The Coffee Shoppe

308 Broad St, Selma
(334) 878-2739

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I visited Selma this morning on a Great Migration trip. As I walked the city just ground myself with history as I stumbled upon the BLACK GEM. I am from Michigan, I walked in and saw BLACK patrons, officers, and working civilians. I felt at home as I listened in on the small talk. I ordered THE BEST salted caramel frappe I ever had. I also bought a white chocolate raspberry scone (I hate scones but needed something sweet). Best scone ever! It was soft, buttery, sweet, and filling!
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Saw an inspirational NBC News feature on this business on 3/9/25. This former spot of a segregated diner is located near the Edmund Pettis Bridge and was central to the Civil Rights Movement. The lovely owner is such a welcoming soul, honoring the history of this building, and celebrating the inclusive gathering space it has become in her community. Maybe we will visit someday! It seems to be a very important spot for locals, serving up delicious food and drink, a history lesson,...
Was a little disappointed with the tiny sandwich amount made of thin "fluff" bread and quite minimal filling. And I don't eat large portions. Not recommended for lunch. Possibly coffee hour is better.

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