Bergies Coffee House Roasters, a cafe in a historic bungalow in Gilbert's Heritage District, is closing after 14 years. They will sell coffee online.
announcing plans to close. In the video, Linda and Brian Bergeson said they planned to shutter their brick and mortar"We wanted to thank you," said Brian in the Facebook video."Bergies' success is there because of you the last 14 years. We sure appreciate you and wanted to give you a shout out."
Founded in 2008, the small-batch coffee roaster moved into a cottage in Gilbert's Heritage District in 2009. The space quickly became a popular community gathering place. ‘‘It’s been our honor to be here and to serve you,’’ Linda said. ‘‘Better than the business we’ve had is the relationships we’ve built over the last 14 years, so we thank you for that.’’
The good news for fans of Bergies is that they will continue to sell coffee at the Gilbert farmers market on Saturdays, online and wholesale.
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