Two Sistahs Coffee: A new gem in Birmingham

A coffee shop has opened in the Carline Historic District in Birmingham’s Pratt City neighborhood.

Owned by Pratt City native Joshua Perdue, the new spot is called Two Sistahs, in honor of his great grandmother and great aunt who introduced him to coffee and inspired him to create a space that brings people together. 

What is Two Sistah’s Coffee in Birmingham

Once a lounge, located at 204 Avenue U near Jasmine’s Cafe, Two Sistahs is a warm inviting location for meetups, a place to work and most importantly grab a morning or afternoon pick me up cup of joe or smoothie.

“When you come into Two Sistahs Coffee, I want you to feel the warm, cozy vibes, a feeling like you’re at home.”

Joshua Perdue, owner of Two Sistahs Coffee

What’s on the menu at Two Sistahs? A wide range of drink options that include:

• Espresso & Coffee
• Lemonades – Classic lemonades with several fruit options
• Smoothies – Strawberry, peach, berry banana/ pineapple mango and more
• Teas – Morning Glory and herbal 

In addition to the drinks, fresh pastries and snacks are available daily.

• Social: Two Sistahs Coffee Co.: Website I Facebook 
• Hours: Monday-Friday — 7AM to 3PM and Saturday — 7AM to 1PM, closed on Sunday
• Location: 204 Avenue U, Birmingham, AL 35214

What else is coming to Pratt City?

Two Sistah’s Coffee, newly opened in Pratt City’s Carline Historic District, is just the beginning for owner Joshua Perdue.

For folks unfamiliar with Pratt City, it was established in 1887 and home at the time to the largest mining complex in the state of Alabama. Pratt City was incorporated as a city in 1891 and annexed into Birmingham, like numerous neighborhoods around The Magic City, in 1910.

The building where the coffee shop resides is in the heart of Pratt City. Perdue intends to add three additional businesses at the site in the coming year. They are:

• Grocery store
• Personal care & professional suites
• Business service center

“The coffee shop is phase one of four phases that we’re gonna have here. My goal is to not just to bring back a building, but to bring back an entire area together.”

Joshua Perdue, owner of Two Sistah’s Coffee