“You’ll find several mechanic shops, amazing taco joints, barbers/hair salons, a dance studio, a vintage furniture shop, you name it, all nestled in the middle of this really cool community,” Slow & Steady Coffee Owner Germán Sierra told Daily Coffee News. Sierra roasts all of Slow & Steady’s coffees on a customized Probat P12 roaster, where he also continues to roast for e-commerce and wholesale customers. “I’m always a student with coffee, and that’s what I love about it.”A gradual rebranding of the roasting operation under the Slow & Steady name is underway. Slow & Steady Coffee is located at 1805 S Edgefield Ave. in Dallas. Tell DCN’s editors about your new coffee shop or roastery here.