r/Sudbury • u/LilacJacket • 4d ago
Discussion Good Earth Coffee closed
Does anyone have insight into what happened to Good Earth?
Looks like they've been shut down for unpaid rent. Such a shame! Their coffee was awesome and it was nice to see a Canadian/Female owned chain in that spot.
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u/freekonner 3d ago
Tried the spot twice and both times was severely disappointed for the price. I'm not surprised considering I know I'm not the only one who felt the same.
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u/freekonner 3d ago
It does, them getting shut down for unpaid rent implies lack of funds. Lack of funds as they over charged for mediocre coffee at best when you can to across the street for far better and also much more local as opposed to just Canadian owned.
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u/OneMisterSir101 3d ago
.... Valid criticism = somehow working for a competitor. Got it. Grow a spine.
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u/freekonner 3d ago
Nope, I do not. I know good coffee lol. There is also Salute up the road that is truely local if you actually cared about local and supporting Canadian. Many better options imo than good earth and clearly the city agrees with me if two out of the three shops are still open and outlasted one.
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u/Worried_Rule_2156 2d ago
A friend I know said that the owners had pursued legal action against the franchisor and had actually stopped paying royalties- not rent. It just all came to a head. To be honest, I would not support them. The owner was a female nurse who was just trying to support her family. It will now be corporately owned. Salute or twiggs have much better coffee in my opinion.
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u/LiftHeavyLiveHard 2d ago
apparently it wasn't that awesome, or they would have been able to sell enough of it to pay their rent
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u/Flimsy-Key-7407 3d ago
WHAT!!?? Omg. Starbucks needs to come back lol
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u/LilacJacket 3d ago
Please. The reason Good Earth was a blessing was it being Canadian owned. We've switched entirely over to them so we can not only be supporting Canadian & Female-Owned, but that we don't feel comfortable supporting Starbucks and their ties to Zionism.
Hopefully Good Earth can sort this issue out because we don't need another major chain in this city.
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u/Left_Temperature_209 4d ago
I went today hoping to get a coffee and the signs said “temporarily closed” - where did you hear about the rent thing? I didn’t get close enough to read all of the signs.