Downtown Leesburg coffee lovers are getting some bittersweet news. King Street Coffee, a beloved local fixture for over a decade, is closing its doors at its current location on King Street. However, coffee aficionados won’t have to wait long for their caffeine fix, as Second Nature Coffee Co. is set to take over the spot almost immediately.
King Street Coffee, situated at 110 South King Street, announced the closure on social media. Owner Abbie Whitehurst shared the emotional news, stating, “It is with a heavy heart that I am announcing the closure of King Street Coffee at this location.” She expressed her disappointment and dedication to keeping the coffee shop running for the community. (Full statement available on Facebook).
King Street Coffee in Leesburg, Virginia, is closing its physical location on King Street, making way for a new coffee shop.
Taking over the King Street Coffee location is Second Nature Coffee Co., a new venture from the team behind Buffalo Wing Factory. Nikki Sicilian from Buffalo Wing Factory assured that they appreciate the “small town, eclectic feel” of downtown Leesburg and intend to maintain it, promising a seamless transition for the loyal customer base of King Street Coffee.
Second Nature Coffee Co. plans to retain King Street Coffee’s staff and coffee vendors, ensuring a smooth transition for loyal customers. They are also considering expanding the Second Nature brand in Northern Virginia if this location proves successful, potentially bringing their unique coffee experience to a wider audience.
Second Nature Coffee Co. logo, a green leaf design, the brand replacing King Street Coffee in downtown Leesburg.
King Street Coffee’s last day will be Monday, July 29th, with Second Nature Coffee Co. aiming to open in the first week of August. This quick turnaround means Leesburg’s King Street will continue to be a hub for coffee enthusiasts, just under a new name and with the backing of a well-known local restaurant group.
