Aroma Coffee Co’s first location is in the Prescott-Harshman House, a 115 year-old, carefully preserved King County Historic Landmark. From the moment its doors opened in 1904, this building has been a pinnacle of community life, whether housing families or local businesses – like the first Telephone Company.

This is a treasured space in town and yet, it was closed to the public for over a decade. We were eager to throw open its doors once again, inviting neighbors and visitors inside to enjoy this historic site. The Prescott-Harshman House was originally intended to be a home, and Aroma Coffee Co. is humbled to carry forward that intention as we carefully foster a “home-away-from-home” atmosphere where people enter an inviting space where they belong.

We also love that this space, which was for decades the central point of
community conversation (housing Fall City’s first telephone switchboard back in 1912), can once again be Fall City’s center of communication and connection.