Haute Living Los Angeles Jan/Feb 2012
Ecco Caffe To Open in San Francisco
by Jillian Lobato

San Francisco should expect yet another coffee industry favorite opening up in the area. Sonoma’s decorated Ecco Caffe will be moving to Potrero Hill, where it will open a “combination café and roastery.” Ecco has long been considered one of the top artisan roasters in the country. Its head honcho Andrew Barnett is keeping quiet about the specific address, but we do know that it will require a full build-out and will be both a coffee bar and roasting facility. Could it be the newest hangout spot? Looks like Farley’s will have some stiff competition.

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Feb 2, 2010 5:19 PM
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