Brewed for the bold. Carleton Place's horror-themed coffee haunt, run by Michael and Catherine Sulyha — pouring signature lattes like the Lavender Lobotomy and All Hallows Eve, with skull muffins fresh from the oven.
The menu board
What started as a coffee stand at the Queens Crafters and Antique Market is now Carleton Place's creepiest, coziest café. Come for the coffee — stay for horror trivia nights, bingo, and shelves of local artists' goods. No prices on the wall, just the good stuff: ask at the counter for today's specials.
Why us
A husband-and-wife team pouring coffee to die for.
From a craft-market coffee stand to Costello Drive.
Horror trivia, bingo nights, and local artists' goods on the shelves.
Ready when you are — call or drop by.
Talk to a real local person — no call centres, no runaround.
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We built it first, so there's no pitch — just have a look. If you love it, claim it during Big Deals Week for $349.
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