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Photo Gallery: Grand Opening of SPoT Coffee in Niagara Falls

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Dorian · July 18, 2020
Photo Gallery: Grand Opening of SPoT Coffee in Niagara Falls
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NIAGARA FALLS SPOT COFFEE GRAND OPENING PHOTO GALLERY

By: Staff Reporter

The newest addition to Downtown Niagara Falls, SPoT Coffee, located at 24 Buffalo Avenue, is officially open! Regular hours for SPoT are 7:00am to 9:00pm. Free parking is available in front of the building and also across the street in the city lot.

SPoT Coffee has been headquartered in Buffalo since 1996 and the company prides themselves on offering the “highest quality coffee and fresh hand crafted cuisine in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.”

This SPoT Coffee location marks the first one in Niagara County and highlights the completion of phase one in Rupal Hospitality’s plan to reopen the building as a banquet and entertainment facility.

President of Rupal Hospitality, Nirel Patel, had originally expected the cafe to open in mid-spring with the rest of the project to be completed by year’s end. However, that initial plan was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Once finished, the $4.5 million project will feature several entertainment spaces and a rooftop lounge with views of the Niagara Falls rapids.

 

 

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