Moe's Latte

Friend of the blog Martin Rutte let me know about Moe’s Latte, a new coffee shop around the corner from us on Kent Street. It’s a Lilliputian place, with half a dozen stools, serving coffee and pastries, along with some savoury things. The vibe is chill, with a Phoebe Bridgers-forward soundtrack on the PA.

It’s nice to know there is still entrepreneurial energy in the Charlottetown coffee scene, and it’s nice to see low road spaces in downtown-adjacent Charlottetown filling out.

A photo of Moe's Latte. It's a pale yellow building. There is a red-bordered picture window on the right, with the "Moe's Latte" logo painted on it, with a lit "OPEN" sign, in red, under. On the right there is a door, with the street number 206 stuck on it, and another large logo beside it on the building. The door is topped by a green and red triangular awning.The view out the front window of Moe's Latte. In the distance across the street is an blue-coloured heritage home with a wide porch. In the foreground there is a fabric sign with the Moe's Latte logo, and "Open" in red letters on a yellow background.

The front counter turns out to be an excellent place to sketch Central Christian Church across the street, which turns out to be architecturally more interesting than I’d ever paid attention to:

A sketch of a corner of Central Christian Church, in black pen and watercolour.
Peter Rukavina
Moe's Latte
Coffee
Kent Street
Charlottetown
Martin Rutte
Sketch
Central Christian Church

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