BREW@602

Soldotna's Morning Rail-Stop

It all began with a train car. Not just any ordinary train car, but a retired Alaska Railroad bi-level passenger train car from the 1950's.

And when momma bought it, she said: "This train is bound for glory, this train!"

She didn't necessarily know what it was bound for, but she knew it deserved to be appreciated once again.

One thing she did know was that she had an insatiable thirst for a good cup of joe.

Trains... Coffee... Now that sounds like a business plan!

Well, you simply cannot have good coffee without a good roaster, and keeping it local has always been a priority. With several local roasters to choose from, the task for finding the right one was a latte work (pun intended). It was the description on the back of a coffee bag that ended up being the real clincher.

SteamDot, a craft coffee roaster, began its tale out of the historic railroad yards in Anchorage, Alaska. Steam locomotive meet steam from an espresso machine! It was the perfect match.

You might now be asking, “Where do the waffles fit in?” A good cup of coffee pairs well with a snack, but as the train is a little pressed for space, we had to think outside of the box.

These aren’t any ol’ waffles. With a variety of sweet and savory options, all the stuffings or toppings are either on top or cooked inside the batter, so they can be eaten with your hands, kind of like a donut. It’s our take on waffles!

Veering off the traditional track, brew@602 is committed to providing a unique experience by offering exceptional locally roasted coffee in an authentic Alaska train car.

Like the epic story of the Alaska Railroad itself, brew@602 blends nostalgia and history with modern coffee preparation in order to take you on a journey you're not likely to forget…

Phone

(907) 262-0602

(Addie Camp cannot be reached at this number.)

 

Location

43540 Whistle Hill Loop

Soldotna, AK 99669

 

Hours

Monday-Saturday: 8am-3pm

Sunday: 8am-2pm


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