The Activist

Issue date: 6/1/09 Section: Arts and Entertainment

Media Credit: Will Haeger Sitwell's Coffee House on Ludlow Avenue in Clifton.

Media Credit: Will Haeger Lisa Storie

If you have ever been to the Gaslight District in Clifton, which encompasses two whole blocks on Ludlow Avenue, you have probably heard of Sitwell's Coffe House. From humble beginnings in April of 1995, owner and general manager Lisa Storie has made Sitwell's Coffee House a neighborhood landmark.

Sitwell's offers a variety of food and drink, from breakfast foods such as bagels with cream cheese to salads at lunch time, and various home made desserts. The menu is full of taste and variety.

Sitwell's also showcases art by unique and talented individuals. If you have art that you would like to showcase at Sitwells, send an email to info@sitwellscoffeehouse.com with the following information:

•Your Name
•Art Medium
•Short paragraph describing your art
•A link to an online gallery of your art
•What month you would like to have a show.

If art is not your cup of tea, and music is, you have definitely found the right place to book your show. If you would like to perform at Sitwell's, send an email to info@sitwellscoffeehouse.com and leave your contact information. Lisa will get back to you right away. If you have a website, or a page on MySpace or Facebook, leave that information as well.

If you have never been to Sitwell's, it is really easy to find. It is located at 324 Ludlow Avenue, right next door to the Esquire Movie Theatre. It is not far from the Uptown Campus and is a hop skip and a jump away from shops and entertainment in Northside.

I have been coming to Sitwell's off and on for eight years. Lisa and her staff are extremely friendly. They strive to provide the best customer service and make it their personal mission to make sure customers come back for more. For more details and information, visit the website at www.sitwellscoffeehouse.com.

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