A law library reads like a closed room, a door you assume you need an ID for. This one holds a coffee counter, and it belongs to the Arsaga family — Fayetteville’s independent roasters since 1992. Anyone can walk into the Young Law Library in Waterman Hall and order espresso and snacks against a wall of windows looking out on campus. It runs on the school’s clock, dark Saturday and Sunday. The cafe and the library post different weekday windows, so the safe call is a weekday morning, out by one.
The Arsaga family has roasted in Fayetteville since 1992 and pours where the town already goes — the public library, the U of A law library, the art school — plus a drive-thru and a Church & Center toast bar. Their full-service restaurants are gone; the coffee counter is what has lasted thirty years.
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