Specialties: Locally owned coffee shop by and for coffee lovers. Nice quiet place to sit with a good book and a great coffee. Our food is pretty good as well. Established in 2017. Owners Herb and Cindy love coffee, and missed the coffee shop experience after selling their previous coffee shop. After many conversations, they decided it was time to peruse their passion again and Sundara Coffee House was born.
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Specialties: Rao’s is a European style cafe’ that specials in desserts of all sizes. Rao’s also has received numerous awards for it’s specialty coffee. Our breakfast and lunch varieties offer something special for everyone. Established in 1941. Rao’s Bakery was founded in 1941 by Johnny Rao. Johnny Rao and family opened the bakery at its present location, the corner of 10th and Calder in Beaumont, Texas. The bakery was known for its Italian cream cakes, cookies, and cream puffs. Through the years Rao’s had several different owners, but its doors never closed. Not much changed at Rao’s over 58 years and in 1998 Jake Tortorice bought the bakery. Jake’s vision was to restore the bakery to the reputable place he enjoyed as a child.
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Specialties: Locally owned coffee shop by and for coffee lovers. Nice quiet place to sit with a good book and a great coffee. Our food is pretty good as well. Established in 2017. Owners Herb and Cindy love coffee, and missed the coffee shop experience after selling their previous coffee shop. After many conversations, they decided it was time to peruse their passion again and Sundara Coffee House was born.
Specialties: Rao’s is a European style cafe’ that specials in desserts of all sizes. Rao’s also has received numerous awards for it’s specialty coffee. Our breakfast and lunch varieties offer something special for everyone. Established in 1941. Rao’s Bakery was founded in 1941 by Johnny Rao. Johnny Rao and family opened the bakery at its present location, the corner of 10th and Calder in Beaumont, Texas. The bakery was known for its Italian cream cakes, cookies, and cream puffs. Through the years Rao’s had several different owners, but its doors never closed. Not much changed at Rao’s over 58 years and in 1998 Jake Tortorice bought the bakery. Jake’s vision was to restore the bakery to the reputable place he enjoyed as a child.