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The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine
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2012
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The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is an independent community cafe and live entertainment venue founded in 2012 and located at 492 N Pine Street in downtown Burlington, Wisconsin. The venue operates a ground-level cafe serving specialty coffee from Milwaukee's Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company, a full breakfast/lunch/dinner menu featuring sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, and bakery items, plus craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails. The second floor houses the Liars' Club cocktail bar (open Thursday through Sunday) and the Window Room, a private event space accommodating up to 40 guests for catered celebrations. The venue hosts live music nearly every weekend, a weekly Open Mic Night on Thursdays, ticketed special dinners priced up to $130 per person (including Balcony Dinners with wine pairings), seasonal pop-up programming (fish fries, brunches, holiday pre-orders), and recurring community fundraisers.

The business generates revenue across six discrete streams: in-house food and beverage retail, private event space rental with in-house catering, ticketed live events (distributed via Square and Brown Paper Tickets), Liars' Club cocktail and beverage sales (with Thursday-Saturday happy hour), gift cards sold through Square's platform, and specialty food and spirits retail (including a private-barrel New Riff bourbon bottled with custom Liars' Club labeling). Pricing is unit-based across all streams; no subscription or contract-based revenue model is employed. Go-to-market is event-driven and community-led, relying on organic social media, an email newsletter, event listings, and word-of-mouth rather than paid acquisition. The tech stack is intentionally minimal — Squarespace website, Square commerce/ticketing, and standard email — with no proprietary platform or AI capabilities.

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The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is an independent community cafe and live music venue in Burlington, Wisconsin, serving Anodyne specialty coffee, a full food menu, craft cocktails at the upstairs Liars' Club bar, and hosting private events and ticketed concerts for local residents and regional patrons.

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Operating
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1–10
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HeadquartersBurlington, United States
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Burlington
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
specialty coffee shop, live music venue, craft cocktail bar, private event space, community cafe
Industry4 codes
PRIMARYTHAFADAC
Independent Neighborhood Cafes
SECONDARYMPAGAIAD
Cocktail Lounges & Speakeasies
SECONDARYCRANACAD
Cocktail Bars & Lounges
Consumer Products & Retail/Tobacco, Alcohol & Cannabis Retail/On-Premise Alcohol Retail (Bars, Pubs & Taprooms)
SECONDARYTHAFADAG
Cafe-Bakeries (Coffee + Pastry Focus)
NAICS code3 codes
  • Full-Service Restaurants722511
  • Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages)7224
  • Restaurants and Other Eating Places72251
SIC code1 code
  • Retail-Eating & Drinking Places5810
Product category
Specialty Coffee Cafe & Live Music Venue
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model6 records
1Food & Beverage Retail
TypeOne Time License
Description

In-house sales of specialty coffee drinks (using Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company beans), breakfast/lunch/dinner menu items (sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails. On-premises consumption and takeout ordering via Square.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
2Private Event Space Rental
TypeOne Time License
Description

The venue rents out its Window Room (second floor, up to ~40 guests) for private events including bridal showers, baby showers, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, and class reunions. A room fee deposit is charged upfront, with food and beverage ordered 10 days in advance. Catering services provided exclusively by the in-house kitchen.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
3Live Event Ticketing
TypeTransaction Fee
Description

The venue sells tickets to ticketed live music events, concerts, and special dinners (e.g., farm-to-table dinners, bourbon tasting dinners). Ticket prices range from $10 to $130 per person depending on the event. Tickets sold via Square (square.site) and Brown Paper Tickets.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
4Liars' Club Bar Cocktail & Beverage Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

The upstairs Liars' Club cocktail bar generates revenue from craft cocktails, wine by the glass/bottle, and draft beer. Happy Hour runs 4–6pm Thursday–Saturday with $2 off cocktails, draft beer, and wine by the glass, and $10 off wine by the bottle.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
5Gift Cards
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Digital and physical eGift cards sold through Square/up Gift ordering platform, providing upfront cash flow from future purchases.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
6Specialty Food & Catering Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Seasonal and holiday food sales including Easter ham and quiche pre-orders, and pop-up brunches. Provisons & Co. product sales (bourbon bottles, specialty food items).

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
Marketing channels6 records

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Distribution channels5 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others
Pricing details8 tiers
1General Live Music Tickets
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Most concert tickets priced at $10–$12 advance / $12–$15 at the door. Higher-profile acts (Maia Sharp) priced at $18 advance / $23 door. Fundraiser events (The Commercialists Charlie Brown Christmas) include a $10 per-ticket donation to BASD Foundation.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
2Special Ticketed Dinners
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

The Balcony Dinner (5-course farm table dinner with wine pairings): $130/person. Farm-to-table dinners with Trivium Dining: price varies by event.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
3Fish Fry / Pop-Up Dining Events
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Fish Fry entrees: $17/person (choice of beer-battered or baked cod, with sides). Beer Club events: $25 including 5–6 samples, dinner, and a pint.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
4Bar Crawl Events
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Big Swig Bar Crawl: $40/ticket includes sample-size cocktail at each of 8 locations, entry to after-party at Low Daily Brewery, and chance to win giveaways.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
5Spirit Walk Bar Crawl
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Spirit Walk (2022): $35/person includes 6 sample-size cocktails across downtown Burlington bars, voting, tarot readings, and raffle entry.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
6Private Event Space Rental
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Window Room rental fee (room fee paid in advance to hold the booking). Catering pricing provided upon request via email ([email protected]). No outside food permitted; only externally sourced cakes allowed.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
7Liars' Club Bar Happy Hour
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Happy Hour 4–6pm Thu–Fri and 4–6pm Sat: $2 off cocktails, draft beer, wine by the glass; $10 off wine by the bottle. Liars' Club regular hours: Thu–Fri 4–11pm, Sat noon–11pm, Sun noon–6pm.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
8Easter Pre-Order Items
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Homemade whole quiche (Lorraine or Spinach/Red Pepper/Mushroom): $30 each. Boar's Head Sweet Slice Ham with brown sugar & spice glaze: price varies. Order window and pickup windows specified.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine operates a community cafe and live music venue in downtown Burlington, Wisconsin, serving specialty coffee drinks made with Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company beans, a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu (sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails at its upstairs Liars' Club bar. The venue also hosts ticketed live music events (Open Mic Nights, touring musician concerts, farm-to-table dinners, bourbon tastings) and rents its second-floor Window Room for private events such as bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, and birthday parties.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is a community cafe and bar located in Burlington, Wisconsin, offering specialty coffee drinks sourced from Milwaukee's Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company, a full food menu including breakfast, lunch, and dinner with sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, and bakery items. The venue also operates Liars' Club Bar on the second level serving cocktails, craft beer, and wine, and provides private event space (Window Room) for gatherings. The business hosts live music events, open mic nights, and special dining experiences, functioning as a multi-faceted hospitality venue rather than a technology product company.

Product and service2 records
1Cafe Service (Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
CategoryCafe / Coffee Shop
Description

Daytime cafe service at the ground-level venue at 492 N Pine Street, Burlington, WI. Includes specialty coffee drinks made with Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company (Milwaukee) beans, a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu (specialty sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, and wine. Served for dine-in walk-ins, with takeout ordering available via the Square online store.

2Liars' Club Bar
Scale indicator3 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership14 partners
1Tall Tales Music Festival
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Tall Tales Music Festival is a regional music festival in Burlington, Wisconsin. The Coffee House serves as a primary venue for Tall Tales Festival events, including hosting festival-related shows, artist performances, and co-promoted concerts (e.g., Canyon Spells event page notes 'Tall Tales Music Festival and The Coffee House present'). The partnership drives significant local and regional music fans to the venue and positions The Coffee House as Burlington's de facto music hub.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
2Drumlin Supper Club
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Chicago-based pop-up supper club run by Chef Michael Pfeiffer and Sarah Lentz. Drumlin Supper Club collaborates with The Coffee House's Liars' Club bar for recurring multi-course farm-to-table dinner events (e.g., Balcony Dinner, Window Room Dinner series). The partnership features seasonal, chef-curated menus with curated wine and spirit pairings from the Liars' Club. Ticket prices for these events reach $130/person, representing a high-value revenue stream for both parties.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Old Mill Creek, Illinois-based organic farm producing soil-grown produce, cut flowers, eggs, honey, and apples. Greg Fitzgerald from Tempel Farms participates in farm-to-table dinner events at The Coffee House, providing organic ingredients and educational commentary on regenerative agriculture and organic farming practices. Featured in the Trivium Dining Fall Farm-to-Table Dinner event.

4Trivium Dining
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaborative culinary venture between Chicago hospitality professionals Chef Q Ibraheem, Pastry Chef Melissa Tantillo, and Marc Tantillo. Trivium Dining hosts multi-course farm-to-table dinners at The Coffee House using local organic ingredients, with each course paired with wines and spirits curated by the Liars' Club. Chef Q Ibraheem was recognized as a CNN Hero in 2021 for her free meal distribution work during the pandemic.

burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Milwaukee-based specialty coffee roaster whose beans are exclusively used for all coffee drinks at The Coffee House. Anodyne is described as providing 'quality coffee drinks' and their drip coffee is featured in anniversary celebrations (10th anniversary party offered complimentary 12 oz Anodyne drip coffee). This is a strategic supply partnership that defines The Coffee House's coffee identity.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Covington, Kentucky-based craft distillery. The Coffee House's Liars' Club selected a private barrel of New Riff Single Barrel Bourbon (barrel #24406, 119.5 proof), bottled with custom Liars' Club labeling for retail sale. Co-founder Jay Erisman participated in a guided tasting event at the venue in November 2024. The partnership creates a unique proprietary bottle offering for the bar and serves as a holiday gift item.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

American whiskey brand founded by Kentucky master blender Dixon Dedman. The Liars' Club hosted a sold-out Bourbon & BBQ tasting event featuring Dedman's 2XO whiskey lineup (American Oak, French Oak, Kiawah Blend, Gem of Kentucky, Sneakerhead Blend), paired with dinner from Smokin' Blue BBQ. The event drove ticket revenue and whiskey bottle sales.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Burlington, WI-based BBQ caterer. Provided the dinner component (brisket, ribs, smoked chicken, mac & cheese, etc.) for the 2XO Whiskey Bourbon & BBQ tasting event at The Coffee House. Represents a local food partnership for event co-hosting.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Burlington, WI-based craft brewery located at 700 N Pine Street. Low Daily draught beer was served complimentary (for those 21+) at The Coffee House's 10th Anniversary Party. Also served as the after-party venue for the Big Swig Bar Crawl for Charity event. Proximity and local brand synergy make Low Daily a recurring partner.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Wine supplier featured during the Light Up The Night holiday event, providing complimentary wine tasting as part of the downtown Burlington holiday shopping season kickoff. Represents a supplier/guest partnership for in-store tasting events.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Artisan distillery whose whiskey and spirits were featured in complimentary tastings at the Light Up The Night event, alongside Constellation Brands wine, Kind Oasis beverages, and cheese from Wisconsin producers Uplands Cheese, Door County Creamery, and Carr Valley.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Chef Jaclyn Trimble of Wholesome Harvest collaborated with The Coffee House on monthly Fish Fry events (sold at $17/person) and Pop-Up Brunch events (April 2020). Past Fish Fry events sold out, indicating strong demand. Chef Trimble provided pre-pandemic and early-pandemic dining programming.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Featured brewery for The Coffee House's Beer Club event in April 2020. $25 ticket included 5–6 beer samples, dinner, an educational presentation, and a pint of the guest's favorite Sierra Nevada brew. Represents a one-time event partnership for beer education and sampling.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Local Burlington food bank. The Coffee House served as the host/check-in location and one of eight participating venues for the Big Swig Bar Crawl for Charity, which raised funds for Love Inc.'s food bank. The partnership combines community building with charitable fundraising, strengthening the venue's local community ties.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
1Drumlin Supper Club
TypeEmerging player
Description

Chicago-based pop-up supper club led by Chef Michael Pfeiffer and Sarah Lentz, hosting farm-to-table dinners at The Coffee House's Window Room and Balcony. A partner rather than competitor, but a peer in the curated culinary event space that increasingly overlaps with cafe/event hybrid venues.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Milwaukee-based specialty coffee roaster with cafe locations serving Anodyne-roasted coffee plus food and pastries. Direct peer because they operate cafe retail locations in the same Wisconsin market and represent the supply-chain alternative for coffee-focused cafe operators.

3Tall Tales Music Festival
TypeEmerging player
Description

Regional music festival in Burlington, WI for which The Coffee House serves as the primary venue partner. While collaborative rather than competitive, it competes for the same live entertainment budget and audience in the Burlington market.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain serving direct-trade coffee plus light food menus in a community-oriented cafe format. Comparable as a broader-incumbent specialty cafe operator at significantly greater scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National specialty coffee roaster and cafe operator with multiple cafe locations serving premium coffee drinks plus light food. Comparable as a broader-incumbent cafe concept, though La Colombe operates at a much larger scale and urban footprint.

TypeRegional player
Description

Milwaukee-founded specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain with locations across Wisconsin and beyond. Comparable as a Wisconsin-rooted specialty coffee cafe operator, though larger and multi-location versus The Coffee House's single independent footprint.

TypeRegional player
Description

Wisconsin-based specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain serving specialty coffee drinks plus full breakfast/lunch menus in a community-gathering cafe format. Comparable cafe concept in the regional Midwest specialty coffee segment, though larger and multi-location.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent neighborhood coffee house in Milwaukee, WI offering specialty coffee, light food menu, and live music / evening programming. Comparable as a Wisconsin-based independent cafe with live entertainment and community gathering identity.

TypeOthers
Description

Wisconsin artisan cheese maker featured alongside The Coffee House at the Light Up The Night event. Adjacent supplier/ecosystem participant whose products flow through curated cafe/event programming like The Coffee House's; representative of the artisan producer peer set.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Burlington, WI-based craft brewery at 700 N Pine Street, located steps from The Coffee House. They are direct collaborators (hosting after-parties for Big Swig Bar Crawl, serving complimentary beer at the 10th anniversary) and compete for the same evening beverage and event attendee dollars in Burlington.

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The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine

Specialty Coffee Cafe & Live Music Venueburlingtoncoffeehouse.com

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is an independent community cafe and live music venue in Burlington, Wisconsin, serving Anodyne specialty coffee, a full food menu, craft cocktails at the upstairs Liars' Club bar, and hosting private events and ticketed concerts for local residents and regional patrons.

What The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine does

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is an independent community cafe and live entertainment venue founded in 2012 and located at 492 N Pine Street in downtown Burlington, Wisconsin. The venue operates a ground-level cafe serving specialty coffee from Milwaukee's Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company, a full breakfast/lunch/dinner menu featuring sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, and bakery items, plus craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails. The second floor houses the Liars' Club cocktail bar (open Thursday through Sunday) and the Window Room, a private event space accommodating up to 40 guests for catered celebrations. The venue hosts live music nearly every weekend, a weekly Open Mic Night on Thursdays, ticketed special dinners priced up to $130 per person (including Balcony Dinners with wine pairings), seasonal pop-up programming (fish fries, brunches, holiday pre-orders), and recurring community fundraisers.

The business generates revenue across six discrete streams: in-house food and beverage retail, private event space rental with in-house catering, ticketed live events (distributed via Square and Brown Paper Tickets), Liars' Club cocktail and beverage sales (with Thursday-Saturday happy hour), gift cards sold through Square's platform, and specialty food and spirits retail (including a private-barrel New Riff bourbon bottled with custom Liars' Club labeling). Pricing is unit-based across all streams; no subscription or contract-based revenue model is employed. Go-to-market is event-driven and community-led, relying on organic social media, an email newsletter, event listings, and word-of-mouth rather than paid acquisition. The tech stack is intentionally minimal — Squarespace website, Square commerce/ticketing, and standard email — with no proprietary platform or AI capabilities.

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine
Legal name
The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine
Website
https://burlingtoncoffeehouse.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is an independent community cafe and live music venue in Burlington, Wisconsin, serving Anodyne specialty coffee, a full food menu, craft cocktails at the upstairs Liars' Club bar, and hosting private events and ticketed concerts for local residents and regional patrons.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine industry classification

Industry
Product category
Specialty Coffee Cafe & Live Music Venue
NAICS
Full-Service Restaurants (722511), Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (7224), Restaurants and Other Eating Places (72251)
SIC
Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYTHAFADAC
Independent Neighborhood Cafes
SECONDARYMPAGAIAD
Cocktail Lounges & Speakeasies
SECONDARYCRANACAD
Cocktail Bars & Lounges
Consumer Products & Retail/Tobacco, Alcohol & Cannabis Retail/On-Premise Alcohol Retail (Bars, Pubs & Taprooms)
SECONDARYTHAFADAG
Cafe-Bakeries (Coffee + Pastry Focus)

Keywords

  • Specialty coffee shop
  • Live music venue
  • Craft cocktail bar
  • Private event space
  • Community cafe

Where The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Burlington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Food & Beverage Retail: In-house sales of specialty coffee drinks (using Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company beans), breakfast/lunch/dinner menu items (sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails. On-premises consumption and takeout ordering via Square.
  2. Private Event Space Rental: The venue rents out its Window Room (second floor, up to ~40 guests) for private events including bridal showers, baby showers, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties, and class reunions. A room fee deposit is charged upfront, with food and beverage ordered 10 days in advance. Catering services provided exclusively by the in-house kitchen.
  3. Live Event Ticketing: The venue sells tickets to ticketed live music events, concerts, and special dinners (e.g., farm-to-table dinners, bourbon tasting dinners). Ticket prices range from $10 to $130 per person depending on the event. Tickets sold via Square (square.site) and Brown Paper Tickets.
  4. Liars' Club Bar Cocktail & Beverage Sales: The upstairs Liars' Club cocktail bar generates revenue from craft cocktails, wine by the glass/bottle, and draft beer. Happy Hour runs 4–6pm Thursday–Saturday with $2 off cocktails, draft beer, and wine by the glass, and $10 off wine by the bottle.
  5. Gift Cards: Digital and physical eGift cards sold through Square/up Gift ordering platform, providing upfront cash flow from future purchases.
  6. Specialty Food & Catering Sales: Seasonal and holiday food sales including Easter ham and quiche pre-orders, and pop-up brunches. Provisons & Co. product sales (bourbon bottles, specialty food items).

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goGeneral Live Music Tickets
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goSpecial Ticketed Dinners
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goFish Fry / Pop-Up Dining Events
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goBar Crawl Events
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goSpirit Walk Bar Crawl
OtherMulti-year contractPrivate Event Space Rental
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goLiars' Club Bar Happy Hour
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goEaster Pre-Order Items

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine operates a community cafe and live music venue in downtown Burlington, Wisconsin, serving specialty coffee drinks made with Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company beans, a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu (sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails at its upstairs Liars' Club bar. The venue also hosts ticketed live music events (Open Mic Nights, touring musician concerts, farm-to-table dinners, bourbon tastings) and rents its second-floor Window Room for private events such as bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, and birthday parties.

Product overview

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is a community cafe and bar located in Burlington, Wisconsin, offering specialty coffee drinks sourced from Milwaukee's Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company, a full food menu including breakfast, lunch, and dinner with sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, and bakery items. The venue also operates Liars' Club Bar on the second level serving cocktails, craft beer, and wine, and provides private event space (Window Room) for gatherings. The business hosts live music events, open mic nights, and special dining experiences, functioning as a multi-faceted hospitality venue rather than a technology product company.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Cafe Service (Coffee, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) Daytime cafe service at the ground-level venue at 492 N Pine Street, Burlington, WI. Includes specialty coffee drinks made with Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company (Milwaukee) beans, a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu (specialty sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, and wine. Served for dine-in walk-ins, with takeout ordering available via the Square online store.
  • Liars' Club Bar

Companies that use The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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App detail

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

14 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Tall Tales Music FestivalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTall Tales Music Festival is a regional music festival in Burlington, Wisconsin. The Coffee House serves as a primary venue for Tall Tales Festival events, including hosting festival-related shows, artist performances, and co-promoted concerts (e.g., Canyon Spells event page notes 'Tall Tales Music Festival and The Coffee House present'). The partnership drives significant local and regional music fans to the venue and positions The Coffee House as Burlington's de facto music hub.
  • Drumlin Supper ClubcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChicago-based pop-up supper club run by Chef Michael Pfeiffer and Sarah Lentz. Drumlin Supper Club collaborates with The Coffee House's Liars' Club bar for recurring multi-course farm-to-table dinner events (e.g., Balcony Dinner, Window Room Dinner series). The partnership features seasonal, chef-curated menus with curated wine and spirit pairings from the Liars' Club. Ticket prices for these events reach $130/person, representing a high-value revenue stream for both parties.
  • Tempel Farms OrganicsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOld Mill Creek, Illinois-based organic farm producing soil-grown produce, cut flowers, eggs, honey, and apples. Greg Fitzgerald from Tempel Farms participates in farm-to-table dinner events at The Coffee House, providing organic ingredients and educational commentary on regenerative agriculture and organic farming practices. Featured in the Trivium Dining Fall Farm-to-Table Dinner event.
  • Trivium DiningcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborative culinary venture between Chicago hospitality professionals Chef Q Ibraheem, Pastry Chef Melissa Tantillo, and Marc Tantillo. Trivium Dining hosts multi-course farm-to-table dinners at The Coffee House using local organic ingredients, with each course paired with wines and spirits curated by the Liars' Club. Chef Q Ibraheem was recognized as a CNN Hero in 2021 for her free meal distribution work during the pandemic.
  • Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company (Milwaukee)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorMilwaukee-based specialty coffee roaster whose beans are exclusively used for all coffee drinks at The Coffee House. Anodyne is described as providing 'quality coffee drinks' and their drip coffee is featured in anniversary celebrations (10th anniversary party offered complimentary 12 oz Anodyne drip coffee). This is a strategic supply partnership that defines The Coffee House's coffee identity.
  • New Riff DistillingcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorCovington, Kentucky-based craft distillery. The Coffee House's Liars' Club selected a private barrel of New Riff Single Barrel Bourbon (barrel #24406, 119.5 proof), bottled with custom Liars' Club labeling for retail sale. Co-founder Jay Erisman participated in a guided tasting event at the venue in November 2024. The partnership creates a unique proprietary bottle offering for the bar and serves as a holiday gift item.
  • 2XO Whiskey (Dixon Dedman)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAmerican whiskey brand founded by Kentucky master blender Dixon Dedman. The Liars' Club hosted a sold-out Bourbon & BBQ tasting event featuring Dedman's 2XO whiskey lineup (American Oak, French Oak, Kiawah Blend, Gem of Kentucky, Sneakerhead Blend), paired with dinner from Smokin' Blue BBQ. The event drove ticket revenue and whiskey bottle sales.
  • Smokin' Blue BBQminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorBurlington, WI-based BBQ caterer. Provided the dinner component (brisket, ribs, smoked chicken, mac & cheese, etc.) for the 2XO Whiskey Bourbon & BBQ tasting event at The Coffee House. Represents a local food partnership for event co-hosting.
  • Low Daily BreweryminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorBurlington, WI-based craft brewery located at 700 N Pine Street. Low Daily draught beer was served complimentary (for those 21+) at The Coffee House's 10th Anniversary Party. Also served as the after-party venue for the Big Swig Bar Crawl for Charity event. Proximity and local brand synergy make Low Daily a recurring partner.
  • Constellation Brands (Wine)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorWine supplier featured during the Light Up The Night holiday event, providing complimentary wine tasting as part of the downtown Burlington holiday shopping season kickoff. Represents a supplier/guest partnership for in-store tasting events.
  • Dancing Goat DistilleryminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorArtisan distillery whose whiskey and spirits were featured in complimentary tastings at the Light Up The Night event, alongside Constellation Brands wine, Kind Oasis beverages, and cheese from Wisconsin producers Uplands Cheese, Door County Creamery, and Carr Valley.
  • Wholesome Harvest (Chef Jaclyn Trimble)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorChef Jaclyn Trimble of Wholesome Harvest collaborated with The Coffee House on monthly Fish Fry events (sold at $17/person) and Pop-Up Brunch events (April 2020). Past Fish Fry events sold out, indicating strong demand. Chef Trimble provided pre-pandemic and early-pandemic dining programming.
  • Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorFeatured brewery for The Coffee House's Beer Club event in April 2020. $25 ticket included 5–6 beer samples, dinner, an educational presentation, and a pint of the guest's favorite Sierra Nevada brew. Represents a one-time event partnership for beer education and sampling.
  • Love Inc. (Burlington Food Bank)minorOthersLocal Burlington food bank. The Coffee House served as the host/check-in location and one of eight participating venues for the Big Swig Bar Crawl for Charity, which raised funds for Love Inc.'s food bank. The partnership combines community building with charitable fundraising, strengthening the venue's local community ties.

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Emerging players

  • Drumlin Supper Club: Chicago-based pop-up supper club led by Chef Michael Pfeiffer and Sarah Lentz, hosting farm-to-table dinners at The Coffee House's Window Room and Balcony. A partner rather than competitor, but a peer in the curated culinary event space that increasingly overlaps with cafe/event hybrid venues.
  • Tall Tales Music Festival: Regional music festival in Burlington, WI for which The Coffee House serves as the primary venue partner. While collaborative rather than competitive, it competes for the same live entertainment budget and audience in the Burlington market.

Direct peers

  • Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company: Milwaukee-based specialty coffee roaster with cafe locations serving Anodyne-roasted coffee plus food and pastries. Direct peer because they operate cafe retail locations in the same Wisconsin market and represent the supply-chain alternative for coffee-focused cafe operators.
  • Rochambo Coffee & Tea House: Independent neighborhood coffee house in Milwaukee, WI offering specialty coffee, light food menu, and live music / evening programming. Comparable as a Wisconsin-based independent cafe with live entertainment and community gathering identity.
  • Low Daily Brewery: Burlington, WI-based craft brewery at 700 N Pine Street, located steps from The Coffee House. They are direct collaborators (hosting after-parties for Big Swig Bar Crawl, serving complimentary beer at the 10th anniversary) and compete for the same evening beverage and event attendee dollars in Burlington.

Broad incumbents

  • Stumptown Coffee Roasters: National specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain serving direct-trade coffee plus light food menus in a community-oriented cafe format. Comparable as a broader-incumbent specialty cafe operator at significantly greater scale.
  • La Colombe Coffee Roasters: National specialty coffee roaster and cafe operator with multiple cafe locations serving premium coffee drinks plus light food. Comparable as a broader-incumbent cafe concept, though La Colombe operates at a much larger scale and urban footprint.

Regional players

  • Stone Creek Coffee: Milwaukee-founded specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain with locations across Wisconsin and beyond. Comparable as a Wisconsin-rooted specialty coffee cafe operator, though larger and multi-location versus The Coffee House's single independent footprint.
  • Collectivo Coffee: Wisconsin-based specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain serving specialty coffee drinks plus full breakfast/lunch menus in a community-gathering cafe format. Comparable cafe concept in the regional Midwest specialty coffee segment, though larger and multi-location.

Others

  • Uplands Cheese / Wisconsin Artisan Producers: Wisconsin artisan cheese maker featured alongside The Coffee House at the Light Up The Night event. Adjacent supplier/ecosystem participant whose products flow through curated cafe/event programming like The Coffee House's; representative of the artisan producer peer set.

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Frequently asked questions about The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine

What does The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine do?

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine operates a community cafe and live music venue in downtown Burlington, Wisconsin, serving specialty coffee drinks made with Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company beans, a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu (sandwiches, flatbreads, small plates, bakery items), craft beer, wine, and classic cocktails at its upstairs Liars' Club bar. The venue also hosts ticketed live music events (Open Mic Nights, touring musician concerts, farm-to-table dinners, bourbon tastings) and rents its second-floor Window Room for private events such as bridal showers, rehearsal dinners, and birthday parties.

Is The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine a public or private company?

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine founded?

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine was founded in 2012. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine based?

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine is headquartered in Burlington, United States, in the North America region.

How does The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine make money?

Six revenue lines are on record. Food & Beverage Retail is the primary driver. The others are private Event Space Rental, live Event Ticketing, liars' Club Bar Cocktail & Beverage Sales, gift Cards and specialty Food & Catering Sales.

Who are The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Drumlin Supper Club and Tall Tales Music Festival. Direct peers are Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company, Rochambo Coffee & Tea House and Low Daily Brewery. Broad incumbents are Stumptown Coffee Roasters and La Colombe Coffee Roasters. Regional players are Stone Creek Coffee and Collectivo Coffee. Uplands Cheese / Wisconsin Artisan Producers is listed as an others.

Does The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine.

What industry is The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine in?

The Coffee House at Chestnut & Pine's product category is Specialty Coffee Cafe & Live Music Venue. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAFADAC, Independent Neighborhood Cafes, with a secondary code of MPAGAIAD, Cocktail Lounges & Speakeasies. Its NAICS code is 722511 and its SIC code is 5810.

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