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#1 Source for Black Entrepreneur History
Located in the Sofa District, there is a brand new black-owned coffee house in San Jose, California at 315 S 1st Street.
Nirvana Soul is founded by African American sisters Jeronica Macey and Be’Anka Ashaolu, and their goal is to “bring people together through the power of coffee and tea”.
One can view Nirvana Soul’s menu online where they serve everything from Mochas, Espressos to Africanos and Ice Cream Based Smoothies as well as waffles, oats and parfaits.
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