Black History Month Feature: AT Oasis Coffee & Tea Shop

By NaTyshca Pickett

One primary motivation for highlighting Black businesses is to address historical and systemic inequality in economic possibilities. Throughout history, Black entrepreneurs have encountered discrimination, limited access to financing, and unequal commercial possibilities. By aggressively featuring and supporting Black businesses, we help to address these inequities and promote economic fairness. This recognition contributes to the breakdown of barriers and the creation of a more inclusive business climate, helping Black entrepreneurs to gain attention, grow, and succeed.

For this feature, I present to you AT Oasis Coffee & Tea Shop.

Attention to detail is always noticed from the exceptionally friendly customer service to the care taken with each customer’s order. Aisha personally buys all-natural green coffee beans directly from Ethiopian farmers and then roasts them in small batches right here in Phoenix, AZ. She has also brought the traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony to the valley of the sun; in fact A.T. Oasis is the only spot in Central Phoenix where you can enjoy this unique experience.

It’s not just about coffee though, the tea offered at A.T. Oasis comes from all over the world as well, including east Africa and Morocco. The shop’s signature chai showcases all-natural spices imported from Eritrea, Ethiopia and around the world. You’ll have to come in to the shop to try some of Aisha’s signature chai tea though because it is one of the few products not sold online!

These same delicious spices are used in all of the homemade food served at A.T. Oasis, from the Sambusas to full Mudamas; only fresh ingredients used, 100% of the time. For Aisha, a neighborhood coffee shop is a way she can give back to her local community. It’s why she and everyone at A.T. Oasis pours their heart and soul into each and every cup!

If you’re looking for a great atmosphere and cup or tea, be sure to check them out and follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

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