They share a nice patio space just outside with the restaurant, which would be perfect during the warmer months. They also sell a wide variety of merchandise, coffee beans, and brewing equipment. The space isn’t huge, but there are several 2-top tables and a small space to relax in one of several comfy arm chairs. It’s just around the corner from the restaurant with its own entrance and parking spaces, although there is a walkway inside between the two for easy access. I had never been to that shopping center before and it only took me a couple of minutes driving around to locate the shop. It’s the perfect location with regard to foot traffic (that whole mall is a shopper’s paradise with upscale stores and restaurants) but is also pretty easily accessible from the main road. The roaster/shop is snugly tucked into the beautiful Shops at Valley Square shopping center off of Main Street/Rt 611 in Warrington, just north of Street Rd. I finally had the opportunity to do so recently to check them out and grab a pour over. Cowabunga Coffee Roasters has been going strong since June, and I have been intending to get over that way for months. I was certainly intrigued, since I hadn’t eaten at Turning Point before, but possibly what interested me more was the fact that they were also opening their first ever roasting spot, independent from the restaurant, right next door. When New Jersey’s number one breakfast and brunch restaurant, Turning Point, opened its very first Pennsylvania location just north of Philly this past Summer, I must have had at least a half dozen folks send me links to articles touting the spectacular eats that were soon coming our way.

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