Green Marble Coffee House closes after nearly three decades
23 Apr 2020
Small Business
Lisa Alden-Carpenter on Saturday announced her decision to close Green Marble Coffee House, a downtown Mystic institution where many will say they found the best coffee they've tasted, but more importantly, a sense of belonging.
But she's not going out of business, just doing it a different way: She's still filling orders for Mystic Coffee Roasters and is in the process of setting up a website. People can also find her coffee at Lis Bake Shop and beans at Mystic Market.
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