Hi! We’re Hannah and Thomas — the husband-and-wife duo behind Emory Janes Coffee Company. 

Our story started like a lot of good ones do: over coffee. Hannah was the barista, Thomas was the regular across the counter, and a few friendly chats eventually turned into something more. Years later, we’re still building our life around coffee — now as a team, doing what we love. 

Hannah has spent over 13 years working in coffee shops, learning what it takes to craft not just great coffee, but great experiences. Thomas has a longtime love for vintage vehicles — the kind with stories, soul, and petina. Emory Janes is where those worlds came together. We serve our coffee out of a restored 1969 Dodge A100 — a rolling reflection of our love for quality, connection, and creativity. Being mobile lets us get out into the community, meet people where they are, and create meaningful moments — one cup at a time. 

We care deeply about how the things we serve — and how we serve them — impact the world around us. That’s why we make many of our ingredients from scratch, use compostable and recyclable materials whenever possible, and partner with businesses that share our values.

We source our coffee from a local roaster, Ozo,  who is committed to ethically and sustainably grown beans. They work closely with farmers around the world to support responsible practices from seed to cup. 

Yes, we serve from a vintage 1969 Dodge A100 — and while older vehicles come with their own footprint, we’re conscious of that and are always looking for ways to reduce our impact in other areas. 

We believe small, thoughtful choices — made consistently — can lead to something better. Coffee should not only taste good, but do good too.