Amy's Place

In 2000, with a loan from her Grandmother, Amy bought “the Virgin Café” at 214 Wickenden Street. Along with a name change Amy set out to create a neighborhood spot where locals and students could meet and grab coffee, breakfast or lunch in a fun space with an unpretentious vibe. With her sister Ari and a great staff helping to run things Amy’s has become an East Side staple.

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In 2000, with a loan from her Grandmother, Amy bought “the Virgin Café” at 214 Wickenden Street. Along with a name change Amy set out to create a neighborhood spot where locals and students could meet and grab coffee, breakfast or lunch in a fun space with an unpretentious vibe. With her sister Ari and a great staff helping to run things Amy’s has become an East Side staple.

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