Categories: Food & Drink

17th Ave’s newest coffee shop offers much more than a cup of joe

It may have just opened this winter, but Socality House on 17th Avenue in downtown Calgary has already become a must-visit spot in the city. Offering shopping, events, and of course, some delicious coffee, this new venture doesn’t hold back from trying new things.

Socality House is a combination of both a Monogram Coffee outpost, and a space for the Vancouver-based Sundays furniture to show off their products. This certainly makes it one of the coziest places to grab a latte not just on 17th, but across Calgary. Plus, it’s not just furniture here, as the shop also features a revolving selection of local goods like candles, skincare and more.

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Alongside the items for sale and the coffee being brewed, Socality is also hoping to become a new cultural hub for the area. Later this year, it will host workshops, classes and social events on both the private and public side. A little art class as we sip our macchiato and eat a pastry from Butter Block? Yes, that sounds like a Saturday well spent.

We’ll keep you in the loop once those are announced, but in the meantime, make sure you go check out this amazing new addition to the city when you can.

Socality House

When: Open Daily, 8:30AM-5PM
Where: 831 17th Avenue SW

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