CAPE MAY COUNTY — Coffee consumption in the U.S. has reached its highest level in 20 years, and South Jersey is joining the trend with a new locally owned coffee shop. Harbor Coffee House is now open on Route 47, a major highway connecting the Philadelphia suburbs to the South Jersey Shore. Located near Mile Marker 12 in Cape May County, this new spot promises to be a welcoming stop for both locals and vacationers traveling the busy route. The location, which once housed a live crab store and boat repair shop, offers ample parking space for customers.
Harbor Coffee House has partnered with La Colombe Coffee Roasters to provide a high-quality coffee experience. The shop is now open, bringing freshly brewed coffee and a local touch to the area. In addition to serving coffee, Harbor Coffee House aims to be a hub for the community, offering craft shows and supporting other local businesses during the warmer months. The owners are eager to share their passion for coffee and create a space where people can come together, enjoy good food, and make lasting memories.
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