Kunjani Coffea Welcomes Parker Social Clubs

Shop's cozy, homelike setting ideal for small-group get-togethers

Denver, CO (PRWEB) November 7, 2008 -- In just a few weeks, Kunjani Coffea, the newest addition to Parker's coffee-house scene, has created a buzz among Parker coffee lovers. The shop's warm décor, comfortable furniture, welcoming atmosphere -- and of course its great coffee and tempting pastries -- have already made Kunjani the place in town for a quick pick-me-up or a leisurely morning poring over the Sunday paper.

It's a natural location for informal gatherings, too. "Kunjani Coffea is the ideal setting for small-group meetings like book clubs, bridge clubs, poetry readings and mah jongg groups," said Sid Huggins, Kunjani Coffea general manager. "Their vitality adds to the energetic yet laid-back atmosphere we welcome and promote." Huggins said the living-room-like layout, with its comfortable sofas and fireplace, is designed to put guests at ease, encouraging them to kick back and stay as long as they like.

Groups will enjoy not only the relaxed environment at Kunjani Coffea, they also will enjoy discounts and other inducements to hold their meetings in the shop. Huggins will work with individual groups of five to eight persons on packages tailored to their expectations. Huggins can be reached at whatsbrewing @ kunjanicoffea.com or (720) 249-5594.

Kunjani Coffea uses beans from a Colorado roaster that carefully roasts the beans in small batches. Its trained baristas prepare espresso drinks in the traditional old-world way, using equipment imported from Europe.

"We wanted to be an alternative to the standard cup of coffee, which only offers the experience of consistency. That's why Kunjani is here, so Parkerites can simply enjoy their coffee in a welcoming space," said Brad Oakman, Kunjani co-founder and owner.

About Kunjani Coffea
Kunjani Coffea is the brainchild and labor of love of Larry Eggleston, Brad Oakman and Mark Teflian, former business executives who appreciate all that Parker has to offer. The name Kunjani Coffea derives from African and Latin roots, "Kunjani" being a Zulu greeting and "coffea" being the Latin name for the coffee plant. Both words are meant to suggest warmth, openness and of course passion for fine coffee. To enjoy a cup visit 10009 Jordan Road, Parker, Colorado 80134 or online at www.kunjanicoffea.com.

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