amy was invited to manage a coffee drive-thru owned by close friends. Soon, the opportunity to buy the shop presented itself, and Amy’s Espresso, LLC became Espresso Connection. Bary, a dedicated teacher and coach, combined his passion for education with the love of coffee. Nevertheless, they chose to sell Espresso Connection, guided by the belief that sometimes, we give up things we love for things we love even more.
Amy’s Coffee Co. Temple, TX
2020-Present
With their children embarking on new adventures out of state and the desire to be close to their grandchildren, Amy and Bary made the heartfelt decision to sell their dream home, their coffee shop, and step back from education. Bary found an unexpected opportunity in the roofing industry in nearby Belton, TX, and Amy’s Coffee Co. was born. Their dedication to coffee lives on, now in Temple.
