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Ross Street Roasting hosting open house on Saturday

Members of the Tama-Toledo Area Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Brian Gumm and his Ross Street Roasting Company to Tama. Gumm plans a public open house for the new location at 202 Harmon on the east side of the downtown business district on Saturday, June 11, from 9 a.m.- noon. Chamber members on hand included (l-r) Nancy Sund, Tama-Grundy Publishing, Michele and Matt Anderson and Danielle Hardon, Rube’s Steakhouse and Meat Co., Matt Zmolek, Chamber president- Independent Insurance, Brian Gumm, Marty Hardon, Hardons Inc., Barb Jordan, Moore, McKibben, Goodman and Lorenz LLP, Charlotte Upah, Upah Income Tax and Bookkeeping Service, Jenny Bledsoe, Toledo Public Library director, Stan Upah, USS?Repair, Charlene Appelgate, Moore, McKibben, Goodman and Lorenz LLP, Cassie Sokol, Chamber coordinator and Adam Andersen, State Farm Insurance. Claire Mayo, Claire Mayo Photography, also attended but was not pictured. News-Herald/John Speer
Brian Gumm explains the roasting process during a Tama-Toledo Chamber of commerce greeting at his new location in Tama for Ross Street Roasting.

Brian Gumm’s Ross Street Roasting outgrew his second location and plans to host a public open house Saturday, June 11, from 9 a.m. -noon at his newly remodeled location at 202 Harmon in downtown Tama in what was once the location of Jack’s Milling.

Tasting and light snacks will be available.

Ross Street Roasting features top quality coffees and is an outgrowth of Gumm’s passion for fine coffee, or as he describes himself- a “coffee snob.”

The company is supplying coffee to select grocery stores and you can order yourself online at http://Ross.St/coffee – select “local pick-up” during the checkout process, and pick it up at the shop on Fridays.