Coffee & Specialties

What's it like? We have photos and stuff.

Justine & Scott

Parlor News

Lots of places sell expresso. But we spell it the snooty way.

Powell, Wyoming 82435

Powell, Wyoming

We just don’t like it when we try to find out about an area and all we get are real estate or chamber of commerce sites. We are proud of our town ... just keep that in mind as you read.

Things we like, therefore things you'll like.

Honesty policy: If you click on something and it takes you to Amazon.com, buy it! We’ll get a cut.

Justine & Scott’s
Page of Glee

Our original website went up in 1994. It's never been as good since. Maybe we’ll work on it.

Powell Online

Northwest College

Park County Democrats Really! We have some!

Wyoming Tourism

About our links:

We tend to link to things when we talk about them, so this list is short and to the point. We have lots more links inside, so go, already!

Coffeehouse stats:

Parlor News Coffeehouse was founded in 1996 as a newsstand with an espresso bar. The space once housed a funeral parlor. Hence the name.

You may email us. We try to answer all questions about the Powell community, but first, go to the Powell, Wyoming page above for our unofficial guide to Powell.

Open 7 days a week!

We Really Like Netflix.

Great selection, no late fees, no annoying video-store punks...

welcome!

Parlor News Coffeehouse is pleased to introduce the latest version of the fantastic, amazing, and generally gosh-wow parlornews.com. Since our first launch in 1996 [note: justine and scott’s page of glee dates to 1994!], we have gone out of our way to make sure parlornews.com was unfinished, insulting, and almost immediately out of date. With enron-like foresight, we are certain that this lofty goal will surely be met again.

Take some time to explore the links above and to the left, and, as always, if you find some factual error or website bug, please email Scott. It won’t help, but maybe you’ll feel better.

Our coffeehouse opened in October of 1996. The menu is different, of course, from other places, but really it’s pretty much the same, too: Coffeehouses are expected to have certain things. A coffeehouse without a cappuccino? That would be odd. The difference is that we always emphasize the coffee and the coffeehouse, not just a quick drive-thru that leaves you $3 poorer.

Stop in, hang out, listen to the music, whatever. Once you stake out a table, it’s yours as long as you want it. You might have to get familiar with the people next to you, but that’s what you’re supposed to be doing. Enjoy.