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Frequently Asked

Everything you'd ask at the window — hours, bread, the cart, the kids' corner, and pup cups.

Visiting Us

Where is Good Fruit Coffee located?

You'll find our vintage camper at the historic Bearss Groves farm stand, 14316 Lake Magdalene Blvd, Tampa, FL 33613 — just minutes from Carrollwood, Lake Magdalene, and North Tampa.

What are your hours?

Monday through Friday 7am to 2pm, and Saturdays 8am to 3pm. We’re closed Sundays for now. Hours can shift for holidays and weather, so check our Instagram before a long drive.

Is there parking?

Yes — free on-site parking on the gravel lot right next to the camper.

Is there seating?

Plenty of shaded picnic tables under the oaks and Spanish moss. Grab a table, stay a while — nobody's in a hurry here.

Is Good Fruit the same as Bearss Groves?

We're the resident coffee shop at the old Bearss Groves farm stand, a Tampa corner that's been growing good things since 1895. We serve coffee and bakes there Monday through Saturday and host the Slow Saturdays market each week.

Coffee & Menu

Where do your coffee beans come from?

We brew with beans from our friends at Valor Coffee in Alpharetta, Georgia — dialed in fresh every morning at the camper.

What should I order first?

Regulars swear by the Magdalene Maple, our signature drink. Lattes, cold brew, matcha, and chai are always pouring, and everything comes iced — this is Florida, after all.

Do you have dairy-free milk?

Yes — oat and almond are always on hand for any drink.

Do you have drinks for kids?

Absolutely. Kid-size hot cocoa, steamers, and lemonade are on the menu, made just for little hands.

What's in the bakery case?

Buttermilk biscuits, glazed and cheddar scones, and sea-salt chocolate chip cookies, baked fresh every morning and still warm when the window opens. By mid-morning, the good ones are gone.

Sourdough Saturdays

When will sourdough be available?

Sourdough Saturdays are coming soon. Naturally leavened loaves will be baked in small batchess for pickup at the camper window — join our email list and we'll tell you the day preorders open.

How will sourdough preorders work?

You’ll reserve a loaf online, we’ll bake it in a small batch, and you’ll pick it up at the camper on Saturday. Full details when we launch.

What's in the sourdough?

Flour, water, salt, and a very patient starter — naturally leavened and slow-fermented over the weekend.

Catering & Events

Do you cater events in Tampa?

Yes! Our branded coffee cart travels to weddings, offices, schools, campuses, and parties across the Tampa Bay area with a full espresso bar — lattes, iced drinks, matcha, and cold brew made to order.

Can the coffee cart set up indoors?

That's the whole point of the cart — it fits through a standard door, so office lobbies, classrooms, and reception halls are all fair game.

How do I book the coffee cart?

Send a quote request through our catering page with your date, headcount, and location, and we'll get right back to you. The earlier you book, the better — Saturdays go fast.

Slow Saturdays

What is Slow Saturdays?

Our weekly market at the grove — local vendors and makers, fresh produce, live music, great coffee, and no reason to hurry. Every Saturday from 8am to 1pm at Bearss Groves.

Is Slow Saturdays free to attend?

Completely free — just come hungry and caffeinate accordingly. Parking is free too.

How do I become a Slow Saturdays vendor?

We'd love to hear from you — reach out through the vendor link on our Slow Saturdays page and tell us what you make.

Kids, Dogs & More

Is Good Fruit kid-friendly?

Very. The Little Fruit Play Corner has a giant Connect Four, books, and lawn games, and the picnic tables have plenty of room for strollers.

Is Good Fruit dog-friendly?

Leashed pups are welcome — and yes, pup cups are a thing here. Your dog will learn the turn into the parking lot fast.

Do you sell merch?

Hats in sky blue and rust, our handmade ceramic Good Cup, and bags of beans to brew at home — order online for free pickup at the camper, with shipping available on most items.

Still curious? Come ask us at the window →