‘It’s The Little Things:’ BRIM Coffee Now Open In Murrieta

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MURRIETA, CA — Murrieta’s BRIM Coffee, locally owned by two sisters, is serving more than just coffee. They are pouring their hearts into the Murrieta business community.

BRIM Coffee, located at 24831 Jefferson Avenue, Suite 111, is a Latina and women-owned coffee shop, according to the Murrieta and Wildomar Chamber of Commerce.

“This is an exciting addition to our local coffee scene,” a chamber of commerce spokesperson said. “From thoughtfully sourced ingredients to the little details that make each visit special, they truly put care into everything they do.”

The shop opened in mid-November and held its grand opening ribbon-cutting on Dec. 4. Already, Yelp reviews are giving BRIM top scores, with reviewers praising the customer service, the cookie butter latte, and the shop’s vibe.

At the ribbon-cutting ceremony held Dec. 4. Photo Courtesy Murrieta/Wildomar Chamber of Commerce)

“We’re passionate about crafting drinks and treats that bring joy to your day, while creating a welcoming space where everyone feels at home. From thoughtfully sourced ingredients to the little details that make each visit special, we put care into everything we do. At BRIM, it’s all about coffee, connection, and a touch of sisterly love,” their website reads.

Their menu includes specialty holiday drinks, such as the Peppermint Mocha, Sugar Cookie Coffee, Candy Cane Matcha, and Gingy Chai during the season. Regularly scheduled coffee drinks include Spanish Latte, Horchata Latte, Brown Sugar Latte, Honey Cinnamon Lattes and more.

BRIM Coffee is also serving up chocolate and almond croissants, cheese and apple danishes, muffins to name a few.

Be sure and pour over their menu for food items.

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