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Intrusive thoughts we've had include driving off a highway, opening the emergency exit mid-flight, and getting a tattoo at a coffee shop. Only one of these things is a (sort of) good idea that you can actually do at White Rose Coffee. This coffee shop is really good at two things: coffee and tattoos.

When she learned that Mahlkönig had a tattoo artist in their booth at Expo this year, Kat Padlan, operations manager at Lucky's Coffee Roasters, immediately signed up.

There's nothing that hits quite like that very first sip of coffee. However, for those opting to whip up crisp, cool iced lattes at home, there's a better way to ensure that the drink tastes great.

Hi guys! Today's guest is Joelle is the co owner of White Rose Coffee in the heart of Miami!

From cookies n' cream cold brew and fancy cortaditos to Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, fuel your caffeine buzz at these places.

Hi Joelle, thanks for joining us today. Can you tell us a story about a time you failed? The biggest failure I've experienced in my personal and professional life was this business closing the first time around. White Rose Coffee originally opened in 2017, but in 2020 we couldn't hold on anymore.

Walk into White Rose Coffee shop and the barista at the counter asks, "Are you guys here for coffee or tattoos?" For some, the answer is both.

Today we'd like to introduce you to Joelle Maritza. Hi Joelle, thanks for joining us today. We'd love for you to start by introducing yourself.

Before it was filled with the aroma of espresso and the spray-painted canvases of Atomik's grinning oranges, Javier Betancourt's White Rose Coffee (6426 SW Eighth St., Miami) was a coke-and-wine den. "When we started building out the bathrooms and pulled down the towel holders, there were stacks and stacks of cocaine baggies behind them"...