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Anyone who’s a regular at the Old Capitol Farmers Market downtown and loves coffee is probably already familiar with this year’s best new business. Its popular coffee truck has been a regular sight for years – serving up delicious hot and cold drinks with a smile. 

What’s new is the brick-and-mortar cafe, which opened in the former Recycled Records location at 625 E. Adams St., which has a cool city vibe with the same coffee offerings and specialty drinks. It also offers latte flights, tea, chai, hot chocolate, baked goods and bagel sandwiches. 

Owner/Bean Boss Jacob Dinardo, along with his team Lauren (Barista/Oat Milk Aficionado) and Ellie (Barista/Good Vibes Enforcer), proudly work with local famers and providers to serve quality, sustainable items in a relaxed, modern setting. Guests can chill with each other in the lounge area that overlooks Adams Street or grab a single table, plug in and get some work done. 

In addition, customers can buy Arrowroot’s ethically sourced and electric-roasted coffee beans or some Arrowroot-themed merch. Even if you’re not a regular coffee drinker, it’s worth stopping by this future solar-powered coffee shop to see why IT readers gave Arrowroot a deserving nod. 

Mary Young was born and raised in Springfield and has been performing in, producing and directing live theater for decades. She's done film and voice-over work, performs occasionally with local bands and...

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