Right along Route 7 in the heart of Hamilton, between Leesburg and Purcellville, The Hamilton Mercantile exudes charm and dedication to quality. Founded by former King Street Coffee employees Meredith Brown and Abbie Whitehurst, this establishment seamlessly blends Abbie’s coffee expertise with Meredith’s agricultural background. The result? A delightful fusion of a coffee shop and organic grocery store, where every product reflects their ethos of support and belief.
Whether you’re grabbing a meticulously crafted coffee from the walk-up takeout window or perusing the organic grocery selection, The Hamilton Mercantile offers a transparent experience. With vendors proudly listed on their website, patrons can trace the origins of their produce, meats, flowers, dairy, and baked goods. It’s this commitment to transparency and quality that has earned them nominations for Best Coffee Shop and Best Health Food Store by The Loudoun Times.
Stepping inside, visitors are greeted by a cozy front patio adorned with tables and chairs, inviting them to slow down and savor the moment. The beautiful shop, housed in a historic building over 130 years old, exudes warmth and community spirit. Locals affectionately refer to it as “the Merc,” a testament to its place in the hearts of the community.
Behind the scenes, Abbie Whitehurst, also the owner of King Street Coffee in Leesburg, brings her wealth of experience to the forefront, ensuring every cup of coffee is a masterpiece. Meredith, a former barista, creates distinctive seasonal drinks and wonderful creations no matter what time of year it is. Whether you’re a coffee aficionado or health-conscious consumer, The Hamilton Mercantile offers a haven where quality and community converge.
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