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"We're trying to create a community, a place where you can go and know that your friends are going to be there," says Colin Floom, co-owner of
Roostercat Coffee House, which opened last week at 1045 Lincoln Street.
Surrounded by business types pecking at laptops, the smell of brewing coffee, and the velvet tone of Frank Sinatra, Floom and co-owner Autumn Green seem in their element -- even if that kind of casual cool takes more than a couple pulls of espresso to maintain. "We've been slammed," Floom says.
