Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Fiddlehead­s opening in Shorewood this month

- Eddie Morales Now News Group

Shorewood locals can add Fiddlehead­s to their catalog of cafe options when the coffee shop opens Jan. 11.

Fiddlehead­s Coffee Roasters, 4334 N. Oakland Ave., will be the chain's sixth cafe.

The coffee shop — open from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekends — will serve bakery items and breakfast and lunch meals, in addition to coffee.

Fiddlehead­s will occupy the 1,900square-foot building formerly used by the Sherwin-Williams paint store.

“We've been looking for the right location in the Shorewood area for over a decade,” said co-owner Ray Marcy.

Marcy thanked the building's owner, Derek Grams, for their year-long discussion­s that led to the coffee shop's upcoming grand opening.

“Shorewood has been key to our expansion plans, but we had been unable to find the perfect spot until this unique space came into the picture,” Marcy said.

Village President Allison Rozek said Fiddlehead­s will be a great addition to the area's homes and vibrant businesses.

“I'm sure I speak for the community when I say we can't wait to visit the cafe when the open sign is turned on,” said Rozek.

The building's north side will feature a patio and garage door.

Co-owner Mike Wroblewski said the three-season patio will be “unpreceden­ted in the area.”

“With the patio seating and fire pit area flowing into our cafe, we believe our customers will enjoy fine coffee, great food and a wonderful setting to simply enjoy,” said Wroblewski.

Fiddlehead­s first opened in 1996 in Thiensvill­e before expanding to Cedarburg, Mequon, Grafton and Menomonee Falls.

The cafe joins Colectivo, Stone Creek, City Market and Starbucks on the list of Shorewood coffee shops.

Additional Fiddlehead­s locations in downtown Milwaukee's BMO Tower and Wauwatosa are expected to open early this year and this spring, respective­ly.

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