Pascal’s Coffee House of Gainesville and Hannah Dwyer invite you to explore our newest art exhibit this Thursday evening.
“Explorations {an approach to mapping the inner landscape}” will be on display til May 3rd, but come Pascal’s this Thursday, January 10th, anytime between 730 and 930pm for specialty coffee drinks, live music, complimentary treats and eats, and a chance to meet the artist.
Your favorite baristas are serving up extra portions of holiday cheer at Pascal’s Coffee House of Gainesville this week. We invite you to stay and study until 5pm now through Wednesday, or decompress after your exams Thursday and Friday til 1 pm. Whatever you need to make it through, from the classic double espresso to a holiday-spiced double dirty chai, Pascal’s has it. See you soon.
Pascal’s Coffee House of Gainesville welcomes you to enjoy our extended hours heading into finals. Come enjoy your favorite organic, fair-trade, locally-roasted, handcrafted beverages whether you’re furiously cramming or taking a much-deserved break.
Regular hours til Tuesday, 11/21. Stop by Wednesday before Thanksgiving before 1pm to get that long-drive-home-for-the-holiday fuel.
The Monday through Thursday after Thanksgiving, 11/26-11/29, we’re open 8am-11pm, with a 5pm close Friday.
Monday and Tuesday before Reading Days, 12/3 and 12/4, we’re open 8am-11pm. We’ll close at 7pm Wednesday, then 5pm on the reading days themselves.
Exam week Monday through Thursday, 12/10-12/13, come get some coffee before 3pm to cut through that scantron and blue-book haze. Friday we’ll close at 1pm. Note that finals week hours are very subject to change.
Drive fast, y’all.
Pascal’s Coffee House of Gainesville will be slinging espresso Monday through Friday, 8AM to 6PM, all summer long (when UF is in session).
Now, there’s not a single thing wrong with summertime lattes, mochas, and Sweetwater Organic drip coffee. But the Pascal’s Baristas are serving up some of the best cold coffee in Gainesville and you don’t wanna miss that.
The Iced Thai Coffee is great with lots of cream, or just a splash of milk; either way, it’ll be your favorite cardamom-spiked coffee of the summer. Of course there’s the usual lineup of chillers, basically a light milk shake with a delicious coffee or tea (tea!) base. The straight Iced Coffee is cold-brewed overnight for a smooth, sweet, not-bitter-at-all-no-need-to-add-sugar glass of awesome.
But what’s really gonna change your life is the Iced Cuban Latte, where by some magic or sleight of hand the barista turns your drink all caramelly just by adding sugar. And this is just between me and you, but I suspect the Gainesville exclusive Kaffee Bonhoeffer might even make an appearance. Ask your barista about it next time you’re in Pascal’s.
For the first time in five years, Pascal’s Coffee House of Gainesville will be open for summer. All summer long you can stop in for organically grown, fairly traded, Gainesvilley roasted, skillfully prepared, delicious coffee. Detailed hours to be posted soon.
Come find that slightly secluded table for Summer C studying or hang out on the green couches. Sip an Iced Thai or an iced tea. Have your office hours behind the fireplace or catch the late morning sun on the balcony. But whatever you do, bring a friend, drink some coffee, and have a summer at Pascal’s.
The process from coffee plant to roaster to your double latte on Monday morning is dizzying, to say the least. Check out Sweetwater Organic Coffee’s link to trace your coffee back to the farmer and the original price paid. All documents exhanged are open access.
Check out what’s happening at the Center! Join Pascal’s for warm Friday afternoon drink and then head to the back for a viewing of “Stranger than Fiction” at 6pm.
This Friday, January 20 Cinema at the Center – Why Movies Matter
What is it that is so enticing about walking into that black box that we call the movie theatre? Over the years filmmakers have demonstrated the incredible versatility of this relatively nascent medium. But how do we approach movies in a way that recognizes why they matter? Over the course of the semester we will be considering the ways in which movies are worthy of genuine and considered reflection. While it may be true that we often watch movies for entertainment, the reality is that many movies have more to offer than a two hour break for our brains. Indeed, the best movies encourage us to be reflective about our lives and our communities often while entertaining us at the same time. Each of the presenters in this series will offer us an exemplary film that posits an answer to the question of the significance of movies.
Led by Lauren Glenn, Stephen Addcox, Melanie Brunell,
and Sean O’Neil
Friday evenings, 6:00-9:30 pm. Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 16, and Apr 13
This Thursday 7-11 PM
Pascal’s Coffeehouse of Gainesville is glad to bring in the Christmas season this year with an evening of local music, coffee, and desserts. Of course, the fireplace will be ablaze, the espresso machine humming away, and all of your favorite drinks served all evening long. We will even make sure some decaf is available for you non-students.
7:30 – Patrick McConn Brass Quintet
9:00 – Jarrod Doll Jazz Trio
10:00 – Special Surprise Awesomeness
Coffee and Christmas cheer all evening long.
Bring a dessert, bring a friend.
Festive attire encouraged.
Congratulations to Martha Krystaponis Wingfield for winning the first ever Pascal’s Coffee House Poetry Contest. Folks from Gainesville and beyond sent in great poems, and our esteemed panel of judges chose the author of “My Husband’s Coffee” to receive a Pascal’s Coffee House mug and some coffee of her own.
My Husband’s Coffee
I have wondered if my husband loves his coffee
more than his wife. Some mornings, he looks—
not into my bleary eyes—but into the gleaming
trickle of our coffeepot. He needs his coffee
to see the dust motes
dancing in the morning sunlight; two cups to make
his smile authentic; perhaps three and
a ginger scone to fill him with strength.
Coffee is his own version of Popeye’s spinach.
I simply want to be near him.
His masculine smell fills my belly with a clean
silent strength, more than the aroma of roasted beans.
He makes me feel like I am the wind—there is singing
in my pores, in my veins.
-Martha Krystaponis Wingfield
Copyright © Martha Krystaponis Wingfield 2011 All Rights Reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced without written consent from the author.
Pascal’s Coffee House of Gainesville is proud to present our first ever coffee poetry contest. Many thanks to Juan the Barista for inspiring this event with his Ode to the Cuban Latte.
Wanna win a Pascal’s mug and FIVE free specialty drinks? Submit as many poems as you like to sean@christianstudycenter.org, as long as they’re about Pascal’s, coffee, coffeehouse culture, or the like. You have until Friday, October 14th, so start writing!
In the meantime, let me set the bar as low as I can:
Coffee-Rhyming Dictionary
Gainesville’s finest literati
Won’t write a word sans macchiati.
Hoowah!
Every Pascal’s cappuccino
Makes me feel like Al Pacino.