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Crooked Cup Cafe: New Neighborhood Gem in Oak Park

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“A fresh spot called Cricut Cub Cafe is dropping in Central O Park at 413-05th Avenue North taking over the Old Tasty Treats.”From the transcript

Crooked Cup Cafe is set to open in Central Oak Park, taking over the old Tasty Treats Bakery space. Owners Sidney Mrak and Vanna Thackrah, who met at The Lure, aim to create a cozy hangout with an outdoor patio, opening this July. Their menu will feature espresso, drip, cold brew, matcha, and teas, served in thrifted mugs with whipped cream and sprinkles. They plan to expand their kitchen for bigger breakfast and lunch options, and evenings will include open mics, karaoke, and possibly beer and wine.

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Crooked Cup Cafe: New Neighborhood Gem in Oak Park

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A fresh spot called Cricut Cub Cafe is dropping in Central O Park at 413-05th Avenue North taking over the Old Tasty Treats. Bakery Space. First-time owners Sidney Mirac and Vanna Thackra are turning this 800 square foot gem into a cozy hangout with an outdoor patio, aiming to open this July. They met while slinging drinks at the lure in downtown St. Pete, both coming from solid hospitality gigs. Thackra got her spark from a tiny New York coffee shop while Maya Cales from a small Indiana town with zero coffee culture, pushing her to build. Something unique right here. This tucked away neighborhood spot feels perfect for their vision. A home away from home where folks chill daily, work, or join community vibes. They're all about that less serious energy, making it fun and routine for locals who love the areas of events. On the menu, expect espresso from counter-culture coffee, drip, cold brew, matcha, and teas served playful with whipped cream and sprinkles in, thrifted mugs, food starts light with yogurt bowls, salads, wraps like turkey with cranberry jam, and sandwiches, with plans to grow the kitchen for bigger breakfast.

And lunch options. Looking ahead, they'll stretch into evenings with open mics, karaoke, maybe beer and wine. Keep an eye on their Instagram for build out updates. They're hyped, a bit nervous, but ready to brew up that neighborhood magic. That wraps Tampa Bay news today. Brought to you with AI.

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