Birdie's Cafe; has Westminster's Main Street percolating once again
New cafe opens in place of former Pour House
By Kevin Dayhoff
Posted 8/08/10
Sherri Hosfeld Joseph sat with a sigh and a big smile.
“Hi. How are ya? How’s the coffee?”
To the delight of many a Westminster caffeine addict, Hosfeld recently opened a coffee shop — Birdie’s Café — in an historic brick building at 233 E. Main St.
After a run of about seven years, the former coffee shop there, The Pour House, abruptly ceased operations in November 2008.
Its absence was the source of caffeine-deprived headaches and a blow to Westminster’s downtown district, which includes the newly renovated Cockey’s addition to the Historical Society of Carroll County and the Carroll Arts Center on the western end of town...
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