An Ocean County coffee shop that is known for focusing on community wellness, health, and faith has unfortunately made the decision to close its doors.
Rooted Coffee in Bayville, NJ, named for its mission of being rooted in faith, has announced that they will end their time in the Garden State.
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In a post on their Instagram page, the staff wrote:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Rooted has made the difficult decision that we are no longer able to continue our business at this time.
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We want to thank you for being a part of the community that has been built thus far. We look forward to serving up your favorite Rooted drinks throughout the rest of October and we can’t wait to see you from now until then.
Patrons both human and pup will miss the cafe. My colleague Buehler, for one, is devastated at the loss of a local gem. The loss in the community is sure to be palpable.
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Rooted Coffee’s last day of business is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026. That means there is still some time to grab a cup of their tea, matcha, cold brew, or some heavenly baked goods.
Rooted Coffee is located at 155 Atlantic City Blvd, Bayville, NJ.
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