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A coffee shop selling handmade crafts has opened in Sacramento.
Over the summer, Connor William McAnlis, Sav Moore and two of their friends launched Fair Grounds Coffee at 4603 Broadway in the Fairgrounds Plaza near the old State Fairgrounds.
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Most of them had experience with making coffee and all were artistic. So, they combined their talents, according to McAnlis.
“We all got together, and we’re like, ‘What can we do to make money that sounds enjoyable?’” McAnlis said. “We settled on a coffee shop because we felt like we could do the customer service…it’s our sort of bread and butter for making money.”
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Fair Grounds Coffee’s menu includes a white chocolate mocha, iced drip coffee, cold brew and its signature Mexican mocha, according to its handmade flier posted on social media. The shop serves up various sweet and savory pastries as well.
Like its menu, its craft selection is diverse. The shop sells hand-spun yarn, jewelry, pottery and glass pendants, McAnlis said. The shop also hosts crafting workshops every Saturday, starting at noon.
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Fair Grounds Coffee is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Wednesday to Sunday.
This story was originally published October 5, 2026 at 2:29 PM.