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Charlee Rose Coffee is moving its cafe to Stapley Drive

A bag of Charlee Rose Coffee
Product photography, not a photograph of the planned Mesa cafe. Photo courtesy of Charlee Rose Coffee

The family-run coffee shop is relocating from inside a Gilbert flower shop to 1134 S. Stapley Dr., Suite 105, in Mesa. Owners Brandy and Brianna Grice have to be out of the Gilbert space by Sept. 15 and say "more updates are coming," with no opening date announced yet. Customers helped the family hunt for the new spot. A second Gilbert location on Chandler Heights Road is still expected by mid-January 2027.

This brief records the information reported on Aug 20, 2026. Opening dates and operating details may have changed.

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