Local Coffee Shop Pot Heads Expands to Jenkintown with Unique Vibe
When it comes to grabbing a cup of coffee, Bucks County locals know that Pot Heads is more than just a morning pick-me-up - it's an immersive experience. The coffee shop, known for its skeleton decor, has been a staple in Bensalem since 2021. However, the brainchild behind Pot Heads is about to branch out with its second location in Jenkintown.
For co-owner Faith Noga, the inspiration behind her beloved coffee shop stems from a rather unexpected source: her late daughter Mila. The young girl had an imaginary friend named Blah, a skeleton who would pop out of corners and exclaim "blah!" to scare her. This memory sparked Noga's idea for a unique coffee shop that pays tribute to Mila's quirky personality.
Noga's vision was not just about creating a coffee shop but also about sharing the story of her daughter's life with the community. The Bensalem location features crystals and metaphysical touches, as well as specialty drinks inspired by Mila's favorite stories. One such drink is made from her own recipe for a banana chocolate chip muffin.
The new Jenkintown location will retain some of the eccentric vibe that has captured the hearts of local coffee lovers but with a "girly side" twist. Noga plans to incorporate crystals and other metaphysical elements, setting it apart from its Bensalem counterpart. Despite the changes, fans of Pot Heads can expect a mix of bar and couch seating, as well as familiar touches.
While the new location is still in the works, one thing's for sure: Mila's spirit will be alive and well at Pot Heads Jenkintown. Noga hopes to open the doors in early December, inviting customers to experience her coffee shop's unique blend of whimsy and warmth.
When it comes to grabbing a cup of coffee, Bucks County locals know that Pot Heads is more than just a morning pick-me-up - it's an immersive experience. The coffee shop, known for its skeleton decor, has been a staple in Bensalem since 2021. However, the brainchild behind Pot Heads is about to branch out with its second location in Jenkintown.
For co-owner Faith Noga, the inspiration behind her beloved coffee shop stems from a rather unexpected source: her late daughter Mila. The young girl had an imaginary friend named Blah, a skeleton who would pop out of corners and exclaim "blah!" to scare her. This memory sparked Noga's idea for a unique coffee shop that pays tribute to Mila's quirky personality.
Noga's vision was not just about creating a coffee shop but also about sharing the story of her daughter's life with the community. The Bensalem location features crystals and metaphysical touches, as well as specialty drinks inspired by Mila's favorite stories. One such drink is made from her own recipe for a banana chocolate chip muffin.
The new Jenkintown location will retain some of the eccentric vibe that has captured the hearts of local coffee lovers but with a "girly side" twist. Noga plans to incorporate crystals and other metaphysical elements, setting it apart from its Bensalem counterpart. Despite the changes, fans of Pot Heads can expect a mix of bar and couch seating, as well as familiar touches.
While the new location is still in the works, one thing's for sure: Mila's spirit will be alive and well at Pot Heads Jenkintown. Noga hopes to open the doors in early December, inviting customers to experience her coffee shop's unique blend of whimsy and warmth.
omg i'm so down for a pot heads cafe in jenkintown! i mean its already awesome that they have a skeleton vibe but now with a 'girly side' twist? thats like, totally my jam 
the crystals and metaphysical touches are giving me some serious good vibes 
and can we talk about the banana chocolate chip muffin recipe from mila? i need to get my hands on that ASAP 
just saw that they're expanding to Jenkintown... means more lines for people who actually know what good coffee tastes like. And honestly, all this "quirky" stuff is just gonna make the place feel weird 
. People who walk in expecting a chill vibe are gonna be bugged out by all the crystals and nonsense 
. Noga's got some issues with her dead daughter's ghost or whatever... can't say I'm invested in the drama 
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I mean, who wouldn't want to step into a coffee shop with a skeleton decor? It's like walking into a real-life fantasy world. But what really gets me is the story behind it - how Faith Noga created this whole vibe inspired by her daughter Mila's quirky personality and imaginary friend Blah. That's just so beautiful and unique, you know? I love that she's not just about serving coffee but sharing her daughter's story with the community too. The fact that there are specialty drinks inspired by Mila's favorite stories? Genius! And I have to admit, I'm curious to see how they'll bring in that "girly side" twist in Jenkintown... will it still be that eclectic skeleton vibe or more of a chill atmosphere? Either way, I'm here for it.
. Noga's idea of sharing her daughter's story with the community sounds sweet, but it's also a clever way to cash in on her brand and attract a wider audience. Meanwhile, we should be talking about the impact this has on small businesses in the area...
. And who knows, maybe the "girly side" twist will be a good change of pace for some customers? 
But don't get me wrong, I kinda miss the skeleton decor from the Bensalem location 
... but I'm also excited to see how Noga's gonna mix things up. Maybe it'll work out and the Jenkintown location will become its own unique vibe 
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, and it sounds like Pot Heads is killing it in Bensalem! But let me ask you, what's the real story behind this expansion? Is Noga just trying to cash in on the "quirky" trend, or is she genuinely trying to share her daughter's memory with the community? I mean, we all love a good ghost story 
, but shouldn't we be supporting small businesses that have a genuine purpose? 
I'm all for entrepreneurship, but let's keep the conversation going – what do you think is really driving this expansion? 
! I mean, who wouldn't want to go to a coffee shop that's been inspired by someone's quirky personality? It sounds like a really cool way to create a community around the shop, especially since it's based on the owner's own daughter's story. I'm curious to try out some of those specialty drinks 
. One thing that might be a bit confusing for tourists is how different the vibe will be between the two locations, but if Noga plans to keep some of the same touches from Bensalem, that'll make it easier for fans to adjust 
. Fingers crossed they can open on time and live up to all the hype 
It's amazing how something as simple as a memory can lead to such a unique business idea.
. can't wait to try out some of those specialty drinks 
i'm also loving the idea of a "girly side" twist, it's about time a coffee shop catered to more feminine vibes 
️. Fingers crossed for that early December opening! 
just read that pot heads is opening a new location in jenkintown and it sounds like its gonna be hella different from the bensalem spot 
? Faith Noga's story about her daughter Mila is so sweet, it gives me all the feels 
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. But what really gets me is the story behind it - it sounds like such a beautiful tribute to Mila's personality 
It's also cool that they're keeping some of the Bensalem location's quirky vibes, but adding a new 'girly side' twist for Jenkintown. Guess we'll just have to see how it all comes together 
i'm loving the idea of incorporating crystals and metaphysical touches, it's gonna be so Instagrammable 
can't wait to try some of the specialty drinks and see how they differ from the bensalem ones! 
But on the other hand, isn't it weird to have bar seating AND couches in a coffee shop? Like, don't they just get in the way of each other or something? 
