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1:33Now PlayingPOCATELLO: STAND UP: I’m Natalia Hepworth in Pocatello at the new Java Espress and they’re known for their specialty coffees and premium beverages.
VO: “I think that we’re definitely going to be the busiest coffee shop in town. We offer quality service, speed, personality,” manager Kate Reed said.
VO: "It’s a great place, it has a great vibe (and) a great environment. (It has) the best drinks ever so I think everybody should check it out,” customer Olivia Hoge said.
SOT: Not only does Java have a new look, but they’ve added to their menu.
STAND UP: They’ve introduced a new product to their menu called Soda Pop fizz it’s called the Huckleberry Mountain Dew. Whether it’s a Soda Pop Fizz, a smoothie, or a coffee, Java Espress has something for everyone.
VO: “In the new store we’ve added this new flavored soda we already have all the syrups and we do everything in our coffee, so now we can just do it in the soda as well,” Owner Shane Murphy said.
SOT: For those who consider themselves coffee people Murphy recommends the Javaccino, a signature coffee blend, or the Sweet Anarchy an Espresso favorite.
VO: "Our own specialty the Sweet Anarchy — That’s got a yummy white chocolate powder in it with black cherry and amaretto, it’s delicious. Hot, iced, or blended,” manager Brooke Wolfley says.
SOT: Murphy said the Pocatello Java is the sixth one in East Idaho, and their looking to expand at more locations.
STAND UP: If you have any suggestions of what should be featured on East Idaho Eats email me at Natalia@EastIdahoNews.com. Reporting from Pocatello, I’m Natalia Hepworth, East IdahoNews.com
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