Upstairs seating is comfortable and will accommodate at least 25 people.
The décor is aged and refined on both decks. With every season, the carefully manicured patio brings an important personality to downtown Asheville. With the Double Decker’s old age, a modest corner in an unparalleled town has become home. It finally landed in Asheville at 41 Biltmore Avenue in 1999 and has been a coffee shop ever since. It wound up in Atlanta, Georgia in the 1970’s, where it not only took its passengers from point A to point B, but also claimed the reputation of a party bus. This particular 1963 Lodekka model Double Decker bus came from Bristol, England where it performed its intended job as a public transportation vehicle in the 1960’s and 70’s. The vintage surroundings paired with organic Notorious Coffee Roasting Co’s coffees from all over the world and local desserts made with love is the recipe for one of Asheville’s most beloved staples. A cozy red bus nestled into a cozy quaint town makes everyone feel at home. However, regardless of age, the bus ignites something special in every customer who walks through those red doors and the result is always positive. For people who are already grown up, it makes them feel like kids. They get to be the captain of a vessel that only encourages their imagination. For children, it makes them feel like grown- ups. Stepping onto the Double Decker Bus has a very distinct effect on people. Réfectoire, Pour les enfants, En plein air, Passants Double D's coffee and desserts is a wonderful double Decker coffee bus in the heart of downtown Asheville, North Carolina.
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