A Family, a Dream,
and a Whole Lot of Coffee
How a military family’s wandering years became a little camper under the oaks in Tampa.
From Italy to the Oaks
Good Fruit began as a dream during our family’s years in the military, living in some of the world’s great coffee places - from the espresso bars of Italy to the café culture of the Pacific Northwest. Somewhere along the way, a love of home brewing became a calling.
As our family grew, so did the vision: build something lasting, together. So Trey and Hailey Scott came home to Tampa and opened a little coffee camper at the historic Bearss Groves farm stand - rooted in craftsmanship, genuine hospitality, and experiences worth gathering around.
You might have known us as Good Fruit Coffee Roasters, the little coffee truck that parked on W Bearss Ave. Same family, same coffee, same name on the cups - now with a permanent home under the oaks at the grove.
Bear Good Fruit
Our name comes from Colossians 1:10 - a call to “bear good fruit.” For us that means loving people well and being a light in our corner of Tampa, one cup at a time. It’s on our cups, and it’s the whole point.
Today that mission is bigger than coffee: at the historic Bearss Groves stand we’ve built a gathering place - the coffee camper, our bakehouse, and the Good Fruit Collective, where local makers and neighbors come together every Slow Saturday.
Poured in Partnership with Valor
We proudly brew beans from Valor Coffee in Alpharetta, Georgia - a roaster whose heart mirrors ours, from real relationships with the farmers they source from, to the fair wages they pay, to the mastery in every roast. Partnering with Valor lets us pour even more into the community we love.
