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New York Post | Brooklyn coffee shops no longer allow tipping — but a latte will cost you $7
At Principles GI Coffee Shop in Gowanus, owner Katie Bishop said while many customers find the lack of a tip screen “refreshing” she has had some pushback on her prices — $4 for a drip coffee and $7 for a cappuccino.
Gothamist | These Brooklyn Coffee Shops Are Asking Customers To Stop Tipping
Katie Bishop, who owns Principles Coffee House, is a military veteran with a “compulsion to serve” — through coffee or other means. In her current career, she sees her service as paying her employees the highest possible wage: $25 an hour. Her cafe also offers “pay what you wish” coffee and espressos.
New York Times | What Urban Planners Can Learn From This Idealistic Coffee Shop
Katie Bishop is the owner of Principles GI Coffee House, which was inspired by the egalitarian, antiwar coffeehouses that sprung up around military bases during the Vietnam War.
New York Times | ‘Gay,’ ‘Femme,’ ‘Nonbinary’: How Identity Shaped the Lives of These 10 New Yorkers
Last month, as people from all over the world came to New York City to celebrate WorldPride, The New York Times asked readers to, in ten words or less, tell us who they are.
CUNY TV | Principles GI Coffee House - Brooklyn Ideals in Action
A profile of Katie Bishop's GI-inspired coffee shop in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
Beean | Principles GI Coffee House - Brooklyn Ideals in Action
In the of Brooklyn’s Ninth Street area, straddling Park Slope and Gowanus, Principles GI Coffee Shop stands as a unique destination for the best specialty coffee in NYC.
BK Reader | U.S. Veteran Katie Bishop's One-of-a-Kind Gowanus Cafe Welcomes the Quirky, the Queer an
Principles Coffee House is a place where veterans, queer folks and “all other people who are not expressly welcome in regular society” can come.