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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Specialty Coffee Brand Deep Dive
Thank You Thank You
IndependentRoasted by Various third-party roasters including Sey, September, Subtext, Flower Child, and PoemSourcing: Limited public info
Visit Thank You Thank You's site Thank You Thank You is a small, specialized coffee shop in Philadelphia's Jewelers Row that focuses on a highly curated, rotating menu of coffees from renowned international and domestic roasters. Founded by industry veteran Cody McGregor, the cafe is designed to provide an intimate, personalized experience similar to an omakase service. It serves as a destination for coffee enthusiasts looking to explore diverse, high-quality roasts in a minimalist, welcoming environment.
Ownership
The brand is independent and owned by Cody McGregor, who operates the shop as a multi-roaster cafe.
Founded
2021
Roasting
Does not roast in-house — coffee is roasted by Various third-party roasters including Sey, September, Subtext, Flower Child, and Poem.
What it's known for
A highly curated, omakase-style coffee experience where the owner guides customers through a rotating selection of beans from top-tier North American and European roasters.
Farm-level sourcing
The shop functions as a multi-roaster cafe, sourcing retail bags and beans for pour-overs from a rotating list of external roasters rather than directly from farms. Because they curate from various roasters, they do not maintain a single, unified sourcing transparency policy for the coffees served.
Sources used in this deep dive
- https://thankyouthankyou.coffee
- https://www.inquirer.com/food/thank-you-thank-you-coffee-shop-old-city-20240201.html
- https://www.phillymag.com/best-of-philly-archive/thank-you-thank-you
- https://philadelphia.today/2024/02/thank-you-thank-you-coffee-roasters
- https://brewatlas.info/philadelphia/cafes/thank-you-thank-you-center-city-east
Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-09-29. It is not a review: we have not tasted this brand's coffee. Ownership, roasting and sourcing claims belong to the brand and its published materials. While the shop is well-known for its rotating selection of roasters, specific farm-level details for individual coffees are not published on their website as they rely on the transparency practices of the various roasters they feature.