Open Wed - Mon · 6 AM - 3 PM  ·  1 Brodhead St, Mazomanie WI  ·  (608) 401-1032
Historic Downtown Mazomanie · Named for the year the village was born

Coffee worth
stopping the car for.

An old bank turned living room, a few blocks off Highway 14 in the heart of the Driftless. Your stop between Madison and Spring Green, minutes from Taliesin and House on the Rock.

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“Stay 5 minutes or 5 hours. We’re happy you’re here.”

Inside the Original Bank Vault

The Vault is open.

The old bank vault is now a curated little shop. Work from Driftless Area makers, artisan teas and coffee, jewelry, and finds from farther afield.

Browse the Shop Meet the Makers
1855 merch in The Vault AeroPress brewers and 1855 camp mug
Go ahead, spin the dial
Click. You cracked it. Step inside for the secret menu.
Our Neighbors, Our Suppliers

Proudly Local

Brewhaha Roasters

Coffee & espresso
Spring Green

Cress Spring Bakery

Rustic French bread, morning buns & muffins
Blue Mounds

Telsaan Tea

Loose-leaf teas
Mount Horeb

Prem Meats

Local meats
Spring Green
Window nook with hand-painted coffee plant mural Side room with antique tables and wainscoting Italian sodas on the patio
Just off Highway 14, in the Driftless

Worth the stop.
Worth the drive.

Nestled in historic downtown Mazomanie and named for the year the village was founded, 1855 Coffee House is a gathering place that feels like your own living room.

Heading to Taliesin, House on the Rock, or American Players Theatre? We're your halfway point between Madison and Spring Green.

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Hours & Location

Wednesday – Monday6 AM – 3 PM
TuesdayClosed
1 Brodhead Street
Mazomanie, WI 53560
(608) 401-1032
Classes & Gatherings

Happening at 1855

Workshops, tastings, and creative classes. Discover the talents of your neighbors.

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Example: Succulent Flight Class

Hands-on planting class co-hosted by Geske's Gardens. Ticket includes a drink and a pastry. (Placeholder: current events pull from your calendar.)

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Have a talent to share? Host a class with us →

Combination Accepted
You cracked the vault.

Your reward is the recipe for a perfect afternoon: one latte, one window seat, zero hurry. See you soon!

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A Word From Mom
The Avocado Toast Story
Mom with her avocado toast

Mom's very first avocado toast wasn't at 1855. It was in India. Her kids have never let her forget it.

Ours is served a little closer to home, on rustic French bread. No passport required.

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