Coffee is one of the most commonly consumed drinks in the world, and it produces the natural byproduct of coffee grounds after making a cup of joe. As a result, coffee drinkers can quickly accumulate lots of grounds, making their garbage bins smell like a freshly brewed pot of coffee. An alternative to coffee-smelling garbage is to sprinkle the old grounds onto your plants instead, because your morning coffee can do much more than just energize you—it can give your garden a boost too.

Our “Behind The Bar'“ series highlights one of our team members, celebrating their unique contribution to the Tala experience. We believe the connection across the bar can be meaningful and impactful. Our team puts a smile on the faces of so many each day by simply serving delicious beverages and being an authentic presence in each person’s day. Learn more about what makes each person on the Tala Team unique with this personal interview.

Between pumpkin carving, carnival rides, and live music, the Great Highwood Pumpkin Fest exceeded every expectation. Fueled by pumpkin spice lattes and fall spirit, it was one of those perfect autumn days that left us excited for more. Maybe next year, we’ll even carve more pumpkins and help break that world record!

Currently Tayah works full time as a Shift Supervisor and our Event Coordinator. She is also one of the youngest on the Tala Team, although her maturity would make that hard to guess. Even when she isn’t on shift, Tayah can often be found hanging out at the cafe. If you’re a Highwood regular, you may already know a few things about Tayah. Let’s see if you learn anything new!