Back to the Grind – Jack’s Stir Brew at The Roxy is Re-Opening
It’s time for the show! We are excited to share our brief intermission is coming to a close, we’ll be back in the New York groove on July 1st – more details to come!
In the interim Jack’s Stir Brew will open for on-the-go coffee and vegan pastries on Monday, June 15th at 7AM. There new operating hours will be as follows:
Wednesday – Sunday 8AM – 3PM
Following Covid-19 regulations a mask will be a must, capacity will be set at a maximum of three and for the time being there will be no public restrooms.
We look forward to seeing you there!
The Roxy
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