Luvu a Latte temporary closure until July 14
Construction on SR 103 blocks direct access from Bluffton
FROM FACEBOOK__Luvu a Latte coffee shop has announced a temporary closure during phase 2 of roundabout construction on SR 103 at Navajo Rd.
The shop noted, “We want to take a moment to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your support, kindness, and encouragement this week. Your loyalty means more than words can express.
“We are hopeful to reopen on July 14 and look forward to serving you again soon. Until then, please know how grateful we are for this wonderful community and for allowing us to be a part of your days.
“Thank you for supporting local and supporting Luvu a Latte. We can’t wait to see you again!”
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