Mount Airy's InFusion on the market

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Mount Airy's InFusion on the market

POSTED: Monday, September 27, 2010, 11:00 PM

Filed Under: Coffee | Food News | Tea

Photo | Michael T. Regan

Jocie Dye, who owns Mt. Airy's InFusion with husband Jason Huber (shot above for our '07 piece on Saxbys Coffee), has announced via press release the couple's intentions to sell the coffee shop (7133 Germantown Ave.), citing a shift in professional goals. (The cafe opened eight years ago, and Dye and Huber briefly ran a second location in South Philly in the 10th-and-Carpenter space that is now Mazag.) An excerpt from their announcement:

So the goal is to find a similarly community-minded independent company to take it over. Until that happens, say Dye and Huber, theyre in it to win it. Infusion is maintaining a full calendar of events, while a new ad campaign highlights the integral role their customers played as InFusion evolved from just a coffee shop to a community gathering place and key driver in Mt. Airys Germantown Avenue renaissance. Even with competing demands on our time and energy, we continue to improve our menu offerings, and to make ourselves available to the community, says Dye. InFusion is too important to Mt. Airy and to us personally to do it any other way.

Those interested in inquiring about InFusion should contact Dye at 215-248-1718 or jocie@infusioncoffeeandtea.com.

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