Among the vast array of auto shops, music stores and food venues along Sutterville Road across from City College is a large sidewalk sign that reveals a cup of “joe” to invite passersby in to United Coffee House.
Owned by Tiffany Colby and business partner Harjinder Signh. United Coffee House was inspired by Colby’s passion for culture, coffee and independent ownership.
“I worked with coffee for 12 years,” Colby says. “So [this] puts together my knowledge of coffee.”
The cafe was named “United” because of Colby’s interests in different cultures.
“I like the idea of the unification of all different cultures, it’s kind of like civil rebels,” Colby explains, referencing to her international travels and the civil rights movements she observed in places like India.
The cafe also serves as a gallery for a variety of original art pieces by local and Bay Area artists ranging from graffiti to pop culture to abstracts.
Colby says she actively seeks artwork that fits the atmosphere of the café and is grateful for the pieces she is able to display.
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“We are so lucky to have these [art pieces],” Colby said. “Mostly I hunt [artists] out. I try to find something that really strikes me.”
United Coffee House’s patrons say they enjoy the café’s welcoming, open atmosphere.
“I love this place,” said local tattoo artist and full-time employee Matthew Marsango. “The energy of this place is really chill, calm and relaxing, just really welcoming.”
In addition to its goal to serve great coffee and display unique art, the United Coffee House seeks to provide students with a comfortable atmosphere to study and socialize.
“We want people to know that we’re here,” Colby expresses. “[We’re] very accessible.” United Coffee House is located on Sutterville Road, right across the street from City College.
“I enjoy going to [United Coffee House],” says a City College international relations major Amanda Higgins. “They have the best coffee within walking distance of Sac City.”
