$4 for an $8 Gift Card to Hippie House Coffee in Oakmont
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- Fair trade, locally roasted, organic coffee beans
- Pastries, soy candles & teas
Coffee is one of the most popular things to hatch from a bean, aside from fairytale beanstalks and Grover Cleveland. Enjoy brewed-bean bliss with today’s Groupon: for $4, you get an $8 gift card to Hippie House Coffee in Oakmont.
Hippie House Coffee's friendly, tie-dyed baristas jolt customers with a horde of hot beverages and snacks. Slurp down a cup of socially conscious caffeine, milked from fair trade, locally roasted, organic coffee beans. Specialty lattes, mochas, and espresso drinks ($3.25–$4) steam in their concentric vestibules alongside a variety of aromatic herbal teas ($1.80–$2.20). Pastries ($1–$3) complement potables, and purchasable soy candles brighten living spaces and direct covered-wagon drivers during new moons.
Covered in local artwork, Hippie House Coffee’s walls surround vintage memorabilia, vinyl records, and local events such as book signings, yoga, open-mike nights, and poetry readings, where dialect-dabblers can wax poetic through their crumb-coated facial hair.
- Fair trade, locally roasted, organic coffee beans
- Pastries, soy candles & teas
Coffee is one of the most popular things to hatch from a bean, aside from fairytale beanstalks and Grover Cleveland. Enjoy brewed-bean bliss with today’s Groupon: for $4, you get an $8 gift card to Hippie House Coffee in Oakmont.
Hippie House Coffee's friendly, tie-dyed baristas jolt customers with a horde of hot beverages and snacks. Slurp down a cup of socially conscious caffeine, milked from fair trade, locally roasted, organic coffee beans. Specialty lattes, mochas, and espresso drinks ($3.25–$4) steam in their concentric vestibules alongside a variety of aromatic herbal teas ($1.80–$2.20). Pastries ($1–$3) complement potables, and purchasable soy candles brighten living spaces and direct covered-wagon drivers during new moons.
Covered in local artwork, Hippie House Coffee’s walls surround vintage memorabilia, vinyl records, and local events such as book signings, yoga, open-mike nights, and poetry readings, where dialect-dabblers can wax poetic through their crumb-coated facial hair.